Explore Cusco on an exciting horseback riding adventure! This unique experience is one you won’t want to miss.
You will visit the impressive Cusco Valley, a significant area in the cultural heritage of the ancient Inca civilization. During the tour, you will explore the remnants of temples, plazas, and canals constructed by the Incas. You will also have the opportunity to admire some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the region.
This 6-hour horseback riding tour to Chacan is perfect for those who enjoy outdoor activities and want to experience the valley from a unique perspective.
Chacan is a charming small town known for its agriculture. During the horseback ride, you will pass by fields with crops such as corn, potatoes, barley, and more.
You will visit a waterfall where vibrant rainbows appear when sunlight reflects off the water. We will also visit the Cusilluchayoc Temple and nearby caves. Afterward, we’ll return to the fields, leave the horses, and take a bus back to Cusco.
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The excursion begins early with a pickup from your hotel in Cusco, followed by a 20-minute journey to the starting point at the stable, where our adventure will begin.
During the journey, our guide will share information about the tour and offer tips to help you fully enjoy your horseback riding experience. Along the way, we will see Andean mountains, local homes, and fields with various crops, including potatoes, corn, and barley. You will also encounter llamas brought from Andean villages by their owners, who dress traditionally to pose for photos with tourists.
You will ride a horse assigned based on your experience, and our guide will give a brief safety talk and provide the necessary safety equipment. We will begin our horseback ride to Chacan, where we will see a rainbow created by the sunlight reflecting off a small waterfall.
After this stop, we will cross the cave and continue to the Temple of Cusilluchayoc or Temple of the Monkey for about two hours. We will then take an hour to enjoy a delicious lunch. Afterward, we will explore the Inca archaeological complex and its caves, including galleries and passageways connecting with one another. You will see carved walls with niches used for religious purposes, as well as Inca aqueducts used for sacred rituals. One highlight is a large feline sculpture, an important element in rituals during the Inca period. This site is still used for religious ceremonies today, with remnants of offerings such as flowers, coca leaves, and cotton.
We will then board our private transportation to return to your hotel in Cusco, concluding our horseback tour to Chacan.
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