Sun Route From Puno To Cusco
The Route of the Sun from Puno to Cusco is a spectacular journey through southern Peru. This route connects Lake Titicaca with the capital of the Inca Empire, passing through stunning Andean landscapes, traditional villages, and archaeological sites of great historical and cultural significance.
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Sun Route From Puno To Cusco
Itinerary
Our adventure along the Route of the Sun from Puno to Cusco begins with a pick-up from your hotel in the city of Puno. Our first stop will be Pukará, a pre-Inca ceremonial center known for its stone sculptures and the iconic Toritos de Pukará, symbols of protection and good fortune. We then head to La Raya, the highest point of the journey, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and herds of llamas and alpacas.
Next, we continue to Sicuani, where you’ll enjoy a delicious buffet lunch featuring traditional local flavors, before heading to Raqchi, home to the impressive Temple of Wiracocha, one of the Inca Empire’s most sacred sites.
Our final stop is Andahuaylillas, where the Church of San Pedro, known as the Sistine Chapel of America, captivates visitors with its golden altars and baroque artwork.
Finally, we’ll arrive in Cusco and take you to your hotel near the historic center, concluding our journey rich in culture and stunning landscapes.
Inclusions
What is included?
- Tourist transportation
- Professional bilingual guide
- Entrance tickets to all attractions
- Traditional lunch in Sicuani
- Personalized assistance throughout the tour
What is not included?
- Unmentioned meals, snacks and drinks
- Tips
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
Packing List
- Usa ropa cómoda y abrigadora en hasta tres capas.
- Lleva un sombrero, protector solar y agua.
- Impermeable o poncho en caso de lluvia.
- Zapatos cómodos.
- Mochila pequeña para tus artículos personales que usarás durante el día.
- Agua y snacks energéticos (frutos secos, chocolate, barras de cereal).
- Cámara o teléfono con buena batería.
- Lleva dinero en efectivo en soles (para gastos adicionales).
Recomendations
- Get a good night’s rest and avoid heavy meals or alcohol.
- Consider taking altitude sickness pills or coca leaf tea if you are sensitive to high altitude.
- Wear comfortable, warm clothing in up to three layers.
- Bring a hat, sunscreen, and a rain poncho or jacket.
- Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on uneven surfaces.
- Keep your camera or phone fully charged with enough storage space.
- Stay hydrated throughout the journey.
- Be punctual at every tour stop.
- Be respectful toward local communities and ask permission before taking photos.
- Keep an open mind to fully appreciate Andean traditions and culture.
- Bring cash in soles for additional expenses.
Faqs
- Pukará: Pre-Inca ceremonial center (famous for the Toritos de Pukará, or Pukará Bulls).
- Raqchi: The impressive Temple of Wiracocha (one of the largest Inca structures).
- Andahuaylillas: The "Sistine Chapel of the Americas" (San Pedro Church), known for its baroque art and gold altars.
The journey is a full-day experience. The complete tour (including visits and stops) lasts approximately 9 to 10 hours in total. It generally starts in Puno between 6:30 a.m. and 7:00 a.m., with arrival in Cusco between 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
The highest point is the La Raya pass, which acts as a natural boundary between Puno and Cusco. Here you can enjoy panoramic views of snow-capped mountains and Andean camelids. The approximate altitude is 4,335 meters above sea level (m.a.s.l.).
In Sicuani, the tour includes a delicious buffet lunch featuring a variety of traditional dishes with local Andean flavors, designed to be substantial and provide a comfortable rest stop.
Yes, all entrance tickets are included in the tour price.
Upon arrival in Cusco, the service will transfer you from the bus terminal directly to your hotel in or near the Historic Center, ensuring your comfort after the long journey.
Itinerary
Our adventure along the Route of the Sun from Puno to Cusco begins with a pick-up from your hotel in the city of Puno. Our first stop will be Pukará, a pre-Inca ceremonial center known for its stone sculptures and the iconic Toritos de Pukará, symbols of protection and good fortune. We then head to La Raya, the highest point of the journey, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and herds of llamas and alpacas.
Next, we continue to Sicuani, where you’ll enjoy a delicious buffet lunch featuring traditional local flavors, before heading to Raqchi, home to the impressive Temple of Wiracocha, one of the Inca Empire’s most sacred sites.
Our final stop is Andahuaylillas, where the Church of San Pedro, known as the Sistine Chapel of America, captivates visitors with its golden altars and baroque artwork.
Finally, we’ll arrive in Cusco and take you to your hotel near the historic center, concluding our journey rich in culture and stunning landscapes.
Inclusions
What is included?
- Tourist transportation
- Professional bilingual guide
- Entrance tickets to all attractions
- Traditional lunch in Sicuani
- Personalized assistance throughout the tour
What is not included?
- Unmentioned meals, snacks and drinks
- Tips
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
Packing List
- Usa ropa cómoda y abrigadora en hasta tres capas.
- Lleva un sombrero, protector solar y agua.
- Impermeable o poncho en caso de lluvia.
- Zapatos cómodos.
- Mochila pequeña para tus artículos personales que usarás durante el día.
- Agua y snacks energéticos (frutos secos, chocolate, barras de cereal).
- Cámara o teléfono con buena batería.
- Lleva dinero en efectivo en soles (para gastos adicionales).
Recomendations
- Get a good night’s rest and avoid heavy meals or alcohol.
- Consider taking altitude sickness pills or coca leaf tea if you are sensitive to high altitude.
- Wear comfortable, warm clothing in up to three layers.
- Bring a hat, sunscreen, and a rain poncho or jacket.
- Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on uneven surfaces.
- Keep your camera or phone fully charged with enough storage space.
- Stay hydrated throughout the journey.
- Be punctual at every tour stop.
- Be respectful toward local communities and ask permission before taking photos.
- Keep an open mind to fully appreciate Andean traditions and culture.
- Bring cash in soles for additional expenses.
Faqs
- Pukará: Pre-Inca ceremonial center (famous for the Toritos de Pukará, or Pukará Bulls).
- Raqchi: The impressive Temple of Wiracocha (one of the largest Inca structures).
- Andahuaylillas: The "Sistine Chapel of the Americas" (San Pedro Church), known for its baroque art and gold altars.
The journey is a full-day experience. The complete tour (including visits and stops) lasts approximately 9 to 10 hours in total. It generally starts in Puno between 6:30 a.m. and 7:00 a.m., with arrival in Cusco between 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
The highest point is the La Raya pass, which acts as a natural boundary between Puno and Cusco. Here you can enjoy panoramic views of snow-capped mountains and Andean camelids. The approximate altitude is 4,335 meters above sea level (m.a.s.l.).
In Sicuani, the tour includes a delicious buffet lunch featuring a variety of traditional dishes with local Andean flavors, designed to be substantial and provide a comfortable rest stop.
Yes, all entrance tickets are included in the tour price.
Upon arrival in Cusco, the service will transfer you from the bus terminal directly to your hotel in or near the Historic Center, ensuring your comfort after the long journey.
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