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About this activity
A full-day private exploration of Peru's Sacred Valley, visiting four major Incan sites and villages while experiencing local markets, traditional textile weaving, and authentic Peruvian cuisine. This all-inclusive tour combines archaeological significance with cultural immersion in the highlands southeast of Cusco, offering insights into both Incan engineering and contemporary Andean life.
Sacred Valley tour will allow you to spend a beautiful full day exploring the surroundings of Pisaq, Urubamba, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero. This tour takes you from the highlands to the fertile lands of the Sacred Valley, one of the Incan empire’s most important farming centers. A perfect day to spend with family and friends enjoying the view of the mountains, llamas, alpacas, guanacos, vicuñas, Urubamba River, Inca ruins, Local food, local markets, and typical villages of Peru. Visiting and spending enough time with local people will give a unique understanding and a rich experience of Peruvian culture.
Highlights of the Sacred Valley Tour
* All-inclusive tour (Entrance fees, Lunch, Tour Guide, Transportation)
* Explore important sites in the Sacred Valley of the Incas
* Marvel at local markets and alpaca farms
* Learn Inca history from our exclusive professional guide
* Taste different Peruvian dishes at the buffet-style lunch
* Visit Ollantaytambo Inca site and Chinchero textiles
Highlights
- ✓Explore Ollantaytambo fortress—a dramatic clifftop Incan site with agricultural terraces
- ✓Visit Chinchero to witness traditional textile weaving and alpaca farms
- ✓Wander local markets in Pisaq and Urubamba villages
- ✓Spot Andean wildlife: llamas, alpacas, guanacos, and vicuñas in their natural habitat
- ✓Enjoy buffet-style Peruvian lunch included in the package
- ✓Travel through lush Sacred Valley farmland along the Urubamba River
Insider tips
- ★Arrive early in the tour itinerary to beat crowds at Ollantaytambo and have more time for photography
- ★Bring cash (soles) for local artisans and market vendors—cards aren't widely accepted in smaller villages
- ★Ask your guide about seasonal crop cycles; visiting during harvest (May–June) or planting (September–October) reveals different agricultural practices
Good to know
- •All-inclusive: entrance fees, professional guide, transportation by private minivan, and lunch are covered
- •Duration is 10 hours; start early morning from Cusco and return by evening
- •Altitude ranges from 2,500–3,800m (8,200–12,500 ft); allow time to acclimatize if arriving in Cusco same day
- •Wear layers and bring sunscreen; weather changes rapidly in the highlands
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit May–October (dry season) for clear mountain views and accessible trails. June–August offers the most stable weather but higher tourist crowds; shoulder months (May, September–October) balance conditions with fewer visitors.









