• Pick up from your hotel.
• Certified bilingual guide.
• Comfortable and safe transportation throughout the route.
• Buffet lunch in Urubamba (vegetarian options available).

• Cusco Tourist Ticket (BTC):

Half Ticket Foreigners (USD19 aprox.) and Peruvians (USD11 aprox.).

-Full ticket: FForeigners (USD35 aprox.) and Peruvians (USD19 aprox.).

• Meals not mentioned.
• Drinks during the buffet lunch.
• Travel Insurance.

• VIP buffet lunch in Urubamba (recommended)

Enjoy a vast variety of Peruvian and international dishes in a beautiful house by the Urubamba River, featuring live cooking stations that enhance the dining experience.  

• Small Group Sacred Valley Tour

Experience this tour in a more personalized version with small groups and conducted in one language (English or Spanish).

• Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat or cap.
• 1 bottle of water and a snack for the journey.
• Comfortable shoes, clothing, and pants.
• Bring a small backpack to carry your belongings and warm clothing.
• Waterproof clothing, especially during the rainy season.
• Your Tourist Ticket BTC (If you don't have it yet, make sure to bring cash in Peruvian soles to purchase it at the first archaeological site you visit with your guide).

• Bring cash so you can buy souvenirs along the way.
• If you decide to take the train to Machu Picchu, don’t forget to bring your passport or identification document with you.

• How much time do we spend at each attraction?

This classic version of the Sacred Valley allows you to enjoy each place more leisurely, dedicating between 40 minutes to 1 hour at each site, always in coordination with your guide.

• Can I stay in Ollantaytambo?

Yes, you can stay, but keep in mind that you won’t be able to visit Chinchero on the way back.

• Will I have enough time to take a train from Ollantaytambo during this tour?

¡Sí, claro! Te invitamos a revisar nuestro tour «Machu Picchu & Valle Sagrado 2D1N» para conocer de qué se trata.

• What is the difference between this tour and the extended Sacred Valley tour?

The difference between this tour and the extended Sacred Valley tour is that, in addition to the places we visit, the extended tour includes the salt mines of Maras and the archaeological site of Moray, although the time at each location is more limited.

• Is it recommended to spend a night in the valley?

Yes! It is a great option because there is a wide variety of hotels to suit all tastes. Additionally, it’s a very good idea to start the tour to Machu Picchu from here because you are closer to the train stations.

• The Sacred Valley was highly valued by the Incas due to its unique geographical, climatic, and agricultural qualities. The main products cultivated included corn, potatoes, olluco, quinoa, and coca leaves. Today, the white corn harvested here is considered the largest and most delicious in Peru.
• Some researchers suggest that the Sacred Valley may have been aligned with the Milky Way, functioning not only as an agricultural and political center but also as a key site for astronomical observation. Evidence has been found indicating that the Incas built their cities and temples taking astronomical phenomena into account.

• Super flexible: Cancel this tour 48 hrs. before the start date of the tour and get a refund of 70% of the sum paid. After that, we charge 100%.
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*The information and itinerary detailed in this guide may change without prior notice with the intention of providing a better service or regulatory changes in each destination.