South Valley
Full Day
The South Valley Tour of Cusco is an exciting one-day experience that will take you to explore the fascinating archaeological sites and breathtaking landscapes of the region. During the tour, you will visit iconic destinations such as the archaeological complex of Tipón, known for its impressive agricultural terraces and hydraulic systems; Piquillacta, an ancient pre-Inca city with well-preserved ruins and structures; and the temple of Andahuaylillas, also known as the “Sistine Chapel of America,” famous for its beautiful colonial paintings and baroque architecture.
Itinerary
DAY 01:
South Valley Tour of Cusco
Our transfer will pick you up at your hotel between 08:20 am and 08:40 am approximately to take you to the starting point and begin this tour to the South Valley of Cusco. We will take a 40-minute trip southwest to reach Tipón, which is part of the Qapac Ñan route. Then we will head to Pikillaqta, considered one of the most famous and best-preserved pre-Inca cities in Peru, and we will finish in the town of Andahuaylillas and its Sistine Chapel of America with its impressive works of art. Finally, we return to the city of Cusco where our tour ends at approximately 1:00 pm.
Duration: 6 hours.
Departures: Daily, all year round.
Inclusions
This comprehensive tour package includes the following services to ensure a seamless and memorable experience:
Includes:
- Entrance to Andahuaylillas Chapel
- Transfers to all mentioned places
- Private guide
The tour package does not include the following items, which you should plan separately:
Does Not Include:
- Meals
- Hotel reservation in Cusco
- Other unspecified services
Price
South Valley Tour of Cusco
- REGULAR PRICE: USD 13 per person
Recommendations
To enjoy a comfortable and pleasant tour, it is essential to dress appropriately and pack the necessary items. Here is a detailed list of what you should bring to help you prepare:
Attire for the Tour:
- Wool hat or beanie: To keep your head warm during cooler temperatures or in the early mornings.
- T-Shirt: A breathable base layer that absorbs moisture for added comfort during the day.
- Layer: A lightweight and insulating layer to help regulate body temperature as conditions change.
- Jacket: An waterproof or water-resistant jacket is ideal, but if you don’t have one, bring a poncho to protect yourself from possible unexpected rains.
- Pants: Comfortable, quick-drying pants for hiking.
- Hiking shoes or sneakers: Sturdy footwear with good traction for walking on varied terrains.
- Sunglasses: To protect your eyes from the sun and glare.
- Gloves: To keep your hands warm during cooler weather or at higher elevations.
What to Bring in Your Daypack:
- Daypack: A small backpack to carry your essential items during the tour.
- Camera: To capture the stunning landscapes and unforgettable memories.
- Water: We recommend carrying at least 2 liters of water, but you can also buy additional water along the way.
- Snacks: Pack foods such as apples, cereal bars, sweets, and chocolates to maintain your energy levels.
- Sunscreen: Protect your skin from the sun’s rays during the day.
- Mosquito repellent: To protect yourself from insect bites in warmer and humid areas.
- Rain Poncho: An essential item in case of unexpected rains.
- Cash in soles: Carry enough local currency for additional expenses such as meals, extra water, and other personal needs.
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