Nestled in the heart of a captivating landscape, the "Abode of the Gods" promises an exhilarating quad bike adventure. For just $35 per person, thrill-seekers can embark on a 3-hour tour, exploring a blend of natural wonders and cultural heritage. With a professional guide at the helm, riders will navigate stunning vistas and encounter impressive Inca and Andean stone sculptures, some towering up to 8 meters high. This new attraction offers an adrenaline-fueled journey, inviting visitors to uncover the secrets of this remarkable destination.
Key Points
- A new adventure attraction called "Abode of the Gods" in Cusco, Peru, offers a 3-hour quad bike (ATV) tour to explore ancient stone sculptures.
- The tour includes a 30-minute trip to the Tica Tica sector, a practice session with ATVs, and a guided ride to the Abode of the Gods.
- Participants can learn about the significance of the up to 8-meter-high stone sculptures dedicated to Inca and Andean gods during the tour.
- The ATV ride covers a distance of 13 km and is suitable for adventure-seekers, with safety gear and a live tour guide provided.
- The attraction is not recommended for pregnant women or wheelchair users, and participants should bring appropriate attire and personal items for the tour.
Activity Overview
The new attraction called "Abode of the Gods" (Apukunaq Tianan) offers an adventure on quad bikes (ATVs) for $35.00 per person.
The 3-hour tour includes hotel pick-up near or within the historic center, a 30-minute trip to the Tica Tica sector, and a practice session with the ATVs before the ride.
Guests will explore stone sculptures up to 8 meters high dedicated to Inca and Andean gods, with a live tour guide available in Spanish and English.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance is offered, and a reserve now, pay later option is available.
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Itinerary
After hotel pick-up near or within the historic center, guests travel for 30 minutes to the Tica Tica sector.
Upon arrival, they undergo a practice session to become familiar with operating the quad bikes (ATVs).
The adventure then begins as they ride the ATVs to the Abode of the Gods, featuring stone sculptures up to 8 meters high.
A brief tour is provided upon reaching the site, allowing guests to discover the meanings behind each sculpture.
Finally, they return by ATV to the base and back to Cusco.
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30-minute travel to Tica Tica sector
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Practice session with ATVs before the ride
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ATV ride to Abode of the Gods
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Brief tour of sculptures upon arrival
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Return trip by ATV to the base and back to Cusco
Highlights
Guests can explore the stone sculptures dedicated to Inca and Andean gods at the Abode of the Gods, discovering the meanings behind each captivating piece that stands up to 8 meters high.
The ATV ride covers a distance of 13 km, providing an exciting adventure. Along the way, guests will have the opportunity to learn about the significance of the sculptures and the rich cultural heritage they represent.
This unique experience offers a glimpse into the ancient world of the Andes, blending adventure and cultural exploration for an unforgettable day.
Inclusions and Exclusions
The tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, tourist transportation, a professional guide, an individual bus, safety equipment, food, and entrance to the Abode of the Gods.
This tour offers hotel pickup and drop-off, professional guidance, transportation, safety gear, food, and admission to the sacred Abode of the Gods.
However, this adventure isn’t suitable for:
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Pregnant women
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Wheelchair users
Participants should bring:
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Sunglasses
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Hat
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Food and drinks
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Sunscreen
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Sports shoes
Alcohol and drugs aren’t allowed.
Guests are advised to provide their WhatsApp number with the correct country code for communication during the booking process.
More Great Tours NearbyImportant Information
Participants are advised to bring necessary items for the activity, including sunglasses, a hat, food and drinks, sunscreen, and sports shoes.
Cash is also recommended. Alcohol and drugs aren’t allowed.
Participants should provide their WhatsApp number with the correct country code for communication during the booking process.
The activity isn’t suitable for pregnant women or wheelchair users.
Booking and Reservations
To book the Abode of the Gods on quad bikes adventure, visitors can reserve their spot online and pay later. The booking process is simple and flexible.
Travelers have the option to:
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Reserve their tour and pay later
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Secure their spot with a credit card and pay upon arrival
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Receive a full refund for cancellations up to 24 hours in advance
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Communicate with the provider via WhatsApp, providing a valid phone number
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Enjoy the convenience of hotel pick-up and drop-off near the historic center of Cusco
The Abode of the Gods tour offers an exciting quad bike adventure, immersing guests in the ancient Inca and Andean culture.
Safety Precautions
Safety is paramount when embarking on the Abode of the Gods quad bike adventure. Riders must wear provided safety gear, including helmets, throughout the tour.
Safety is paramount on the Abode of the Gods quad bike adventure. Riders must wear provided safety gear, including helmets, throughout the tour.
Pregnant women and wheelchair users can’t participate for their safety. Alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited, as they impair judgment and coordination.
Riders must follow the guide’s instructions and ride within their abilities. The tour isn’t suitable for thrill-seekers, as the primary focus is on exploring the ancient sculptures, not high-speed riding.
Guests should bring proper attire and sturdy shoes to ensure a comfortable and secure experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Riders may have some common questions about the Abode of the Gods quad bike adventure.
What’s the minimum age requirement?
Can I bring a child?
Are there any restrictions for medical conditions?
How much experience is needed to operate the ATVs?
What if I need to cancel my booking?
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Minimum age is 16 years old. Children under 16 can ride as passengers.
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Pregnant women and wheelchair users can’t participate for safety reasons.
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No prior ATV experience is required, as there’s a practice session before the ride.
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Bookings can be canceled up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
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Provide a valid WhatsApp number for any tour-related communication.
Things To Know
Can I Bring My Own ATV or Is One Provided?
ATVs are provided for the activity. Participants don’t need to bring their own. The tour includes individual ATVs as well as safety equipment, a practice session, and a guided ride to the Abode of the Gods attraction.
Are Photos and Videos Allowed During the ATV Ride?
Photos and videos are allowed during the ATV ride to the Abode of the Gods. The tour company encourages guests to capture their experience and share it with others, as long as they don’t interfere with the safety of the group.
Is There a Minimum Age Requirement to Participate?
The activity has a minimum age requirement of 12 years old. Children under 12 are not permitted to participate for safety reasons. Participants must be able to operate the ATVs independently and follow the guide’s instructions throughout the tour.
Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary or Duration?
The tour itinerary and duration can’t be customized. It’s a set package with a fixed 3-hour duration. Guests can’t modify the scheduled activities or extend the tour length. The experience is designed to be an all-inclusive package.
Are There Any Additional Fees or Charges Not Mentioned?
The tour itinerary and duration can’t be customized, but there don’t appear to be any additional fees or charges beyond what’s mentioned. The price includes all necessary equipment, transportation, and entrance fees.
Sum Up
The "Abode of the Gods" quad bike adventure offers an exhilarating blend of cultural discovery and outdoor excitement. Visitors can explore impressive stone sculptures while riding through stunning landscapes. With a professional guide and a 3-hour tour, this $35 per person activity promises an unforgettable experience. Whether seeking adventure or culture, this quad bike tour is a must-try attraction.
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