From
$ 80
/Per Person
One-day tour price
From
$ 80
/Per Person
One-day tour price
From
$ 80
/Per Person
One-day tour price
From
$ 80
/Per Person
One-day tour price
From
$ 80
/Per Person
One-day tour price
1 day
Daily departures
Small Group
Moderate
Super Sacred Valley 1 day tour (DURATION ALL DAY FROM 6:40AM TO 7:10PM)
This tourist tour is very beautiful and complete through the sacred valley, that is why the early start of each visit to the Inca archaeological centers is strategic and controlled in the excursion of the trip from Cusco through the sacred valley of the Incas.
Highly recommended the Sacred Sacred Valley of the Incas tour is ideal for travelers with very little time and who want to know the wonders of the city of Cusco to the maximum in a short time of their trip, since it allows them to visit to gather 2 2-day tours in 1 day only.
🚐 Highlights of the Tour
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Chinchero: Traditional Andean village with colorful textiles.
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Moray: Impressive circular agricultural terraces.
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Maras Salt Mines: Over 3,000 ancient salt pools with amazing views.
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Urubamba: Delicious buffet lunch in the heart of the valley.
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Ollantaytambo: Majestic Inca fortress and strategic center.
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Pisac: Beautiful terraces and archaeological remains overlooking the valley.
Trip Highlights
🌟 Experience the Super Sacred Valley VIP Tour – 1 Day!
A journey of breathtaking landscapes, living culture, and Inca history ✨
Get ready for a day filled with wonder, adventure, and unforgettable moments. We’ll pick you up early from your hotel or meet at the iconic Cusco Main Square before setting off to explore the most stunning gems of the Sacred Valley. Every stop will captivate you!
🚐 What you will experience on this unforgettable tour
🧵 Chinchero – Land of Colors & Andean Traditions
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Begin your adventure immersed in authentic Andean culture.
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Discover traditional weaving techniques and enjoy panoramic views.
🔵 Moray – The Inca Agricultural Laboratory
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Explore the famous circular terraces.
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Learn how the Incas created microclimates to cultivate plants from all over Peru.
🤍 Maras Salt Mines – A Landscape From Another World
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Walk among more than 3,000 dazzling salt pools.
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A perfect location for stunning photos and learning ancient salt-harvesting traditions.
🍽️ Buffet Lunch in Urubamba
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Taste delicious Peruvian dishes in the heart of the Sacred Valley.
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Recharge surrounded by lush mountains and fresh valley air.
🏛️ Ollantaytambo – The Strategic Jewel of the Inca Empire
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Be amazed by its impressive stonework and mystical temples.
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One of the most powerful and well-preserved Inca sites.
🌄 Pisac – Terraces and Views That Take Your Breath Away
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Explore vast agricultural terraces and ceremonial areas.
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A perfect final stop filled with beauty and history.
🔙 Return to Cusco
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Arrival around 7:00 pm, with your heart full of incredible memories and unforgettable landscapes.
✨ Ready to experience the Sacred Valley like never before?
This tour is perfect for travelers seeking culture, adventure, nature, and a deep connection with the Andes.
Book now and live a day you’ll remember forever! 🌈
DETAILED TOUR ITINERARY
Super Sacred Valley VIP Tour Full day from Cusco – Detailed Itinerary
We begin the day bright and early, picking you up from your hotel at 6:20 am (as long as it’s easy to access). Otherwise, we will meet at the Cusco Main Square at 6:40 am, where your adventure officially starts.
- Tour visit Chinchero
Our first stop is the charming Andean village of Chinchero, where you’ll spend about 30 minutes exploring its traditional textiles, colorful markets, and impressive Inca remains. This is a perfect introduction to the cultural richness of the Sacred Valley.
- Tour visit Moray
Afterward, we continue to Moray, an archaeological wonder featuring circular agricultural terraces. As you walk around this unique site, you’ll learn how the Incas created different microclimates to experiment with and domesticate plants from various regions of Peru. It’s both visually stunning and historically fascinating.
- Tour visit Maras Salt Mines
Next, we head toward the famous Maras Salt Mines, a dazzling collection of more than 3,000 salt pools that have been used since pre-Inca times. Here you’ll discover how local families have harvested salt for generations, using the same ancient techniques.
