Top Sacred Valley Food & Drink

this tour is disigned for people that looks for things to do in half day time while they are in santa teresa, and things that involve extreme activities and local expiriences life way. perfect trip to discover the magic of the south peruvian coffee flavor and high jungle nature.

After visiting the Machu Picchu Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, enter Café Inkaterra. This is the ideal place to retire from the crowds and appreciate the views of the magnificent Vilcanota river, surrounded entirely by nature. This restaurant blends the most amazing Peruvian gastronomy with contemporary cuisine, creating innovative fusion-style fare. Sit at any table and make your order. The delicious food offers a variety of options, including vegan or vegetarian. Inkaterra has an ecotourism approach and focuses on sustainable development, supporting the local communities nearby.

The Huatia is the process by which gets cook wearing only pieces of dry earth, then making with them a small structure like a very little cabin of earth and then put fire inside the structure and heats until it is red hot. After Andean tubers are introduced (potatoes, beans, oca, sweet potato) inside and is covered with soil in full. We expect for about 30 minutes and then removed earth and will find all the food in a cooking perfect point and with flavor enhanced so only it used steam for cooking. Accompanied by Uchucuta or chili sauce.

The Inca Trail is one of the most famous treks in the world; at one time it extended throughout all of the Incan Empire and today still exists in many parts of the Andes. One version is the classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu that takes 4 days and 3 nights. The short Inca Trail is 2 days and 1 night. We recommend this shorter trail for people who do not have much time or do not feel physically capable of the longer trek.