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In this blog, we invite you to discover all Attractions in Cusco, along with important details such as their location, entrance ticket prices and more:
No visit to Cusco is complete without a stop at Machu Picchu. This Inca citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an architectural marvel that will transport you back in time. Explore its terraces, temples and viewpoints while marvelling at the panoramic views of the Andes.
 Did you know that?
To visit Machupicchu there are many tours that if you have time you can do Salkantay trek, Inca Jungle, Inca Trail, Lares Trek or take a tour that takes you through almost all the best tourist destinations in Cusco, this tour is known as Cusco and its wonders.
Embark on a unique adventure along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, one of the world’s most famous trekking routes. During this exciting journey, you’ll hike ancient Inca trails, traverse breathtaking mountain scenery and explore fascinating archaeological ruins.
Lasting 4 days, the Inca Trail offers the opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the history and culture of the region. Discover archaeological ruins such as Sayacmarca, Runkurakay, Llactapata, Phuyupatamarca, Intipata, Winay Wayna and Inti punku.
Along the way, you will witness the rich biodiversity of the area, from lush rainforests to towering snow-capped mountains. And at the end of the trail awaits the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu, an architectural wonder nestled high in the Andes.
 Did you know that there is a simplified version?
If you have little time and you want to walk this road network of the Tahuantinsuyo, you can do the short Inca Trail in 2 days.
Discover the Mountain of Colours, also known as Vinicunca, in the Peruvian Andes. This geological formation offers a unique visual spectacle. The hike to get there is challenging but rewarding with incredible panoramic views. The vibrant shades of red, green, yellow and purple create a surreal landscape. Explore the unique flora and fauna and learn about the local communities. Don’t miss this natural gem on your visit to Peru.
If you are looking for a nature experience, you cannot miss a visit to the Humantay Lagoon. Located more than 4,000 metres above sea level, this stunning turquoise lagoon will take your breath away. Enjoy a scenic hike and immerse yourself in the crystal clear waters of this natural paradise.
The Sacred Valley is another must-see destination on your trip to Cusco. Here you will find a perfect combination of breathtaking landscapes and fascinating archaeological sites. Visit picturesque villages such as Chincheros, Maras, Moray, Pisac and Ollantaytambo, and admire the Inca agricultural terraces still in use today.
Sacsayhuaman is an imposing fortress located on the outskirts of Cusco. Its massive stone walls and breathtaking views make this site an obligatory stop for history and archaeology lovers. Be amazed by Inca engineering and art as you explore this impressive complex.
Known as the “sacred sister” of Machu Picchu, Choquequirao offers a unique and less crowded experience for travellers looking to explore archaeological ruins, temples, plazas and impressive agricultural terraces in a spectacular natural setting.
The journey to Choquequirao involves a demanding but rewarding trek through breathtaking mountain scenery and dense tropical forests.
Discover the unique beauty of the Red Valley in Cusco, known for its deep red rock formations. Embark on an adventure through mountainous landscapes such as the valley of stones until you reach the valley, where you will be greeted by breathtaking views and offered an unforgettable experience in a surreal landscape of vibrant colours.
Discover Palcoyo, known as the mountain range of colours because of its three rainbow mountains, with multicoloured geological formations and impressive landscapes. Easier to access than Vinicunca, it offers less crowded trails for a tranquil experience. Enjoy the peace and natural beauty while connecting with nature.
Discover the majesty of Huayna Picchu, the sacred mountain above Machu Picchu. Overcome the challenging climb up steep trails and stairs carved into the rock to reach the summit, where you will be greeted by ancient Inca ruins and breathtaking panoramic views.
Discover the fascinating history of Q’enqo with its imposing stone structures, used for ceremonial purposes by the Incas, and its unique rock formations will transport you to a time of mysticism. Explore its labyrinths and connect with Inca spirituality and history. Q’enqo is a testimony to the grandeur and mystery of this ancient civilization, a fascinating journey through time.
Did you know?
The 70 soles ticket is valid for 10 days and includes Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo, Puka Pukara and Tambomachay.
Discover the majesty of Qoricancha, the Temple of the Sun, the key religious and political center of the Inca Empire in Cusco. Admire its impressive carved walls and solid gold ornamentation that reflected the sunlight. Explore its archaeological remains and immerse yourself in Inca history and spirituality. A visit to Qoricancha is an unforgettable experience that will transport you to ancient times and will amaze you with the greatness of this civilization.
Immerse yourself in Tambomachay, an ancient sanctuary known as the Baths of the Inca. Surrounded by stone structures and water fountains, this site offers a unique connection to Inca spirituality. You will admire the architectural precision of its canals and waterfalls, dedicated to the cult of water. Tambomachay is a testimony of the deep connection of the Incas with nature and the spiritual world.
Explore Pukapukara is on the outskirts of Cusco, a testament to Inca military prowess. With its imposing stone walls and panoramic views, this site offers a unique experience. Discover the grandeur and engineering of the Incas as you explore its passageways and platforms. Pukapukara is a must-see destination to immerse yourself in the history of the Inca civilization and marvel at its legacy.
Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of Nevado Ausangate, a sacred mountain in the Peruvian Andes. With surreal landscapes of snow-capped peaks and turquoise lagoons, it is a spiritual destination for local communities. Enjoy scenic hikes and unique panoramic views. Ausangate represents the grandeur of the Andes and offers an unparalleled connection with nature.
