Cusco’s rich archaeological heritage is now more accessible than ever. The Archaeological City Tour, available at a promotional price of Kč 369 per person, offers a chance to explore iconic sites like Sacsayhuamán and Qenqo. With a 5-hour itinerary, transportation, and a knowledgeable guide, it’s an unbeatable opportunity to discover the ancient wonders of this captivating city. Free cancellation and no upfront payment make it an easy decision for those seeking to enjoy Cusco’s storied past.

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Key Points

The promotional price for the 5-hour Cusco Archaeological City Tour is Kč 369 per person.
No upfront payment is required, as participants can reserve now and pay later.
The tour includes visits to major Inca sites like Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Tambomachay, and Puca Pucará.
Entrance tickets to the archaeological sites are covered in the promotional price.
The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

You can check availability for your dates here:

Tour Overview and Pricing

The Cusco Archaeological City Tour offers a promotional price of Kč 369 per person for a 5-hour experience.

Enjoy a 5-hour Cusco Archaeological City Tour at the promotional price of Kč 369 per person.

This tour allows free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Visitors can reserve now and pay later, booking their spot without any upfront payment.

The tour highlights include visits to the ancient temple of Sacsayhuamán, the religious site of Qenqo, the Temple of Tambomachay, and the fortress of Puca Pucará.

Transportation and a professional guide fluent in Spanish and English are included, along with entrance fees to the sites.

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Tour Highlights

Sacsayhuamán, an ancient temple for sacred rites, features monoliths weighing up to 200 tons.

Just a short drive away, Qenqo is an important Inca religious site with altars where sacrifices were believed to have taken place.

Marvel at the aqueducts and waterfalls of Tambomachay, the revered Temple dedicated to water.
Explore the impressive Puca Pucará, a fortress that was part of Cusco’s defensive complex.
Contrast the Inca culture with Catholicism at the Convent of Santo Domingo (Qorikancha), the religious center for the Sun God.

Itinerary Details

The tour begins at the Convent of Santo Domingo (Qorikancha), where visitors can contrast the Inca culture with the influences of Catholicism. This religious center for the Sun God (Inti) serves as the starting point.

Next, the tour bus transports guests to Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puca Pucará, and Tambomachay. At these ancient Inca sites, travelers can explore the monumental architecture, ceremonial altars, and aqueducts.

The tour concludes near the Cusco city center, allowing visitors to continue exploring the historic area on their own.

Inclusions

The tour includes tourist transport and pick-up service, as well as a professional guide fluent in both Spanish and English.

The price also covers the mandatory entrance ticket to the archaeological sites, which costs 70 soles.

The mandatory entrance ticket to the archaeological sites is included in the price, costing 70 soles.

Explore the mesmerizing Inca ruins, where the ingenuity of ancient engineering will leave you in awe.
Uncover the rich cultural heritage and spiritual significance of these sacred sites.
Gain a deeper understanding of the Inca civilization through the insightful commentary of your knowledgeable guide.

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Booking Information

To book the Cusco Archaeological City Tour, customers can check availability for their preferred starting times.

They’ll select the number of participants and the desired date. The meeting point is available on Google Maps, making it easy to find the tour’s starting location.

With no upfront payment required, customers can reserve their spot now and pay later. This flexible booking option allows them to secure their place on the tour without an immediate financial commitment.

The tour’s promotional price of Kč 369 per person and free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance add to the convenience of booking this city tour.

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Sacsayhuamán

Sacsayhuamán is an ancient Inca temple site renowned for its impressive stone architecture.

Sprawling across a hilltop, this fortified complex features massive limestone blocks, some weighing up to 200 tons.

Visitors are awestruck by:

The sheer scale and precision of the construction
The intricate zigzag design that mirrors the shape of a puma
The breathtaking views overlooking the city of Cusco

Exploring Sacsayhuamán transports you back in time, offering a glimpse into the engineering prowess and spiritual beliefs of the Inca civilization.

It’s a must-see highlight on any Cusco archaeological tour.

Qenqo

Qenqo is an important Inca religious site known for its intricate rock carvings and mysterious subterranean chambers.

This complex, located just 4 miles north of Cusco, was a ceremonial center where the Inca performed sacred rites and rituals.

Visitors can explore the amphitheater-like rock formations and the underground passageways believed to have been used for sacrificial ceremonies.

The site’s unique architecture and engineering showcase the advanced stonework skills of the Inca people.

Qenqo offers a glimpse into the spiritual practices and beliefs of this ancient civilization, making it a must-see stop on the Cusco archaeological tour.

Tambomachay and Puca Pucará

After exploring the intriguing Qenqo site, the tour next visits Tambomachay and Puca Pucará.

Tambomachay is a temple dedicated to water, featuring aqueducts and waterfalls that were part of the Inca’s impressive engineering feats.

Tambomachay, a temple dedicated to water, showcases the Inca’s remarkable hydraulic engineering achievements.

Nearby, Puca Pucará is a fortified complex that served as a defensive outpost for the Inca Empire.

Witness the brilliance of Inca hydraulic engineering at Tambomachay.
Marvel at the strategic positioning of Puca Pucará, a testament to the Inca’s military prowess.
Gain a deeper understanding of the Inca’s multifaceted culture through these archaeological wonders.

Things To Know

How Accessible Is the Tour for People With Disabilities?

The tour’s accessibility for those with disabilities isn’t explicitly stated. It’s recommended to inquire about specific accommodations when booking. The tour may involve some walking and stairs, so it may not be fully accessible for all mobility needs.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

Guests can bring their own food and drinks on the tour. However, it’s recommended to avoid consuming large meals or alcoholic beverages, as they may interfere with the tour activities and schedule.

Do I Need to Bring Any Special Equipment or Clothing?

You don’t need any special equipment for the tour, but comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. The tour involves some walking, so dressing comfortably is important to fully enjoy the experience.

Is Photography Allowed at the Archaeological Sites?

Yes, photography is allowed at the archaeological sites. Visitors can take photos to capture the ancient Inca ruins and temples during the tour. However, flash photography may be prohibited in some areas to preserve the delicate structures.

Can I Extend the Tour Duration or Customize the Itinerary?

The tour’s duration and itinerary are fixed, but you can’t extend or customize them. However, you may be able to add optional activities or stops by contacting the tour operator directly and seeing if they can accommodate your requests.

Sum Up

The Cusco Archaeological City Tour is an unbeatable opportunity to explore the rich heritage of Cusco. With visits to iconic sites, transportation, and a knowledgeable guide, this promotional offer of Kč 369 per person for a 5-hour journey is a must-take experience. Travelers can enjoy the tour with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and no upfront payment required.