Our Pisac tour offers a unique experience for those looking to explore the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Pisac offers a variety of activities and attractions. You can explore the Pisac Archaeological Center, the Temple of the Sun, the town of Pisac, and the Craft Market.
Additionally, the views from the heights, with their mountains and valleys, are breathtaking. Undoubtedly, the Pisac tour offers a one-of-a-kind experience for those eager to discover the charms of Inca culture and the natural beauty of Cusco.
Book your tour today and immerse yourself in the incredible beauty and rich culture of Pisac.
This 4-hour tour in the town of Pisac, located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, follows part of the Qhapaq Ñan (Andean road system), which connected the jungle—now known as the Manu Biosphere Reserve—and served as a route to reach Qosqo (Cusco), the center of the world.
This will be an incredible experience you won’t want to miss. We will visit the Pisac Archaeological Center, where we will see impeccably joined Inca stonework. We will also explore some of the most popular spots in this charming town, leading you through its narrow streets to the famous craft market, where you will find unique items such as paintings, keychains, handicrafts, and more.
You will have the opportunity to savor local cuisine at restaurants in the main square and enjoy the popular empanadas baked in Pisac’s traditional ovens.
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We will begin our tour by picking you up from your hotel in Cusco at approximately 8:00 AM and heading to the ancient and fascinating Pisac Archaeological Center, located 45 minutes from Cusco.
At the Pisac Archaeological Center, our guide will provide a historical overview of the site along with some interesting facts that are sure to surprise you. This complex features numerous Inca structures that highlight the advanced knowledge the Incas achieved in architecture, construction, stone walls, and terraces.
As with other Inca constructions, some studies suggest that it was not a fortress, but a royal estate owned by Inca Pachacutec. It consists of terraces, domestic and ceremonial structures, and aqueducts that provided water for agricultural activities.
After exploring the complex, travelers can visit the picturesque Pisac artisan market, one of the most welcoming and vibrant markets in the area. Here, you will find unique products such as textiles, ceramics, jewelry, ponchos, hats, and other authentic souvenirs crafted by local artisans. The Andean sounds and the melodies of wind instruments offer a unique and ancestral way of communicating with the Apus and deities.
Be sure to savor the delicious empanadas baked in colonial ovens—an experience you won’t want to miss.
Pisac is part of the Qhapaq Ñan (Inca road system), which connected the southern Peruvian jungle—now known as the Manu Biosphere Reserve—and also served as a route to reach Cusco, the center of the world. It is a strategic district where the main square once served as a marketplace for the exchange of food, native species, textiles, and livestock.
In the afternoon, we’ll return to Cusco, concluding our 4-hour Pisac Tour.
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