Our Pisac tour is a unique experience for those seeking to explore the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Pisac offers a variety of activities and attractions. Among them, you can visit and explore the Pisac Archaeological Center, the Temple of the Sun, the town of Pisac, and the Craft Market. Moreover, the views from the heights, with its mountains and valleys, are breathtaking. Undoubtedly, the Pisac tour is a one-of-a-kind and unforgettable experience for those wanting to discover the charms of Inca culture and the nature of Cusco. Book your tour today and enjoy the incredible beauty and culture of Pisac.
This 4-hour tour in the town of Pisac, located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, is part of the Qhapaq Ñan (Andean road system) that connected the jungle known today as the Manu Biosphere Reserve and also served as a path to reach Qosqo (CUSCO), the center of the world.
It will be an incredible experience you can't miss. We will visit the Pisac Archaeological Center where we'll observe perfectly joined Inca constructions. Additionally, we'll explore the most popular places in this charming town that will lead you through its narrow streets to its famous craft market, where you'll find unique and diverse items such as paintings, keychains, handicrafts, and more.
You'll have the opportunity to savor local cuisine at its restaurants located in the main square, and enjoy the popular empanadas from Pisac's traditional ovens.
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To begin our tour, we will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco at approximately 8:00 a.m. and start by visiting the ancient and fascinating Archaeological Center of Pisac, located 45 minutes away from Cusco. While at the Archaeological Center of Pisac, our guide will provide you with a historical overview of this site and some interesting facts that will surprise you. This complex has a large number of Inca structures that will give you an idea of the advanced knowledge that the Incas achieved in architecture, construction, walls, and terraces.
Similar to other Inca constructions, some studies reveal that it was not a fortress, but rather a kind of royal "estate" owned by Inca Pachacutec. It consists of terraces, domestic and ceremonial structures, and aqueducts that provided water for agricultural exploitation.
After exploring this complex, travelers can visit the picturesque artisan market of Pisac, one of the welcoming and vibrant markets in the area. Here, you can find various products such as textiles, ceramics, jewelry, ponchos, hats, and other unique and authentic souvenirs made by local inhabitants. The Andean sounds and the interpretation of wind instruments are something unique and ancestral in how one can communicate with the Apus and deities (contact CuscoPeru.com for more details).
Something you definitely shouldn't miss is savoring the delicious empanadas made in colonial ovens. There is a variety of flavors available at a very affordable price.
Pisac is part of the Qhapaq Ñan (Inca road system) that connects the southern Peruvian jungle, known today as the Manu Biosphere Reserve, and also served as a route to reach Qosqo (Cusco), the center or navel of the world. It is a strategic district where the main square served as a commercial market for the exchange of food, native species, textiles, livestock, etc. In the afternoon, we will return to the city of Cusco, thus concluding our 4-hour Pisac Tour.
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