Making a trip to the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Cusco will be an incredible journey because you can enjoy the harmony of nature, and what better way considering that there are three routes to get to the Sacred Valley of the Incas? Each of these routes has a different and unique panorama, making this trip an unforgettable experience. Now it’s your turn to choose which roads you like the most; let’s go!
The Sacred Valley of the Incas is located in the Peruvian Andes and jungle, is composed of numerous rivers that descend through ravines and small valleys, and also has numerous archaeological monuments and indigenous peoples of the provinces of Urubamba and Calca. It is located 35 kilometers from Cusco and approximately 600 meters below the historic center of Cusco.
Whatever the time of the year you choose to visit this splendorous place, you can select any of the following ways to get there:
The three routes to reach the Sacred Valley of the Incas with unique because you can observe and enjoy the diversity of flora, fauna, culture, and people and visit different archaeological sites; it only remains to choose the best route according to your needs.
One of the first routes to reach the Salgado Valley of the Incas is the route that starts from the city of Cusco; in fact, it is the most frequent and known by our visitors. Through this route, you will know places like:
The average time for this tour with a travel agency is approximately 10 hours, of course, with the visit to the archaeological sites in the area, plus a visit to the Textile Center in Chinchero, where the villagers will share with us part of their culture and how they make their fabrics, the process of dyeing their wool.
On the second route to the Sacred Valley, we will head east of Cusco; our first point of arrival will be the town of Pisaq. Here we will be able to visit the following:
We know Maras, Moray, Calca, Urubamba, and Ollantaytambo to continue with the trip by this second route. The travel time will depend a lot if you do it on your own or with a tourist agency; if you want to arrive by this route to the Sacred Valley with an agency, it is recommended to have a minimum group of 4 people with the service will be private.
As the last option of the route to reach the Sacred Valley of the Incas, we have the road south of Cusco. The comment is that we offer the South Valley Tour on this side of Cusco. Through this route, you will be able to know the following:
In addition to visiting the Sistine Chapel and taking for the road the delicious pieces of bread of Oropesa that you will only find in the district of the same name