Chincheros Indian Market (Mercado Chincero) Tours

Discover Peru’s ancient past and vibrant present on this tour to the Sacred Valley, the traditional town of Pisac, and Ollantaytambo archaeological site. Plus, visit a colonial temple, learn how local villagers use plants to dye alpaca wool, and enjoy a buffet lunch at a restaurant in Urubamba.

On this tour you will travel to Peru’s historic Urubamba Valley. Located between Cusco and Machu Picchu, the Urubamba Valley is known for its lush scenery, picturesque colonial towns, and magnificent Incan fortresses and you combine with best destination Machupicchu

Discover the spectacular landscapes of Peru’s Sacred Valley on a private full-day tour from Cusco. Alongside a personal guide, you’ll admire llamas and alpacas at Awanacancha; shop for souvenirs at Pisac Indian Market; and climb more than 200 steps to reach the top of Ollantaytambo Fortress, an Inca fortress inhabited since the 13th century. A buffet lunch and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Passengers will be picked up from their hotels between 8am. Then, we will start the tour in our tourist transportation to Pisaq located 50 minutes away from the city. During the trip we wil make different stops to visit special viewpoints with sight to the Inca Sacred Valley. Once we arrive to Pisaq we visit the main local market and then we visit the archeological zone. Once we finish our visit to Pisaq, we continue through the valley till Urubamba where we will stop to have lunch at a touristic restaurant. Then, we will continue to arrive to the archeological zone of Ollantaytambo, here, we will visit the park with a guide for 45 minutes and finally return to the main city through Chincheros and visit the colonial church as well as the artisanal market where there is a direct demonstration of the elaboration of its typical clothe. Finally, we return to the city of Cusco, finalizing our tour in the main square so our visitors may go and have dinner at around 19 hours.

Live the Zipline or Zipline adventure at the Racchi vantage point in the Sacred Valley. This activity allows you to feel the energy that Cuzco has, flying from hill to hill in a safe way. Also, they will practice some trecking and balance, since to reach each launching platform, you will have to pass some fun obstacles. Our routes are validated by Civil Defense and important institutions that work to promote safe adventure tourism. And it is important that you know that our equipment: they are certified by the Petzl company. Fly safely: We also have an agreed Health, for any unforeseen.

The Sacred Valley Day Tour in Cusco, declared as World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2006, hosts a lot of significant archeological sites, belonging to the Incan Empire. This unforgettable one-day tour, will let you explore the amazing towns of Pisac and its fantastic market, the Ollantaytambo Fortress and Chinchero market, places with mysterious stories and cultural wealth. Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch in a traditional restaurant in Urubamba, and learn about this amazing pre-Columbian civilization, considered the most important in the thirteenth century.

The excursion to the Sacred Valley offered by our company The Inka Adventure is the best because we care every detail of the service, friendly profesional guides, new and comfortable bus or van or private car. We manage well times for our customers have enought time to take photograps and enjoy the amazing view of the valley with calm. We eat at selected restaurant with high standars of cleaness and excellent taste. Our tours are private or in small groups so, you can sugest the driver stop in some interesting places. Enjoy the Sacred Valley of the Incas with us! High quality service at an affordable price

Stand apart from the crowds on this small-group tour of the Sacred Valley from Cusco. Visit top Sacred Valley sights such as Pisac, Urubamba, and Chincheros—including a stop at a local weaving workshop—and then choose to return to Cusco or end your tour at Ollantaytambo for easy next-day access to Machu Picchu.

Today you will visit the Chinchero town, one of the most important towns of the Inca Empire located on a terrace above 3800 masl. There you may get to know the archaeological complex that draws attention for its well-kept andenes (agricultural terraces) and a large Inca fortress located in the place attributed to be the origin of the rainbow. The construction of the beautiful colonial church located at the foot of the Main Square was completed in 1607 over the foundations of Inca constructions; its main altar is carved in gold leaf with a baroque style and it is dedicated to the Virgin of the Nativity and its walls are decorated with paintings of Diego Quispe Tito, the top representative of the Cusco school of art. You will return to Cusco after touring the towns charming streets of cobblestone.