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Super Sacred Valley Tour – Maras Moray Ollantaytambo Tour

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  • Full Day
  • Max People : 15
  • Transportation
  • All Days - Available
  • Min Age : 5+
  • Pickup: Hotel
Super Sacred Valley Tour - Maras Moray Ollantaytambo Tour

Super Sacred Valley Tour – Maras Moray Ollantaytambo Tour takes you to all archaeological sites of Sacred Valley of Incas and culminates with a visit to Maras and farming terraces of Moray.

This full-day trip begins with a pickup from your hotel in Cusco. It takes you to Chinchero, Maras, Moray Ollantaytambo and Pisac. To enhance your experience, we will be stopping for a traditional Peruvian lunch at a local restaurant in Urubamba. 

Chinchero 

Chinchero is a small village near Cusco. It was the summer palace of the Inca King, Tupac Yupanqui. When the Spanish invaded, they demolished the palace and constructed a church on its remains. 

Among all villages of Sacred Valley, Chinchero has the most fertile soil. 

Knitting is still a craft the locals are popular for. People here have preserved their decades-long traditions till date. This makes it one of the richest villages in traditions and customs in South America.

Moray

Maras is home to over 5000 salt puddles that sit on a hillside. These geometric shaped salt puddles are supplied with natural spring water and are left to evaporate.

Once the water evaporates they scrape out salt crystals. The salt here is somewhat pinkish in colour and has a distinct texture and taste.

Salineras

Maras is home to over 5000 salt puddles that sit on a hillside. These geometric-shaped salt puddles are supplied with natural spring water and are left to evaporate.

Once the water evaporates they scrape out salt crystals. The salt here is somewhat pinkish in colour and has a distinct texture and taste.

Ollantaytambo Inca Ruin

Ollantaytambo is a charismatic village that has held its prominence since Incan rule. The archaeological site here sits on a hill top. The archaeological park Ollantaytambo once served as a military, religious and agricultural centre to Incas. 

The name comes from the Quechua word “Ollantay” which was the name of an Inca warrior. His story was saved as an oral tradition, and written as a drama of Antonio Valdez Urubamba priest in the mid-eighteenth century”.

During the Incan civilisation, the village used to be a Tambo. It means a place where the travellers or Chaskis and messengers could get accommodation, food and water. Basically a resting place of travellers in the past.

Now Ollantaytambo is where you will be boarding the train to Aguas Calientes to visit Machu Picchu. It is also the gateway to the trailhead of the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.

Pisac Inca Citadel

It is the second biggest Inca city after Machu Picchu. Pisac is one of the most incredible places in Sacred Valley. The name comes from a very common type of Bird in this area known as PISAQA or Partridge. Because the pre-Columbian city has the shape of an Andean bird representing the local fauna.

Also there is the biggest cemetery of South America, the agricultural terraces, the sundial or Inti-hautana, Qolqas or granaries, water canals, the tunnel and neighbourhoods.

We offer the Super Sacred Valley tour both as a private tour and in small groups. We highly recommend this tour after the Cusco City Tour and before visiting Machu Picchu for a detailed understanding of Inca civilization. 

Do take a moment to check our reviews on Trip Advisor.

Departure & Return Location

Hotel

Departure Time

06:30 AM

Price Includes

  • Tourist transportation to and from the Sacred Valley
  • Pick up from your accommodation and drop off near the Plaza de Armas
  • Bilingual professional guide
  • First aid kit and oxygen balloon
  • Buffet lunch in Urubamba

Price Excludes

  • Cusco Tourist Ticket (70.00 Soles Partial) or (130.00 soles Full)
  • Entrance to Maras Salineras (10 Soles)
  • Any private expenses

Recommended Things To Carry

  • Original Passport
  • Water Bottle and Snacks
  • Peruvian Soles in Cash
What to Expect
Sacred Valley Day tour from Cusco

Super Sacred Valley Tour – Maras Moray Ollantaytambo Tour is a tour for people who have little time in the city of Cusco.

You will appreciate the beauty of the Sacred Valley with our local English-speaking guide.

 

Touristic places to Visit
  • Chinchero 3725m / 12221feet
  • Maras 3387m / 11112feet
  • Moray (Salineras) 3482m / 11424feet
  • Ollantaytambo 2843m / 9327feet
  • Pisac 2969m / 9741feet
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Itinerary

Super Sacred Valley Tour - Maras Moray Ollantaytambo Tour

At 0630 AM, we will be picking you up from your hotel in Cusco. Then in our private transport, we will be driving you to Chinchero. Here we will be visiting the Church and the farming terraces. After a complete guided tour, we will be continuing the tour to Maras. 

Here we will be visiting the Salt Mines. Our local tour guide will be giving you a detailed tour of the complex.

Continuing the full day tour, we will visit Moray. Here our guide will be giving you a complete tour of the farming terraces and will explain its impact during Inca civilization and in today’s life. 

We will then stop at a local restaurant in Urubamba for lunch. Here we will be serving traditional local buffet lunch with options for vegans. 

After lunch, we will be visiting the Inca sites in Ollantaytambo. Once you have had your fill of this beautiful village and ruins, we will drive you to Pisac. Here we will be visiting the ruins and the traditional Andean market. 

After the tour, we will be returning to the city of Cusco by 07:30 PM. We will be dropping you off at the centre of the city.

FAQ

What is the elevation of Sacred Valley Peru?

The highest point of Sacred Valley is Pisac at 3000 metres (9800 feet) above sea level. Urubamba is lowest in altitude at 2050 metres above sea level (6730 feet). Most travellers often spend a few days in Urubamba if they are unable to cope up to the altitude of Cusco.

Sacred Valley Day Tour from Cusco

The highest point of Sacred Valley is Pisac at 3000 metres (9800 feet) above sea level. Urubamba is lowest in altitude at 2050 metres above sea level (6730 feet). Most travellers often spend a few days in Urubamba if they are unable to cope up to the altitude of Cusco.

How to Visit Sacred Valley?

Sacred Valley is a group of Andean Villages between Cusco city and Machu Picchu. The easiest and economic way to visit the villages is by joining an organised tour. It is more cost effective and convenient as you won’t have to worry about the transport. The local guides are also knowledgable and will share plenty of worth wile information. 

How to get from Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu?

The easiest way to get from Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu is by taking a tourist train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes and by taking a bus from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu citadel. Alternatively, you can also hike from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu.

Is Cusco in the Sacred Valley?

No, Cusco City is not a part of the Sacred Valley of Incas. Sacred Valley begins from Chinchero which is around 30 kilometers away from Cusco City. 

What is the Sacred Valley in Peru?

Sacred Valley are a group of villages between Cusco and Machu Picchu. These villages played a vital role during the Inca civilization and some continue to be important even today. As farming was an important profession to Incas, villages in Sacred Valley were sacred to Incas as they have the most fertile soil in entire Peru. 

In places like Moray, the Incas built circular farming terraces with different levels. Each levels had different temperature which helped the Incas to determine the best weather condition needed to grow any crop. 

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