South Valley Tour
The South Valley tour includes visits to three sites of great historical value: Tipón, renowned for its advanced hydraulic engineering; Pikillacta, a pre-Inca city of the Wari culture; and Andahuaylillas, famous for its baroque church known as the “Sistine Chapel of America.”
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South Valley Tour
Itinerary
Enjoy an unforgettable experience in Cusco’s South Valley on a half-day tour that blends history, ancestral culture, and Andean landscapes. The tour begins with hotel pickup between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m., traveling comfortably by tourist transport to the main attractions south of the city. The first stop is Tipón, an impressive Inca complex recognized for its advanced hydraulic engineering and agricultural terraces, whose water channels still function today. Next, we explore Pikillacta, an ancient pre-Inca city of the Wari culture, remarkable for its urban planning, imposing walls, and straight streets. Finally, we arrive in Andahuaylillas, where we visit the Church of San Pedro, celebrated for its Andean baroque art, murals, golden altarpieces, and details that earned it the title of the “Sistine Chapel of America.” After this enriching cultural experience, we return to Cusco, dropping you off at your hotel with unforgettable memories and a deeper connection to Peru’s historical legacy.
Inclusions
What is included?
- Round-trip tourist transportation from and to your hotel
- Professional bilingual guide
- Entrance tickets to archaeological sites (Tourist Ticket) and Andahuaylillas church
- Personalized assistance throughout the tour
What is not included?
- Additional snacks and drinks
- Tips
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
Packing List
- Comfortable and warm clothing (at least 3 layers)
- Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
- Sunscreen and a hat
- Identification document or passport
- Water and light snacks
- Camera to capture the best moments
Recomendations
- Stay hydrated throughout the tour
- Walk at a relaxed pace at archaeological sites
- Protect yourself from the sun, even on cloudy days
- Respect sacred spaces and local communities
- Carry cash in Peruvian soles for small expenses
- Be prepared for sudden weather changes
- Always follow the guide’s instructions
- Avoid touching or climbing archaeological structures
- Enjoy the experience calmly and with an open mind
Faqs
It is a cultural route that visits important Inca and pre-Inca archaeological sites south of the city.
Its advanced Inca hydraulic engineering and agricultural terraces still in operation; Tipón is considered a marvel of Inca hydraulic engineering.
An ancient pre-Inca city of the Wari culture, notable for its urban planning and aqueduct system that transported water across complex terrain.
The Church of Andahuaylillas dazzles with extraordinary Andean baroque art, fully decorated walls and ceilings, golden altarpieces, and symbolic murals. This 17th-century jewel blends Christian and Andean elements, reflecting colonial spiritual syncretism, which is why it is known as the “Sistine Chapel of America.”
Yes, it is an easy tour with moderate walking.
Yes, but it is highly recommended to do it after at least one day of acclimatization.
Itinerary
Enjoy an unforgettable experience in Cusco’s South Valley on a half-day tour that blends history, ancestral culture, and Andean landscapes. The tour begins with hotel pickup between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m., traveling comfortably by tourist transport to the main attractions south of the city. The first stop is Tipón, an impressive Inca complex recognized for its advanced hydraulic engineering and agricultural terraces, whose water channels still function today. Next, we explore Pikillacta, an ancient pre-Inca city of the Wari culture, remarkable for its urban planning, imposing walls, and straight streets. Finally, we arrive in Andahuaylillas, where we visit the Church of San Pedro, celebrated for its Andean baroque art, murals, golden altarpieces, and details that earned it the title of the “Sistine Chapel of America.” After this enriching cultural experience, we return to Cusco, dropping you off at your hotel with unforgettable memories and a deeper connection to Peru’s historical legacy.
Inclusions
What is included?
- Round-trip tourist transportation from and to your hotel
- Professional bilingual guide
- Entrance tickets to archaeological sites (Tourist Ticket) and Andahuaylillas church
- Personalized assistance throughout the tour
What is not included?
- Additional snacks and drinks
- Tips
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
Packing List
- Comfortable and warm clothing (at least 3 layers)
- Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
- Sunscreen and a hat
- Identification document or passport
- Water and light snacks
- Camera to capture the best moments
Recomendations
- Stay hydrated throughout the tour
- Walk at a relaxed pace at archaeological sites
- Protect yourself from the sun, even on cloudy days
- Respect sacred spaces and local communities
- Carry cash in Peruvian soles for small expenses
- Be prepared for sudden weather changes
- Always follow the guide’s instructions
- Avoid touching or climbing archaeological structures
- Enjoy the experience calmly and with an open mind
Faqs
It is a cultural route that visits important Inca and pre-Inca archaeological sites south of the city.
Its advanced Inca hydraulic engineering and agricultural terraces still in operation; Tipón is considered a marvel of Inca hydraulic engineering.
An ancient pre-Inca city of the Wari culture, notable for its urban planning and aqueduct system that transported water across complex terrain.
The Church of Andahuaylillas dazzles with extraordinary Andean baroque art, fully decorated walls and ceilings, golden altarpieces, and symbolic murals. This 17th-century jewel blends Christian and Andean elements, reflecting colonial spiritual syncretism, which is why it is known as the “Sistine Chapel of America.”
Yes, it is an easy tour with moderate walking.
Yes, but it is highly recommended to do it after at least one day of acclimatization.
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