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Day Trip to Pisac + Textiles + Traditional Market

Day Trip to Pisac + Textiles + Traditional Market

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Day Trip to Pisac + Textiles + Traditional Market
Tour Type
Eco Tours
Day Trip to Pisac + Textiles + Traditional Market
Maximun Altitude
3,835m (12,582 ft.)
Day Trip to Pisac + Textiles + Traditional Market
Physical Level
Easiest
Day Trip to Pisac + Textiles + Traditional Market
Recommended Season
April to December
Day Trip to Pisac + Textiles + Traditional Market

Day Trip to Pisac + Textiles + Traditional Market

Price from: $ 72.00 USD (See: Pricing)

Peruvian Textiles The Amaru Tour is the union of two beautiful routes through the valley to explore the Amaru community. We dress traditionally to learn the tradition—the land of the Yachaqs, rural tourism that changes lives.

Tour Plan: Cusco | Awana Kancha | Taray viewpoint | Pisac viewpoint | Cuyo Chico | Amaru Community

Pisac Textiles Day Tour

The Amaru Community Tour in Peru is an ancient indigenous group in the Cusco region, high up in the Andes Mountains. Their name, “Amaru,” translates to “snake” in the Quechua language, symbolizing their reverence for these creatures. The community’s way of life revolves around their profound connection with nature, steeped in spiritual beliefs that have stood the test of time.

Rural tourism in the Amaru community near Pisac (we dress traditionally to learn the customs and traditions). Upon arriving in Amaru, the community awaits us with traditional Andean music. We take a short walk to the garden to recognize the Andean plants. The use of plants is active today for medicinal purposes, wool dyeing, ancestral rituals, etc. We invite you to make an expedition for one day to the heights of Pisaq—the land of the Yachaqs—for rural tourism that changes lives. Equality between men and women has improved, and there is a lot of support.

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Day Trip to Pisac + Textiles + Traditional Market

Visit the Amaru Community, which offers the opportunity to learn about weaving, a tradition passed down through generations. You’ll have the chance to participate in a hands-on weaving workshop and gain insight into the daily life and customs of the community.

Overview

Pisac Textiles Amaru Tour Overview

Experience the beauty and culture of the Amaru community in Peru while supporting sustainable tourism practices. This tour offers a unique opportunity to learn about traditional weaving techniques, visit local farms, and participate in community activities. You’ll also have the chance to learn about the community’s way of life, their customs, and their history. By choosing this tour, you’ll support the community’s efforts to preserve its culture and environment while providing economic opportunities for residents.

The excursion starts at 9:30

Areas to explore:

  • Take several photographs of the camels of the Andes: Awanakancha community association.
    • Guanacos, llamas, alpacas, and vicuñas
  • Taray viewpoint
  • Pisac viewpoint
  • CuyoChico Mirador
  • Amaru Community, Land of the Yachaqs

Activities

  1. Visit the Community of Amaru, “Tierra de los Yachaq.”
  2. Welcome reception with ancestral music from the Amaru Community
  3. Putting necklaces based on the Kantu flower (Flor Imperial Inka)
  4. We dress in the traditional Amaru costume.
  5. A Small Walk to the Garden for the Recognition of native Plants with different Uses
  6. Ritual to the Pachamama, “mother nature,” in charge of an Andean Priestess
  7. Participation in spinning with ancestral techniques, confection, dyeing, and final works of textiles
  8. Lunch in the Yachaq Hall of Amaru
  9. Opportunity to buy souvenirs of textiles from the community
  10. Farewell to Amaru, Land of the Yachaq
  11. 4:30 pm Return to Cusco.
Highlights
  • Enjoy exploring the Inca sites of the Amaru Valley aboard a van.

Itinerary

Pisac Textiles Amaru Tour ITINERARY 

Experiential tourism Amaru Pisac beckons intrepid travelers to embark on an extraordinary cultural immersion and exploration journey. Discover the vibrant traditions, ancient ruins, and awe-inspiring landscapes that make this hidden gem of Peru genuinely magical. By embracing responsible travel and connecting with indigenous communities, you’ll enrich your journey and contribute to preserving Amaru Pisac’s cultural heritage.

DAY 1

Experiential Tourism in the Amaru Community

Experiential Tourism in the Amaru Community
Experiential Tourism in the Amaru Community
Experiential Tourism in the Amaru Community

In the Community of Amaru, we dress in traditional costumes to feel the Inca culture in their more powerful understanding. Experiential tourism is to teach and learn Andean customs.

AMARU: Decodes the mysteries of Andean iconography through weaving the Inca descendants of Yachaq. Learn the ancient weaving techniques of Pisac, transmitted through the colors and shapes chosen by the weaver.

