It's a small Andean town, a must-see in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. It's a charming place with white adobe houses, narrow cobblestone streets, colonial arches, and residents still dressed in their traditional clothing. Chinchero is renowned for the quality of its textile craftsmanship and attracts travelers thanks to its market and workshops where traditional weaving is demonstrated. The visit to Chinchero lasts approximately 40 minutes. The remaining time is spent on transportation.

Moray is an agricultural complex composed of semicircular terraces that give it its current shape and characteristics, adapting to the topography of Waninmarka Hill. To the south of the semicircular terraces, at the top, lies the pit of the Ñusta Hispana Muyo or Kuchi Muyo. The visit to Moray lasts approximately 40 minutes. The remaining time is spent on transportation.

The Maras Salt Mines consist of more than 3,000 natural salt pools near the town of Maras. Each pool measures 5 square meters. The 3,000 pools are fed by a hypersaline underground spring that originated 110 million years ago during the formation of the Andes Mountains. Today, these natural salt pools attract hundreds of tourists. The view from this landscape is beautiful. The inhabitants of Maras market this salt, just as the Incas did hundreds of years ago. The visit to Maras lasts approximately 40 minutes. The remaining time is spent on transportation.

We'll have the opportunity to recharge our batteries with a delicious lunch made with local ingredients.

Ollantaytambo is one of the most important towns in the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Cusco. It is the only place that preserves its ancient Inca urban layout. As a mandatory stop before reaching Machu Picchu, it is highly visited. However, Ollanta has its own charms. Chief among them are its Inca archaeological remains. The visit to Ollantaytambo lasts approximately 40 minutes. The remaining time is spent on transportation.