Cusco Mystic Cusco, Huasao, Valley of the Elves, Morada

Lingering in the mystical landscapes of Cusco, uncover the enchanting secrets of the Abode of the Gods, the Valley of the Goblins, and the Morada.

The Cusco Mystic tour takes visitors on a journey through the enchanting landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Peru’s Cusco region. From the mesmerizing limestone sculptures at the Abode of the Gods to the whimsical carvings in the Valley of the Goblins, this excursion offers a unique glimpse into the mystical traditions of the Andes. What secrets do these ethereal locations hold, and what ancient tales do they have to tell?

Key Points

  • The 8-hour excursion from Cusco showcases the Abode of the Gods in Sencca, featuring limestone sculptures with symbolic meaning.
  • The Valley of the Goblins in San Sebastian offers a glimpse into Andean culture through intricate sculptures and whimsical designs.
  • The Huasao Wetland tour allows visitors to see large wooden carvings and diverse bird species in a natural setting.
  • The Forest of the Ents provides an opportunity to explore ecological sculptures and immerse in the region’s environmental wonders.
  • The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or visually impaired individuals, and last-minute bookings require email confirmation.
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Overview and Pricing

The Cusco Mystic activity offers an 8-hour excursion from Cusco, priced from Kč 1,109 per person.

It features free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve now, pay later policy.

The tour includes round-trip transportation, a local guide, entrance fees, food, and tips.

Round-trip transportation, local guide, entrance fees, food, and tips are all included in this excursion.

However, it’s not suitable for wheelchair users or the visually impaired.

Alcohol and drugs are also not allowed.

Booking must be made 24 hours in advance, and last-minute reservations require email confirmation of availability.

Participants should bring their passport, sun hat, camera, comfortable clothes, and cash.

Itinerary and Highlights

The Cusco Mystic tour begins with a pickup from the hotel near the historic center at 9:50 am.

The first stop is the Abode of the Gods in Sencca, where visitors will see sculptures carved in limestone, including a puma, a three-dimensional door, Apu Wiracocha, and Pachamama.

Next, they’ll explore the Valley of the Goblins in San Sebastian, where Andean culture sculptures and goblins are among the rocks and chinkanas.

At the Huasao Wetland, they’ll see large wooden carvings of Groot, Baby Groot, and Ents, as well as diverse bird species.

The tour concludes at the Forest of the Ents, an ecological forest with Lord of the Rings sculptures.

Inclusions and Exclusions

The Cusco Mystic tour includes round-trip transportation, a local guide, entrance fees, and tips. However, the tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or visually impaired individuals. Plus, the consumption of alcohol and drugs is not allowed during the activity.

| Inclusions | Exclusions |

| — | — |

| Round trip transportation | Wheelchair users |

| Local guide | Visually impaired individuals |

| Entrance fees | Alcohol and drugs |

| Tips | |

Last-minute reservations can be checked for availability via email before booking, as no last-minute bookings are accepted.

Important Information

To book the Cusco Mystic tour, customers must do so at least 24 hours in advance, as no last-minute bookings are accepted.

Travelers must provide a correct contact number, including the country code, and have WhatsApp for communication. Those interested in last-minute reservations should check availability via email before booking.

The tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users or visually impaired individuals. Alcohol and drugs aren’t allowed during the tour.

Customers are advised to bring their passport, sun hat, camera, comfortable clothes, and cash for the experience.

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What to Bring

For the Cusco Mystic tour, visitors should bring their passport, a sun hat to shield from the sun, a camera to capture the stunning scenery, comfortable clothing suitable for the day’s activities, and some cash for any additional expenses.

Other essential items include:

  • Sunscreen to protect against the strong UV rays

  • Insect repellent to ward off pesky bugs

  • A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day

Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are also recommended for the various walking and hiking activities involved in the tour.

Bringing these items will ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Abode of the Gods in Sencca

Nestled in the heart of Sencca, the Abode of the Gods is a captivating site that showcases intricate limestone sculptures. Visitors can marvel at the remarkable carvings, including a mighty puma, a three-dimensional doorway, and powerful depictions of Apu Wiracocha and Pachamama. The site’s significance is amplified by the table below, which delves deeper into the symbolism and meaning behind these sacred figures.

| Symbol | Representation |

| — | — |

| Puma | Strength, leadership, courage |

| Three-dimensional door | Passage to the spiritual realm |

| Apu Wiracocha | Supreme creator deity |

| Pachamama | Mother Earth, fertility, abundance |

Valley of the Goblins in San Sebastian

Leaving the profound symbols of the Abode of the Gods behind, visitors next explore the captivating Valley of the Goblins in San Sebastian.

Leaving the profound symbols of the Abode of the Gods behind, visitors next explore the captivating Valley of the Goblins in San Sebastian.

This otherworldly landscape features:

  • Andean culture sculptures depicting whimsical goblins among the rocks and chinkanas (stone passageways)

  • Intricate details and expressions that bring the goblins to life, sparking the imagination

  • A sense of mystery and discovery as visitors navigate the valley, encountering these fantastical creatures in their natural habitat

The Valley of the Goblins offers a unique glimpse into the rich mythology and folklore of the Andean region.

Huasao Wetland and Forest of the Ents

What awaits visitors next is the captivating Huasao Wetland, a sanctuary teeming with diverse bird species and expansive wooden carvings.

Visitors can spot wild ducks and other avian life in the wetlands. Towering sculptures of Groot, Baby Groot, and Ents stand guard, immersing guests in a fantastical, Lord of the Rings-inspired landscape.

Continuing on, the mystical Forest of the Ents beckons. This ecological forest showcases elaborate sculptures of Barbol, Ungoliant, a Hobbit house, Balin, and Fimbrethil, evoking the whimsical world of Middle-earth.

Guests are transported into a realm of imagination and wonder as they explore these captivating natural wonders.

Since You Asked

Is This Activity Suitable for Children?

The activity is generally suitable for children, though it may not be appropriate for wheelchair users or visually impaired individuals. Advance booking and providing contact information are required.

Can We Extend the Tour Duration?

The tour duration can be extended, but it would require additional arrangements and fees. Customers should check with the tour provider about the possibility and cost of extending the tour length beyond the standard 8 hours.

Are Professional Photography Services Available?

No, professional photography services are not available on this tour. The tour includes basic transportation, a local guide, and entrance fees, but does not offer any specialized photography services.

Will We Have Time for Shopping in Cusco?

The tour does not specifically include time for shopping in Cusco. However, since the tour ends around 6:30 pm, guests may have some free time to explore the city and do some shopping if they wish.

Is It Possible to Customize the Itinerary?

Yes, the itinerary can be customized. Travelers can discuss their preferences with the tour operator and request modifications to the planned activities within the 8-hour duration, subject to availability and additional costs.

The Sum Up

The Cusco Mystic tour offers a unique opportunity to take in the rich Andean culture and mythology. Visitors can explore enchanting locations like Huasao and the Valley of the Elves, marvel at the mesmerizing limestone sculptures at the Abode of the Gods, and discover the whimsical carvings in the Valley of the Goblins. This excursion provides a captivating glimpse into the mystical heritage of the Cusco region.

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