Embark on an adventure to the imposing Nevado Salkantay, known for its challenging trekking routes and impressive landscapes such as the Humantay lagoon. This majestic mountain, revered by local communities, offers challenging hikes between snow-capped peaks and lush forests. Connect with nature and experience the grandeur of the Peruvian Andes at its best.
This set of cliff-top Inca structures offers spectacular views and a unique connection to Inca history.
Venture into Waqrapukara and marvel at the carved stone walls and terraces integrated with the landscape. Explore the passageways and platforms, imagining life in this sacred place centuries ago.
Explore the Q’eswachaka, the last Inca rope bridge still standing in the world. It is more than an engineering achievement: it is a living symbol of Inca tradition. Built with ancestral techniques, this bridge is renewed annually during the Q’eswachaka Festival, using only ichu fibers. It is a sample of the skill and dedication of the local communities and a tangible link with the Inca past.
It is a group of stone sculptures in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Known as Apukunaq Tianan, this place houses monuments dedicated to the Inca and Andean gods, carved by the artist Michael de Titan Monteagudo Mejia. The works emerge among nature, representing the Pachamama, the puma and faces of Incas and Andean men, reaching heights of up to 8 meters.
Immerse yourself in the enigma of the Stone of the 12 Angles in Cusco, Peru. This monument, carved with precision by the ancient Incas, is a testament to their architectural skill and geometric knowledge. Located in a wall of an ancient Inca house, its perfect mortarless fit has puzzled visitors and archaeologists for centuries.
Explore the Tipon Archaeological Center, a hydraulic treasure that reveals the Incas’ mastery of engineering and water management. Noted for its canals, agricultural terraces and ceremonial fountains, this archaeological complex near Cusco shows the sophistication of the Inca irrigation systems that were meticulously designed to make the most of the region’s water resources, allowing cultivation in steep terrain and ensuring the food security of the empire.
Admire the imposing stone structures, such as the Temple of Wiracocha, one of the largest constructions of the Inca empire, which reflect the architectural skill of the Incas. Explore the well-preserved ruins and immerse yourself in the history and culture of this ancient civilization.
Did you know that?
This archaeological park is part of the route of the sun, the route of the sun is an excursion in Peru for culture lovers who want to know the South of Peru, it includes Puno and Cusco.
In this route you will do a city tour in Cusco, Sacred Valley of the Incas, Machupichu, Sistine Chapel, Raqchi, Mirador de la raya, Pucara, Lake Titicaca and Taquile Island. Optional Inti punku and Waynapicchu.
Immerse yourself in the majesty of Huchuy Qosqo, also known as “Little Cusco”, this impressive archaeological site reveals the skill and urban planning of the Incas, with its agricultural terraces and well-preserved ceremonial plazas. As you explore this elevated site, you will witness spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding Andean landscapes.
This extensive pre-Inca archaeological site of about 50 hectares shows meticulous urban planning, with imposing stone walls that reveal the influence of the Wari culture and then the Incas. Admire the magnitude of its structures and explore its cobblestone streets, courtyards and ceremonial precincts to immerse yourself in the history and culture of this ancient city.
Explore the Pallay Punchu mountain, a majestic formation in the Peruvian Andes known for its chromatic diversity and amazing landscapes. This imposing peak exhibits vibrant shades of red, pink, green, purple and white, resulting from the combination of minerals in its geological structure. It was discovered in 2020.
It is the perfect place to relax, take a boat ride or simply contemplate the magnificence of nature. The Huaypo Lagoon offers an enchanting experience for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with the peace and natural beauty of the Andes.
The Sapantiana Aqueduct, a colonial wonder of Cusco, showcases Spanish engineering to bring water to local communities. Its well-preserved stone arches and canals highlight its historical importance and its impact on the quality of life in the region.
Acueducto de Sapantiana es uno de los lugares instagrameables en cusco
The Cocalmayo Hot Springs offer a unique experience of relaxation and rejuvenation with its healing waters, surrounded by tropical vegetation and majestic mountains, inviting you to immerse yourself and leave daily stress behind.
The Lares Thermal Baths, located in the picturesque town of Lares in the Peruvian Andes, offer therapeutic waters and breathtaking views in a spectacular natural setting. Immerse yourself in the hot spring pools and let the warmth and healing properties of the water soothe your tensions and revitalize your spirit.
Are there more hot springs in Cusco to visit?
In this blog we present the 2 most known, in Cusco there are more thermal baths such as: Aguas Calientes or Machupicchu thermal baths, Chimur thermal baths, Machacancha thermal baths, Ccaccato thermal baths, Pampacancha thermal baths, Pacchanta thermal waters, Upis thermal baths, Uyurmiri thermal baths, Chamaca thermal waters, Chucchu thermal waters and Cconoc thermal baths.
Awanakancha Camelid Theme Park, near Cusco, offers a unique experience to learn about South American camelid species and their cultural, economic and ecological importance in the Andes. With interactive activities such as llama watching and traditional weaving demonstrations, the park offers an immersion into the rich cultural and natural heritage of the Andean region.
If you are planning to visit Cusco, keep in mind that it is a beautiful city, but its altitude can affect your trip if you do not acclimatize properly. Therefore, it is advisable to spend one or two days in your hotel to acclimatize before exploring tourist places of Cusco. This will help you avoid discomfort during your stay.
To ensure a quick and smooth acclimatization, we offer you our lodging services and personalized attention, so let us help you make the most of your experience in Cusco! Contact us by WhatsApp or check our rooms to book with us.
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