- Lunch in Urubamba (Sacred Valley)
We then descend into the Urubamba Valley, where you’ll enjoy a buffet lunch surrounded by mountains and fresh valley air. It’s a great moment to relax and recharge before the afternoon visits.
- Tour visit Ollantaytambo
Following lunch, we continue to the impressive fortress of Ollantaytambo. Known for its massive stone structures and strategic design, this site stands as one of the most important and beautiful architectural achievements of the Inca Empire. You’ll have time to explore its terraces, temples, and breathtaking views (sacred valley).
- Tour visit Pisac
Finally, we board the bus for a scenic ride of about 2 hours until we reach Pisac, a spectacular archaeological complex perched high above the sacred valley. With its extensive terraces and ancient temples, it is a peaceful and inspiring final stop.
- Return to Cusco
After your visit, we make our way back to Cusco, arriving around 7:00 pm at the Main Square—just in time to enjoy the city’s evening atmosphere.
Tourist places to visit in the Super Sacred Valley VIP – Tourist information from Cusco
- Chinchero in Cusco: an authentic destination for travelers – Sacred Valley
Chinchero in Cusco is one of those places that captivates travelers from the very beginning. Located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, this small Andean town blends history, breathtaking landscapes, and living traditions. Therefore, it is an excellent stop for travelers looking beyond the usual tourist routes.
Where is Chinchero and why visit?
Chinchero is located about 30 kilometers from the city of Cusco. In other words, it is easy to reach by public transportation or organized tours. Moreover, the town sits at over 3,700 meters above sea level, offering impressive views of the surrounding mountains.
However, what truly makes Chinchero special is not only its location, but also its strong cultural identity.
History and living culture
In Chinchero, Inca heritage and colonial history coexist harmoniously. For example, a 17th-century colonial church was built on top of original Inca foundations and is still used today. Likewise, the agricultural terraces surrounding the town continue to be cultivated by local families.
Additionally, Chinchero is well known for its traditional weaving communities. Local women preserve ancestral weaving techniques and natural dyeing methods. For this reason, visiting a textile center is a must for any traveler.
Things to do in Chinchero
During your visit to Chinchero in Cusco, you can enjoy several activities, such as:
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Exploring the main square and archaeological site
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Visiting community-run textile workshops
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Buying handmade crafts directly from local artisans
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Enjoying the scenery and taking memorable photos
After all, Chinchero is a perfect destination for slow travel and cultural connection.
- Moray in Cusco: a fascinating site for curious travelers – Sacred valley
Moray in Cusco is one of the most intriguing archaeological sites in the Sacred Valley. Known for its unique circular terraces, Moray offers travelers a deeper understanding of Inca engineering and agricultural innovation. As a result, it has become a must-see destination for those interested in history and culture.
Where is Moray and why visit?
Moray is located about 50 kilometers from the city of Cusco, near the town of Maras. In other words, it can be easily visited as part of a Sacred Valley tour. Moreover, the site sits at a high altitude, surrounded by open landscapes and mountain views.
However, Moray stands out not only for its location, but also for its mysterious purpose.
History and significance
According to researchers, Moray functioned as an Inca agricultural laboratory. For example, each circular terrace creates different microclimates, allowing the Incas to experiment with crops at various temperatures. Therefore, this site demonstrates the advanced scientific knowledge of the Inca civilization.
Additionally, the perfectly designed drainage system shows how the Incas adapted their architecture to the environment.
Things to do in Moray
While visiting Moray in Cusco, travelers can enjoy several activities, such as:
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Walking along the viewpoints surrounding the terraces
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Learning about Inca agriculture and engineering
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Taking panoramic photographs of the site
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Combining the visit with nearby Maras Salt Mines
Above all, Moray offers a peaceful and educational experience in the Sacred Valley.
- Maras Salt Mines: a unique cultural site in the Sacred Valley
The Maras Salt Mines are one of the most visually striking destinations in the Sacred Valley of Peru. With thousands of salt ponds cascading down a mountainside, this site offers travelers a rare combination of natural beauty and ancient tradition. Therefore, it is a must-visit for those exploring the region.
Where are the Maras Salt Mines and why visit?
The Maras Salt Mines are located near the town of Maras, about 50 kilometers from Cusco. In other words, they are easy to visit, especially when combined with Moray. Moreover, the site is still actively used by local families who harvest salt using traditional methods.
However, what makes this place truly special is its history.
