Maras - Moray and Chinchero
Discover Andean history and culture with our Maras, Moray and Chinchero Tour, a journey through some of the most representative places in the Sacred Valley. Learn about the legacy of the Inca civilization and the traditions that are still part of the identity of this region, surrounded by impressive Andean landscapes. An experience to discover the historical, cultural, and natural richness of Cusco.
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Maras - Moray and Chinchero
Itinerary
Our experience begins with pick-up from your hotel in Cusco as we head toward the Sacred Valley. We first visit the Salt Mines of Maras, an impressive network of thousands of salt pools used since Inca times and still worked by local communities.
Next, we explore Moray, famous for its circular terraces that functioned as an Inca agricultural laboratory, where different microclimates were tested to optimize crop production.
We then continue to Chinchero, renowned for its traditional alpaca wool textiles dyed with natural pigments, where you will participate in a cultural weaving demonstration. We will also visit its colonial church built upon solid Inca stone foundations.
Finally, we return to your hotel in Cusco.
Inclusions
What is included?
- Tourist transportation
- Professional bilingual guide (Spanish / English)
- Entrance tickets to archaeological sites (Partial Tourist Ticket)
- Permanent assistance throughout the tour
What is not included?
- Meals, snacks, and beverages
- Travel insurance
- Tips
Packing List
- ID or passport
- Comfortable and warm clothing
- Hat, sunscreen, and water
- Camera
Recomendations
- Stay hydrated by drinking water frequently; you may also try coca or muña tea, both effective for maintaining energy at high altitude.
- Always carry your Tourist Ticket (BTG) (included in the tour), as it is required to access several archaeological sites.
- Respect all the places you visit, as they hold great historical and spiritual value. Walk mindfully and avoid touching or climbing the stone walls.
- Remember, this is more than a sightseeing tour—it is a cultural and spiritual journey best experienced with curiosity and a deep connection to history.
Faqs
No, it is low difficulty, with short walks and frequent stops.
It generally starts in the morning around 8:00 am.
Yes, as long as they do not have health issues related to high altitude.
Yes, it is ideal as a first high-altitude experience.
Itinerary
Our experience begins with pick-up from your hotel in Cusco as we head toward the Sacred Valley. We first visit the Salt Mines of Maras, an impressive network of thousands of salt pools used since Inca times and still worked by local communities.
Next, we explore Moray, famous for its circular terraces that functioned as an Inca agricultural laboratory, where different microclimates were tested to optimize crop production.
We then continue to Chinchero, renowned for its traditional alpaca wool textiles dyed with natural pigments, where you will participate in a cultural weaving demonstration. We will also visit its colonial church built upon solid Inca stone foundations.
Finally, we return to your hotel in Cusco.
Inclusions
What is included?
- Tourist transportation
- Professional bilingual guide (Spanish / English)
- Entrance tickets to archaeological sites (Partial Tourist Ticket)
- Permanent assistance throughout the tour
What is not included?
- Meals, snacks, and beverages
- Travel insurance
- Tips
Packing List
- ID or passport
- Comfortable and warm clothing
- Hat, sunscreen, and water
- Camera
Recommendations
- Stay hydrated by drinking water frequently; you may also try coca or muña tea, both effective for maintaining energy at high altitude.
- Always carry your Tourist Ticket (BTG) (included in the tour), as it is required to access several archaeological sites.
- Respect all the places you visit, as they hold great historical and spiritual value. Walk mindfully and avoid touching or climbing the stone walls.
- Remember, this is more than a sightseeing tour—it is a cultural and spiritual journey best experienced with curiosity and a deep connection to history.
Faqs
No, it is low difficulty, with short walks and frequent stops.
It generally starts in the morning around 8:00 am.
Yes, as long as they do not have health issues related to high altitude.
Yes, it is ideal as a first high-altitude experience.
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