Maras and Moray are two tourist destinations located at 3,385 meters above sea level in the Northern Valley of the Incas. These impressive landscapes offer the chance to explore the ancestral heritage of the Inca culture through its architecture and history.
Exploring the area by ATV is a fun and exciting way to see the surroundings. On this tour, you’ll experience the thrill of riding along rural roads in the Andes, discovering the region’s magnificent nature and vibrant fields.
The Maras and Moray tours are perfect for adventure lovers seeking to experience Andean culture in a fun, unique, and safe way.
We will begin the tour by picking you up from your hotel in Cusco around 7:00 AM. From there, we will head north of the city on a one-hour drive to our base of operations in the Cruzpata area.
Afterward, we will be assigned our ATVs, and the instructor will teach us how to use them. After practicing and getting the instructor’s approval, we will set off on a 40-minute ride through trails and landscapes.
We will visit the experimental terraces of Moray, designed by the Incas in the shape of a sunken amphitheater. These terraces are believed to have played a crucial role in creating microclimates to aid plant growth. We will enjoy breathtaking views while learning about the ingenious agricultural practices of the Incas.
After visiting Moray, we will return to our base in Cruzpata to drop off the ATVs and head to the salt mines of Maras. There, our guide will provide detailed information about the artisanal methods of salt production.
Finally, we will take transportation back to Cusco and drop you off at your hotel, concluding the tour at approximately 2:00 PM.
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Our ATV tour of Maras and Moray begins with a hotel pickup at 7:00 AM. We will head north of the city, passing through breathtaking landscapes that showcase the region’s natural beauty. Along the way, we’ll see the snow-capped peaks of La Veronica and Chicon, set against the magical landscapes typical of the Andes.
Upon arriving at our base of operations in the Cruz Pata area, you will be assigned an ATV. Our guide will give instructions on how to use it, and after a brief practice session, we’ll begin a 40-minute ride to the experimental terraces of Moray. These terraces, designed by the Incas in the shape of a sunken amphitheater, are believed to have been used to create microclimates that supported the growth of various crops and plants.
We will spend about 20 minutes exploring this site before continuing to the Mirador de los 5 Nevados, where we will enjoy impressive views and ride through green fields. After a 40-minute return trip to our base, we will leave the ATVs and board our vehicle. For safety reasons, the rest of the route to the salt mines cannot be done on ATVs due to the steep slopes and sharp curves along the way.
We will arrive at the salt mines of Maras, which served the Incas by supplying salt to Cusco and surrounding towns. We’ll explore the salt terraces, fed by a stream of saltwater. The salt from these mines is recommended for people with hypertension, skin conditions, or swelling, so don’t forget to purchase some during our visit.
Finally, we will return to Cusco and drop you off at your hotel at approximately 2:00 PM.
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