History and traditional salt production
Salt extraction at Maras dates back to pre-Inca times. For example, natural saltwater springs feed the ponds through an intricate system of channels. As the water evaporates, salt crystals form and are carefully collected by hand.
Additionally, these salt mines are owned and maintained by local families. For this reason, visiting Maras directly supports the local economy and preserves ancestral practices.
Things to do at the Maras Salt Mines
During your visit to the Maras Salt Mines, you can enjoy several activities, such as:
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Walking along the paths above the salt ponds
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Taking panoramic photos of the terraces
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Learning about traditional salt harvesting
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Buying natural pink salt from local producers
Above all, the site offers an unforgettable visual and cultural experience.
- Tour Urubamba – buffet – Sacred valley
- Ollantaytambo in Cusco: a historic gateway for travelers – Sacred valley
Ollantaytambo in Cusco is one of the most important and well-preserved Inca towns in Peru. Located in the heart of the Sacred Valley, this destination offers travelers an impressive mix of history, architecture, and living culture. Therefore, it is much more than just a stop on the way to Machu Picchu.
Where is Ollantaytambo and why visit?
Ollantaytambo is situated about 72 kilometers from the city of Cusco. In other words, it is easily accessible by car, bus, or train. Moreover, the town serves as the main train station to Machu Picchu, making it a strategic and convenient place to visit.
However, Ollantaytambo stands out not only for its location, but also for its historical importance.
History and Inca legacy
Ollantaytambo was an important military, religious, and agricultural center during the Inca Empire. For example, the massive stone terraces and temples were built with extraordinary precision. Additionally, the town layout remains largely unchanged since Inca times, which allows visitors to walk through original stone streets.
As a result, Ollantaytambo is often described as a “living Inca town.”
Things to do in Ollantaytambo
While exploring Ollantaytambo in Cusco, travelers can enjoy several activities, such as:
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Climbing the terraces to the Sun Temple
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Walking through the old Inca streets
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Visiting local markets and artisan shops
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Enjoying views of the surrounding mountains
Above all, Ollantaytambo offers a deep cultural experience combined with stunning scenery.
- Pisac in Cusco: history, culture, and scenic views for travelers – Sacred valley
Pisac in Cusco is one of the most fascinating destinations in the Sacred Valley. Known for its impressive archaeological site and traditional market, Pisac offers travelers a balanced mix of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. Therefore, it is an excellent place to explore Inca heritage at a relaxed pace.
Where is Pisac and why visit?
Pisac is located about 33 kilometers from the city of Cusco. In other words, it is one of the closest Sacred Valley destinations to reach. Moreover, the town sits at the entrance of the valley, surrounded by mountains and agricultural terraces.
However, Pisac is not only about scenery, but also about cultural depth.
History and archaeological site inca
The Pisac archaeological complex inca is one of the largest in the Sacred Valley. For example, it features agricultural terraces, ceremonial areas, and ancient cemeteries carved into the mountainside. Additionally, the site demonstrates advanced Inca engineering and urban planning.
As a result, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of how the Incas adapted to the Andean landscape.
Things to do in Pisac
During your visit to Pisac in Cusco, travelers can enjoy several activities, such as:
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Exploring the Pisac archaeological site
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Visiting the traditional handicraft market
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Walking through the colonial town
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Enjoying panoramic views of the Sacred Valley
Above all, Pisac is a destination that combines history with local life.
What is Included?
- Pick up at your hostel or main square of Cusco
- Transport 20 people in the group
- Urubamba village lunch
- Professional guide for the tour.
- Tourist places:
- Chincheros
- Moray
- Salineras
- Ollantaytambo
- Pisac
- Return of the main square 7.00pm
What is Not Included?
- Entrance of tourist tickets S / 70 soles
- Salt mines Ticket S / 20 soles
- Tips
What to Bring to the Tour?
- ORIGINAL PASSPORT (IF STUDENT CARNET ISIC VALID)
- BACKPACK (30 LITERS)
- PUNCH OF RAIN
- SOLAR BLOCKER-SUNGLASSES-HAT HAT
- MOSQUITO REPELLENT
- PHOTO CAMERA
- EXTRA MONEY
Cancellation Policies
CONDITIONS FOR MAKING A RESERVATION AND CANCELLATIONS
to make your reservation you need the exact date of your Super Sacred Valley departure because there are no changes or cancellations
RESERVATION MONEY DEPOSIT
To confirm your reservation and your participation in the treks, you need to make a deposit.