  1. Visit the Amaru Andean Community.
    • Wear traditional textiles, Learn to decode textiles
    • Inca ritual to Pachamama (Mother Earth)
Unraveling the Mystery of Amaru Community

The Amaru Community welcomes visitors with open arms, offering a glimpse into their ancient customs and rituals. Participate in traditional ceremonies, learn artisanal techniques, and savor delicious Andean cuisine.

Cultural Immersion and Interaction

Experiential tourism allows travelers to become an integral part of the local culture. Engaging with indigenous communities, participating in daily activities, and sharing stories create lasting bonds and cherished memories.

Sustainable Travel and Responsible Tourism

In Amaru Pisac, sustainable practices are a way of life. Experiential tourism promotes responsible travel, respecting the environment, and preserving cultural heritage for future generations.

Learning from Ancient Wisdom

Indigenous communities hold a wealth of knowledge about land, agriculture, and traditional healing practices. Embracing their wisdom enriches the traveler’s understanding of the world and fosters appreciation for diversity.

Pachamama Ceremonies

Experience the ancient Andean ritual of honoring “Pachamama,” or Mother Earth. These ceremonies are profoundly spiritual and offer a chance to express gratitude and seek blessings from the natural world.

Weaving Workshops

Textiles are an integral part of the Andean culture. Engage in weaving workshops and witness the intricate craftsmanship that goes into creating these vibrant textiles.

INFORMATION ON THE AMARU TEXTILES

  1. Place: Amaru Community, Pisac, Sacred Valley, Land of the Yachaqs.
  2. Duration: 4 to 5 hours.
  3. Height: 3700 m
  4. Accommodation: 22 houses, 50 beds
  5. Restaurant: capacity for 50 people and dining rooms
  6. Distance: Cusco – Pisac – Amaru, 40 km
  7. Recommended: mid-March to December
Food

Amaru Lunch

Physical Level

1, Easy

Walking Distance

A light walk

Hiking Time

5 to 10 minutes

Starting Altitude

Amaru: 3,835m (12,582 ft)

Highest Altitude

Amaru: 3,835m (12,582 ft)

Inclusions

Includes

  1. Active itinerary with unique cultural features.
  2. Excellent English-speaking tour guide “the entire day trip.”
  3. Private tourist transport with fuel and a professional driver
  4. Amaru community entrance fee
  5. Meals: Lunch at Amaru Community for customers + guide and driver.
  6. Oxygen tank.
  7. First aid kit.
  8. All local taxes

Not include

  • Taking two small bottles of 700 milliliters to the expedition is advisable.
  • Snack
  • Tips (guide, the chauffeur)

Bring

  • Tennis Shoes
  • Rain poncho (Rainy Season: December to March)
  • Windbreaker
  • T-shirts and sunhats
  • Sun protection cream (SPF 45 or higher recommended)
  • Water
  • Camera/film
  • Cash in local currency to purchase items.

Travel Guide

The Pisac Tour is a popular day trip from Cusco that takes you to the ancient Incan ruins of Pisac, located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

The top attractions on the Pisac Tour include the Pisac ruins, the Pisac market, and the Pisac viewpoint.

The Pisac Tour is typically a half-day tour and lasts around 4-5 hours.

You can get to Pisac by booking a guided tour from Cusco or by taking a taxi or colectivo (shared minivan) from the San Pedro market in Cusco.

The best time to visit Pisac is early morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds and the midday heat.

It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes for walking on uneven terrain and to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for protection from the sun.

Yes, the Pisac Tour is suitable for children, but keeping a close eye on them is recommended, as the terrain can be uneven and steep in some areas.

No, there are no restrictions on photography at Pisac ruins, but it is recommended to respect the site and not climb on the Inca ruins.

Yes, Pisac Market is famous for its handicrafts, and you can buy various souvenirs, including textiles, jewelry, pottery, and more.

The entrance fee for Pisac Ruins is included in the cost of most Pisac Tour packages.

You can hike from Pisac to Ollantaytambo along the Inca Trail, which takes 4-5 days.

Yes, there are a few restaurants and cafes near Pisac Ruins where you can grab a bite to eat or drink.

Pisac ruins date back to the Inca Empire and were built as a fortress to protect the southern entrance to the Sacred Valley.

Several guided tour options are available for the Pisac Tour, including private and group tours.

Yes, you can visit Pisac Ruins alone, but hiring a guide to understand better the site’s history and significance is recommended.

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Pisac Textiles Amaru Tour 1 Day COST

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Let us know if your group size exceeds ten so we can arrange the best rates and support.

Number of persons Price per person
1 $ 320.00 USD
2 $ 193.00 USD
3 $ 140.00 USD
4 $ 114.00 USD
5 $ 104.00 USD
6 $ 92.00 USD
7 $ 86.00 USD
8 $ 79.00 USD
9 $ 75.00 USD
10 $ 72.00 USD

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