On a spectacular reverse tour of the Sacred Valley, go from modern to ancient history. Learn about Inca culture and take in breathtaking sites!
Excellent tourist circuit to explore the attractions of the Sacred Valley. Avoid the crowds by enjoying a beautiful vacation exploring the ruins and towns of the reverse Sacred Valley—exclusive guided tours for families, friends, and explorers.
Ready for an unforgettable getaway? Our Reverse Sacred Valley Tour takes you on a fantastic journey through Peru. See pristine landscapes, explore vibrant markets, and gain insight into local communities – all while discovering some of Peru’s most inspiring attractions!
Live unexpected EXPERIENCES in the Andes that will never be repeated! Explore unique TOURS & HIKES with deep spiritual meaning. Connect with nature and awaken your senses to a new world, “Including meditation and ritual to Mother Nature with Coca leaves.”
Tour Peru’s Sacred Valley in a unique way with this reverse tour! Begin in Cusco and work backward; discover ancient ruins, vibrant markets & breathtaking mountain views.
Why you will love this experience
Uncover the beauty and culture of Peru’s Sacred Valley with a reverse tour – the perfect way to explore the area in full! From vibrant markets to iconic archaeological sites, you don’t want to miss this thrilling experience.
At 8:00, we will pick you up from your hotel to start the trip to the Sacred Valley in reverse; the first Inca site to explore is the ruins of Chinchero. After walking through the incredible ruins of Chinchero, we headed towards one of the textile centers to observe the show of the Inca ancestral yarn for the production of Inca organic textiles.
We continue traveling into the Sacred Valley until we reach the ruins of Ollantaytambo. We have a short walk around the Ollantaytambo ruins to explore the remarkable temples that compose it.
After the Ollantaytambo ruins, we traveled the opposite way through the Sacred Valley until we reached the Pisac ruins. It is essential to arrive in Pisac between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. because, after 15:30, they do not allow entry. Pisac contains beautiful, well-preserved agricultural terraces. We return to Cusco via the inter-Andean valley of Corao.
None
1, Easy
A light walks
5 to 35 minutes
Chinchero Ruins: 3,800m (12,467 ft)
Ollantaytambo: 2,851m (9,353 ft)
Pisac Ruins: 3,650m (11,650 ft)
Note: The vehicles to use “see the photo in prices.”
Embark on an educational adventure in Peru with a Sacred Valley Reverse Route Tour! See Cusco and beyond while learning about the Inca’s ancient sites and civilizations.
Visit Peru’s stunning Sacred Valley with a unique Sacred Valley Reverse Route! Discover breathtaking landscapes and local communities and look at the region’s rich history through this once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
The best time to visit Cusco is during the dry season, which runs from May to September.
You can get to Cusco by flying into Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport or taking a bus or train from other parts of Peru.
Most visitors to Cusco do not need a visa, but it’s always best to check with your embassy or consulate before traveling.
Yes, Cusco is generally considered safe for tourists. However, it’s always essential to avoid dark and isolated areas at night and keep an eye on your belongings.
Cusco is located at an altitude of approximately 3,400 meters (11,200 feet) above sea level.
Yes, it’s essential to take precautions for altitude sickness in Cusco. Drinking water, resting frequently, and avoiding alcohol and cigarettes can all help prevent altitude sickness.
It’s possible to visit Machu Picchu on a day trip from Cusco. However, spending at least one night in Aguas Calientes is recommended to enjoy the site fully.
The best way to get to Machu Picchu from Cusco is by taking a train from Cusco to Aguas Calientes and then a bus up to Machu Picchu.
Yes, booking Machu Picchu tickets in advance is recommended, as they can sell out quickly, especially during peak season.
It’s best to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, as there will be many walking and climbing stairs. Bringing warm layers’s also a good idea, as temperatures can drop at night.
Several trekking routes to Machu Picchu from Cusco, including the famous Inca Trail. However, these hikes can take several days and require permits.
The currency in Cusco is the Peruvian sol.
While speaking Spanish is unnecessary, knowing a few basic phrases can be helpful. Many people in the tourism industry speak English, and bilingual tour guides are available.
Credit cards are widely accepted in Cusco, especially in hotels and restaurants. However, it’s also a good idea to carry some cash, as some smaller businesses may not accept credit cards.
Cusco is known for its delicious Peruvian cuisine, including ceviche, Lomo Saltado, and rocoto relleno. There are also many international restaurants available in Cusco.
PRIVATE SERVICE
Season 2023 – 2024
Number of persons | Price per person | |
1 | $ 195.00 USD | |
2 | $ 118.00 USD | |
3 | $ 87.00 USD | |
4 | $ 68.00 USD | |
5 | $ 61.00 USD | |
6 | $ 54.00 USD | |
7 | $ 48.00 USD | |
8 | $ 43.00 USD |
Experience Peru’s Sacred Valley and its beautiful sights, cultures, and traditions in reverse order with this once-in-a-lifetime tour. Get ready for an unforgettable journey!
*We do not add other people to your group.
Head off the beaten path with a Sacred Valley Reverse Route of Peru! A chance to step back in time and appreciate the country’s stunning beauty.
Discover Peru’s famous Sacred Valley in a new way – with our Reverse Tour! From archeological sites to local markets, explore this region’s rich culture and history in a unique and unforgettable experience.
An unforgettable experience awaits you on this reverse tour through Peru’s Sacred Valley! In Cusco, explore ancient sights and stunning landscapes – an experience of a lifetime.
Reverse Sacred Valley Tour
Sacred Valley Reverse Route
Sacred Valley Reverse Route