The excursion begins with the Inca citadel of Pisaq, composed of terraces, fountains, observatories and a cemetery, the largest in the region, this was a point of control and domain of the Incas in the Sacred Valley. After the guided tour we will go down to the town and we will go to the traditional market of Pisaq, there we will have the opportunity to discover the customs of the people. then we will continue towards the heart of the Sacred Valley of Urubamba, where we will have lunch and then we will go to the fortress of Ollantaytambo, located on the hill that dominates the town, buildings such as the Temple of the Sun and its gigantic monoliths stand out: the Mañaracay or Hall Real. At the top stands a fortress, with a series of carved stone terraces, built to guard the entrance to this part of the valley and protect it from possible invasions by the people of the Jungle. Then you have the train to Aguas Calientes, upon arrival transfer to your hotel.

This day after breakfast we go to the bus station and go to Machupicchu and we will see how spectacular the citadel of Machu Picchu is, "old peak", considered a jewel of Inca architecture: with neighborhoods, squares, houses, agricultural areas. , paths, observatories, etc. Built on one of the flanks of the old mountain in the middle of semi-tropical vegetation. It was built on one of the flanks of the old Mountain and discovered on July 24, 1911 by the American explorer Hiram Bingham. There is a guided tour for 2 hours, where we will visit the most representative places of the Inca citadel of Machupicchu. After the visit, you have free time to continue exploring and as an option we can visit the Huaynapicchu mountain; from where you have beautiful views of Machu Picchu. Later we return to Aguas Calientes and then we go to the train station to leave for Poroy and then transfer to your hotel.

In the morning we visit the other part of the Sacred Valley; At first we will have a stop to appreciate the Urubamba mountain range and the snowy peaks of "La Verónica" (5682 m.s.n.m) and "Chikón" (5530 m.s.n.m). We then headed for Moray; unique archaeological group of its kind, which consists of gigantic natural depressions or holes that were used to build terraces or agricultural platforms with their respective irrigation canals around them, it is therefore a fairly advanced prototype of a greenhouse or biological experimental station. Then towards the salt mines of Maras; Consisting of about 3000 small wells with an average area of about 5 m², during the dry season they are filled or "irrigated" every 3 days with salt water that emanates from a natural spring located at the top of the wells so that when it evaporates the water, the salt contained in it gradually solidifies, then the salt is beaten and thus granulated. Return to Cuzco.

In the morning we leave for the Cusipata-Paucarpata district; where we have breakfast. Then we arrive at the starting point of the walk, which will last 2 hours until we reach Vinicunca or Montaña de Colores 5020 meters above sea level. Along the way we will observe a large number of llamas and alpacas that are at the mercy of shepherds dressed in beautiful colorful costumes typical of the place; almost upon reaching the top we will see the Vinicunca mountain range (5020 m/16,466 ft.). Arriving at this point, our guide will explain about the orography, the ecosystem and the color of the mountain. After that, we continue towards the Red Valley, the name is due to the special pigmentation of the earth that has a reddish color due to the abundant amount of mineral, this path will be more special because perhaps we will be one of the only groups on this route, We return to our mobility and continue to the restaurant where we have lunch, finally we will return to the city of Cusco.

This day at the indicated time you have the transfer to the airport, where you have the return flight.