Full-Day Moray Private Tour

The Moray Tour is a guided tour that takes visitors to the Moray archaeological site in Peru, known for its unique and impressive circular terraces.

Moray is located about 50 km (31 miles) northwest of Cusco and can be reached by car or bus in approximately 1-2 hours.

The Moray archaeological site was an essential agricultural experimental center for the Incas, where they conducted experiments to improve crop yields by creating microclimates.

Yes, visitors can explore the Moray site on their own, but it’s recommended to take a guided tour to learn about the history and significance of the site.

There is an entrance fee to visit the Moray site, which is paid on-site.

Yes, guided tours of the Moray site are available on-site, and it’s recommended to take a guided tour to learn about the history and significance of the site.

A visit to the Moray site usually lasts around 1-2 hours, depending on how much time is spent exploring the area.

A short walk downhill from the parking area to the Moray site is not a strenuous hike most visitors can do.

It’s best to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, as a short walk will involve. Bringing a hat, sunscreen, and water is also a good idea, as it can get hot and sunny in the Sacred Valley.

Several small shops and stalls are selling souvenirs at the Moray site.

Transportation may be included in a Moray Tour, depending on the tour provider.

Yes, children are welcome at the Moray site, but it’s essential to keep an eye on them because of steep drops and uneven terrain.

The Moray site is not wheelchair accessible, as there are stairs and uneven terrain.

Many tour providers offer combined tours of the Moray site and other attractions in the Sacred Valley, such as the Maras Salt Mines or Ollantaytambo.

Visiting the Moray site is worth seeing the unique and impressive circular terraces and learning about the Inca’s agricultural experiments.