We will visit the ancient capital of the Incan empire where we will re-live the magic of this city between the tradition and history of the Incas. We will visit the Cathedral Coricancha, Q'engo, Puca Pucara, the Temple of Water and the archaeological park of Saqsay Huaman.

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In the Sacred Valley of the Incas there are beautiful colonial towns, which today show their beauty in architecture, art and living culture. First we will find the colonial town of Pisac known for its craft fair and it’s Archaeological Center of Pisac, Urubamba and its cosmopolitanism, Ollantaytambo, with its fortress and its living Inca town and the town of Chinchero and its textiles. In this valley of the Incas, the communities have created rural and experiential tourism products that amaze all visitors. The Sacred Valley of the Incas is located northeast of Cusco, and has an altitude of 2,000 to 2,800 masl. For this reason, the valley has the best climate in the entire Cusco region, which varies during the day between 22 and 25 °C, and at night, it reaches between 10 and 8 °C.

In the Tour to Palccoyo Mountain we will plan to visit the Cordillera Arcoiris, it is a mystical place that surprises all visitors with several outcrops of colorful mountains and rock formations that are located at an altitude of 4880 m.a.s.l. or 16000Ft Palccoyo, is considered the twin sister of the Seven Colors Mountain Vinicunca, this place has impressive landscapes and local flora, located a few hours from Cusco, the walk through these stops is an adventure, the time invested is the difference, and is that this trekking will be less and the tourist influx will also be less. The rainbow mountain of Palccoyo is a set of peaks adorned by the geography of this place, the colors are given by mineralization, which was created millions of years ago. Many travelers on the route have seen this incredible place, whether they do the Ausangate trekking route or the route of the 7 Ausangate Lagoons, let us remember that Apu is the protector of this place.

Peru is an enigmatic country full of cultural wealth and mysteries. That is why many of our visitors are keen to visit and discover Machu Picchu and the culture that surrounds it. In this itinerary we will show you the riches of each place, including the giant sculpted stone blocks of Sacsayhuaman, the best-known Inca cemeteries of the Sacred Valley and a Agricultural Research Centre (Moray), the Salt mines and Ollantaytambo.

The Sacred Valley of the Incas was an área crucial for the Incas and functioned as an agricultural, spiritual and political center for them. Throughout its extensión there are many Inca and pre-Inca sites that can be found and the classic Sacred Valley with its 2 main sites, Pisac and Ollantaytambo, in addition, this new itinerary includes the other  important destinations of the area such as: The salt mines of Maras, the agricultural  experimentation center of Moray  and finally the Archaeological Center and Craft Center of Chinchero in this Sacred Valley Vip of 1 day, you will be able to appreciate the beautiful works of craftsmanship and architecture that the Incas produced and see the beautiful landscape of the Valley Sacred.

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This full day trek will lead you up high to witness some exquisite alpine landscape and a traditional way of Incan life. We will ascend to this majestic laguna situated 4200m above sea level whilst learning about its sacred place in Incan mythology.

The tour to the South Valley Cusco, this journey will take us to the tourist circuit of the South Valley, to know the high Inca hydraulic engineering, the enigmatic Wari culture and the best of religious-colonial art.

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Located in the Andes of Peru at 5200m above sea level sits the Rainbow Mountain. These mountains are partially formed of colourful sediments which give it a unique and vibrant look. It takes around 3 hours to walk to the summit of the mountain but it can also be reached by horseback. This is still a relatively new and unknown treasure as it was only discovered for tourism in 2015. The one day hike is around 15kms long. 

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The Ausangate snow-capped peak is located  southwest of the Cusco region in the Vilcanota mountain range of the Peruvian Andes. With an enormous elevation of 6,384 meters,  or 2093 Ft it is the fifth highest mountain in Peru. The region is inhabited by high-altitude llama and alpaca farming communities and is one of the few remaining in the world. Today, the Ausangate trek is one of the most famous treks in the region. The hike offers its visitors spectacular mountain scenery and natural beauty, combined with a geography of many contrasts, with many glaciers and colorful blue lagoons, as well as its picturesque valleys. A great variety of flora and fauna lives here along the way, including chinchillas, vicuñas, Andean foxes and the magnificent Andean condor, among other species. Don’t forget that the famous rainbow mountain and the 7 lagoons circuit can be found in this same region near the magnificent Ausangate mountain.