This deposit is to reserve all your trek services and, most importantly, the purchase of the Machu Picchu ticket (the Machu Picchu ticket is personal, it cannot be canceled or change date, or transfer to another person )
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations and date changes are not accepted, you simply lose your deposit, there is no refund.
Because this deposit is not for our pocket, it is to reserve your tourist Transport , guides, Food Restaurant , because we do not improvise, we reserve it in advance, that is why we have good organization and good tours and good experiences with our passengers… this reservation is very serious for us…
And it is for the organization of a good Tours in okidoki and to have this good organization you have to make advance reservations of all the services that you are going to have during the day Tour of your Tours and these reservations are made with deposits so as not to have inconveniences or last minute cancellations from our suppliers
and if we cancel these reservations we lose our deposits because this is not a game and by making a reservation with our service providers for the trekking we are blocking spaces that they can simply give to other tour operators who also need it.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs Frequently asked questions of our travelers
Travel to the Archaeological Complex of Chinchero – Cusco:
Chinchero is recognized today for its textile tradition of pre-Hispanic origin. The weavers dressed in their traditional dress and Presented in the narratives of tour guides as direct descendants of the Incas, they represent the ancient art of weaving for tourists and there are also nature tourism, ecotourism, agrotourism or adventure tourism activities as a tourist activity.
Experiential tourism in one of the chinchero communities that is one of the best places to do experiential tourism due to its diversity of potatoes that it has to produce – Cusco – Peru. The Chinchero Archaeological Park is a little-known destination in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. However, the historical importance of the place makes this site one of the most important in the city of Cusco. Its platforms and stone constructions keep the traces left not only by the Incas but also by the cultures that preceded it. Learn about the secrets that the archaeological park of this traditional town of Peru keeps.
Travel to Ollantaytambo – Cusco:
The archaeological site of Ollantaytambo is today best known for the Temple of the Six Monoliths. Dedicated to the Sun, this temple is situated high above the town of Ollantaytambo, on a southern extension of Cerro Bandolista. Carved from reddish rhyolite, the six monoliths are smooth and polished; and reflect the strong light of the Urubamba Valley.
They shine like a beacon and are visible from all over the valley. As a monument to the cult of the Inka state, this temple reveals the ability of religious ideology to translate into monumental construction – Cusco. Its construction begins in the middle of the fifteenth century, but the Inkas did not complete it. The building exists as an unfinished thought, an opportunity to see and contemplate the intelligence of its builders. Although the temple of the six monoliths is impressive, this building is only part of the infrastructure of the Inka site – Peru Operator.
This included platform systems and agricultural warehouses, canals and ditches, walls and guard rooms, monumental houses, temples and sacred precincts – Peru. The ideology that organized the site plan was equally complicated.
The Inkas had as sacred beings the stars of the sky and meteorological phenomena, to whom they had a higher esteem, as much as the earth. Also, the Inka state cult recognized human ancestors – mythical and historical leaders of the Inka dynasty; these sacred beings also shaped the monumental site of Ollantaytambo (Cult of the Sun/Cult of the Living Ruler: Ollantaytambo and its lord, Inka Pachakuti Yupanki) Cusco Operator.
Travel to Salineras de Maras – Moray – Cusco:
The Salineras de Maras are located 50 km northeast of the city of Cusco, at an altitude of 3,200 meters above sea level. Geographically, they are located in the lower part of the sub-basin and left bank of the Salineras stream, towards its mouth in the Vilcanota river, in the jurisdiction of the peasant communities of Maras and Pichingoto, between the ravines of the Qaqahuiñay, Cruz Mocco, Llully Mocco and Chupayoq. It has three access routes: from the town of San Francisco de Maras, along the bridle path or runañan to the salt mines, the paved road from the town of San Francisco de Maras, and crossing the Inca bridge of Tarabamba through the community of Pichingoto.
The salt mines themselves are made up of a set of approximately 4,500 salt pools located in the form of stepped terraces on the middle slope of the Qaqawiñay hill with slopes of 20 degrees incline to the bottom of the ravine on the left bank of the Salineras stream, with dimensions that fluctuate around 5 linear meters, occupying a total area of approximately 1.5 to 2 hectares- Cusco Operator.
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Cusco, Chincheros, Moray, Maras Salt Mines, Urubamba, Ollantaytambo, Pisac
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