Maras and Moray: The Hidden Gems of the Sacred Valley
Maras and Moray are two unique destinations in the Sacred Valley that reveal the brilliance and beauty of the Inca legacy. Surrounded by sun-drenched mountains and villages full of tradition, …
Discover Chinchero, the Sacred Valley’s “town of the rainbow,” where Inca heritage and vibrant traditions thrive.
Chinchero, located just 30 minutes from Cusco, is a charming Andean town celebrated for its rich history, colorful markets, and breathtaking views of the Sacred Valley. Known as the “birthplace of the rainbow,” Chinchero blends Inca and colonial architecture, with archaeological terraces, ancient walls, and a 17th-century church built on Inca foundations. Visitors can immerse themselves in authentic Andean culture through weaving demonstrations by local artisans, who preserve centuries-old textile techniques. With its high-altitude setting and traditional way of life, Chinchero offers a unique opportunity to connect with Peru’s living heritage while exploring one of the most picturesque towns near Cusco.
Highlights:
Inca terraces and archaeological remains
Colonial church built on Inca foundations
Traditional weaving and textile workshops
Lively Sunday market with local crafts
Panoramic Sacred Valley views
Maras and Moray are two unique destinations in the Sacred Valley that reveal the brilliance and beauty of the Inca legacy. Surrounded by sun-drenched mountains and villages full of tradition, …
Before we begin our account of the fantastic universe of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, it is essential to know that you will need the Cusco Tourist Ticket, the …
The Sacred Valley of the Incas is one of the most historically significant places in South America! Though it’s insanely popular as a modern tourist destination, the valley is also …
Andean Peru is well-known for its beautiful, intricate and bright, colorful textiles. They give life and excitement to every Peruvian landscape, combining and contrasting with the surrounding natural colors of …
There’s no doubt about it. Artisan products in Cusco are everywhere, and you can literally spend hours looking around the markets and shops. They are full of color and include …