Mystic Cusco | Huasao, Valley of the Goblins, Morada |

The Mystic Cusco tour promises an enchanting exploration through Andean landscapes steeped in cultural heritage and natural wonders. Visitors can discover the Abode of the Gods in Sencca, the whimsical Valley of the Goblins, and the tranquil Huasao Wetland – each offering a unique blend of art, mythology, and scenic beauty. This immersive journey invites travelers to delve deeper into the captivating realms that lie beyond the well-trodden paths of Cusco.

Key Points

• The Mystic Cusco tour includes visits to the Abode of the Gods in Sencca, the Valley of the Goblins in San Sebastian, and the Huasao Wetland with the Forest of the Ents.
• The tour provides an immersive experience exploring intricate limestone sculptures, whimsical goblin figures, and impressive wooden carvings inspired by Andean culture and Lord of the Rings.
• The tour duration is 8 hours, with pickup included from hotels near the historical center of Cusco, and a lunch stop at Saylla.
• The tour is priced at £34.83 per person, with a full refund available for cancellations made 24 hours in advance, and a "reserve now, pay later" option offered.
• The tour highlights the rich Andean culture, reverence for nature, and the unique blend of art and landscape in the Cusco region.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The Mystic Cusco tour is priced at £34.83 per person and lasts 8 hours. Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The Mystic Cusco tour is priced at £34.83 per person and lasts 8 hours. Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

There’s a "reserve now, pay later" option available. Pickup is included, with guests waiting in their hotel lobby 10 minutes before the scheduled time.

The tour covers several unique locations, including the Abode of the Gods, the Valley of the Goblins, and the Forest of the Ents.

Lunch at Saylla is included, but drinks and some entrance fees are extra. Bookings must be made at least 24 hours in advance.

Itinerary Details

The tour begins with pickup at 9:50 a.m. from guests’ hotels near or in the historical center of Cusco.

The first stop is the Abode of the Gods in Sencca, where visitors can marvel at the giant limestone sculptures, including a puma, a three-dimensional door, Apu Wiracocha, and Pachamama.

Next, the tour explores the Valley of the Goblins in San Sebastian, where sculptures reflecting Andean culture and goblins among rocks (chinkanas) can be discovered.

The final stop is the Huasao Wetland, a natural area with wooden carvings of Groot, Baby Groot, and Ents, as well as diverse bird species like wild ducks.

Abode of the Gods in Sencca

Giant limestone sculptures greet visitors at the Abode of the Gods in Sencca. These massive sculptures depict a puma, a three-dimensional door, the deity Apu Wiracocha, and the goddess Pachamama.

Visitors can explore and marvel at the intricate details and sheer scale of these impressive works. The site provides a glimpse into the rich Andean culture and the reverence for the natural world.

Travelers can wander through this open-air museum, learning about the significance of these powerful symbols as they enjoy the mystical atmosphere of the Abode of the Gods.

Valley of the Goblins in San Sebastian

After exploring the impressive limestone sculptures at the Abode of the Gods, the tour moves on to the captivating Valley of the Goblins in San Sebastian.

The valley features:

1. Sculptures reflecting Andean culture and goblins among the rocks, known as chinkanas.

2. These whimsical figures are carved right into the natural rock formations, blending with the rugged landscape.

3. Visitors can wander through the valley, discovering the unexpected and imaginative goblin sculptures that seem to emerge from the earth itself.

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Huasao Wetland

Next, the tour arrives at the Huasao Wetland, a natural area showcasing a diverse array of birdlife.

Visitors can observe wild ducks and other species amidst the wooden carvings on display. The impressive sculptures include Groot, Baby Groot, and the Ents – characters from the Lord of the Rings universe.

This tranquil setting provides a peaceful respite from the bustling city.

After exploring the wetland, the tour progresses to its final destination, the Forest of the Ents, where more Lord of the Rings-inspired sculptures await.

Forest of the Ents

Concluding the tour, visitors arrive at the Forest of the Ents, a captivating destination showcasing impressive sculptures inspired by the Lord of the Rings fantasy series.

The highlights include:

1. Barbol, a towering tree-like creature made from roots and trunks, capturing the essence of the iconic Ents.

2. Ungoliant, a massive spider sculpture, evoking the haunting presence of the ancient evil from Tolkien’s world.

3. A meticulously crafted Hobbit house, nestled among the roots and vegetation, inviting visitors to step into the enchanting realm of Middle-earth.

Inclusions and Exclusions

The tour includes round-trip transportation, a local guide, and entrance fees, while it excludes drinks, additional entrance fees of 4 soles each, and costs not covered for the included lunch at Saylla.

Customers should reserve 24 hours in advance, as no last-minute bookings are accepted. They’ll need to provide a correct contact number with country code and have WhatsApp for communication.

Lastly, customers can check availability for last-minute reservations via email, as the tour company emphasizes the importance of advance booking.

Important Information

Customers must reserve the Mystic Cusco tour at least 24 hours in advance, as the tour company doesn’t accept any last-minute bookings.

Plus, it’s crucial to provide the correct contact number, including the country code, as this will be the primary means of communication, particularly through WhatsApp.

For last-minute reservations, interested parties can check availability via email.

To ensure a seamless experience, customers should:

1. Reserve the tour at least 24 hours in advance.

2. Provide the correct contact number with country code.

3. Check email for last-minute reservation availability.

Since You Asked

Can We Visit the Sites at Our Own Pace During the Tour?

No, the tour has a set itinerary and schedule. Visitors can’t explore the sites at their own pace as the tour guide leads the group through the different locations within the 8-hour time frame.

Are Photography Permits Required for Taking Pictures at the Sites?

The tour does not mention any photography permits being required. Visitors are generally free to take photos at the sites during the tour, though it’s always best to be respectful and avoid disrupting the experience for others.

Are There Any Age Restrictions or Limitations for This Tour?

The tour doesn’t have any age restrictions or limitations. It’s suitable for all ages, making it a great option for families with children or anyone interested in the quirky, imaginative sculptures and carvings along the tour route.

Can We Purchase Souvenirs at the Sites or Is There a Dedicated Shop?

There are no dedicated souvenir shops at the tour sites. However, you may find local artisans selling handmade crafts and trinkets along the way. It’s recommended to bring cash if you’d like to purchase any souvenirs during the tour.

What Should We Bring to Make the Most of the Tour Experience?

To make the most of the tour, bring comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, water, and a camera to capture the unique sculptures and natural landscapes. Consider packing a light snack or extra cash for any souvenir purchases along the way.

The Sum Up

The Mystic Cusco tour offers a captivating exploration of Peru’s natural and cultural wonders. Visitors can enjoy the enchanting landscapes of Huasao Wetland, discover whimsical carvings in the Valley of the Goblins, and marvel at the giant limestone sculptures in the Abode of the Gods. This unique blend of art, nature, and Andean heritage provides a truly memorable experience for adventurous travelers.

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