.Andean Baroque Route. In the south corridor of Cusco, only 36 km (1 hour by car), is "The Andean Baroque Route", a tour of the emblematic churches of the colonial period. The route includes the visit to three temples that, by their exceptional qualities, have been declared patrimonial monuments of centuries XVII and XVIII: -San Pedro Apostle of Andahuaylillas. -San Juan Bautista de Huaro. -The chapel of the Virgin of the Candelaria de Canincunca.

Tipon, marvel of Inca hydraulic engineering

is one of the most important pre-Inca archaeological sites in Peru, built by the Wari (Huari) civilization between 550–900 AD—long before the Incas. It was a large administrative and ceremonial center and shows an entirely different architectural style compared to Inca sites.

Multicolored Canyon of Pampachulla – A Hidden Natural Wonder in Cusco’s South Valley. The Multicolored Canyon of Pampachulla is a little-known geological formation that showcases natural layers of vibrant colors, similar to the famous Rainbow Mountain—but without the crowds. Its striking red, yellow, green, and ochre tones form a surreal landscape, making it ideal for photography, light hiking, and connecting with nature. Highlights: Natural mineral-rich rock formations with vivid colors A short, scenic hike with minimal difficulty Off-the-beaten-path – few tourists know about it Panoramic views of the Andean mountains and South Valley

Laguna de Urcos is a scenic high-Andean lake located in the heart of the South Valley of Cusco, surrounded by rolling hills, eucalyptus forests, and local farming communities. Known for its calm waters and reflection of the Andes, it's a tranquil stop ideal for nature lovers, birdwatchers, or travelers looking to experience rural Peru.