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TOURS IN CUSCO

city tour Cusco

city tour Cusco

This is the tour that give you the unique experience through time and history of the magical city Cusco… that still maintaining its customs and traditions in its streets and temples. Every places around of maine square have stories and tales of a magical and mysterious past

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Cusco south valley

Cusco south valley

You can explore the magnificent hydraulic architecture in Tipon, the pre-Inca architecture in Pikillacta and the excellent works of art of the Cusqueña School in Andahuayllilas, not to forget the diversity of restaurants, which you can choose from in Saylla.

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Lares Machupicchu trek

Lares Machupicchu trek

In This trip we will observed amazing mountains and lakes. In all our way, we can find typical plants and animals of the Andes… this experience will give us a travel to the magic Andean World.

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Salkantay trek 5 days

Salkantay trek 5 days

In the time of the Inca Empire, the mountain was sacred, a deity in itself. Some of the trails along Salkantay are original Inca trails. We´ll cross to the other side of the mountain, passing through the tropical Vilcanota River Valley before ending our trip at Peru´s most famous landmark and one of The New 7Wonders of the World, the mysterious Lost City of Machu Picchu.

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Inca jungle biking 4 days

Inca jungle biking 4 days

This combination biking, walking, and hiking trip will take us through various climes, from the cool Andes into the tropical jungle. At the culmination of our journey we´ll marvel at Peru´s most famous archeological site, considered one of the New 7 Wonders of the World- the mysterious Lost City of Machu Picchu.

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Quad bike tour

Quad bike tour

Indulge in the rush of four wheeling while appreciating some of the most impressive views around Cusco! Choose between technical off-road quad biking and scenic off-road quad bike tours, available as either half- or full-day excursions according to your traveling needs, and get ready for an adventure

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Rafting Apurimac river 3 days

Rafting Apurimac river 3 days

The Apurímac River (Quechua for God Talker) is considered one of the world´s best rivers for White Water Rafting. It rises from melted glacial water and is the source of the world´s largest river system, the Amazon River. The Apurímac flows northwest past Cusco in gorges reaching twice as deep as the Grand Canyon and is punctuated by falls and rapids.

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Sacred valley of the incas

Sacred valley of the incas

The fertile Vilcanota River Valley, the Sacred Valley of the Incas, is the best place to observe traditional Quechua communities where the descendents of the Incas walk among mud-brick houses in traditional dress. As you tour the Sacred Valley you´ll see sprawling landscapes dotted with small farms, Incan agricultural terraces, towns and villages, and ancient Inca ruins and encircled by the Andean mountain range with snowy peak of Salkantay on the horizon.

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Maras Moray halfday

Maras Moray halfday

Experience two unmissable Inca sites in the Sacred Valley of the Incas during this excursion to the concentric terraces of the Agricultural Laboratory of Moray, an engineering wonder replicating various distinct microclimates, and the thousands of shining staggered salt pools of Maras, still in use today by the community of Maras.

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Biking Maras Moray

Biking Maras Moray

Explore two of the Sacred Valley´s most unique Inca sites, the Inca Agricultural Laboratory of Moray and the Maras Salt Mines, in a bicycle excursion that will take you leisurely through the picturesque Urubamba River Valley, with its colorful Quechua communities and subsistence crop fields, ending with an adrenaline-filled downhill adventure.

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South valley & Maras Moray

South valley & Maras Moray

The less-traveled southern part of the Sacred Valley of the Incas really shouldn´t be missed. Discover the waterworks of Tipón, the Wari ruins of Pikillacta, the striking Maras Salt Mines, the Inca Agricultural Laboratory of Morray, and a colonial mud-brick church which, in spite of a humble exterior, possesses a wondrous interior which has earned it the nickname "The Sistine Chapel of America".

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Complete Cusco

Complete Cusco

Explore the former capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco, and the Sacred Valley of the Incas as we visit the fortresses, temples, and terraces this great civilization left behind. From the fertile river valley you'll then ascend through the Andes to the high jungle which for centuries hid the famed Lost City of the Incas, the unforgettable Machu Picchu.

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