DAY
TOUR
TO CHINCHERO
MARAS Y
MORAY
The Sacred Valley of the Incas is a succession of incredible places, each one with a
special charm every town is unique and you can experience different feelings,
there are 3 places you must visit and never miss the incredible experience of
knowing them they are unique places in the world and that will completely fill
all your senses.
Usually the tours through the Sacred
Valley of the Incas include the classics Pisac, Urubamba and Ollantaytambo, this is due in part to the fact
that most tourists only spend a day touring the Sacred Valley, either because of the tight itinerary of their trip
or maybe because people take them as simple places in their way to Machu Picchu.
But this fertile valley, which was the place chosen by many of the Inca
emperors as their resting place, has much more to discover.
ITINERARY
8:30am we pick the clients up to start with the tour first we go to visit the
picturesque town known as Chinchero
which is located 30km northwest of Cusco
city with an altitude of 3780m, its
geography show us a high Andean plateau, it is cold in the morning and also
after sunset. Chinchero has a rich
monumental heritage and is one of the few places to own Inca urban design. Here
we will visit part of the Inca complex and a beautiful colonial church, in
addition to visiting its handicraft market and Sunday fair. Then we go to Maras’s town, located in Urubamba province at 3300m. the famous Maras’s salt works we will appreciate
a panoramic view of the more than 3500 salt ponds arranged along a mountain, to
then enter the same site to see the work of extracting this mineral from
ancient times to the present day it is also possible to appreciate the Vilcanota mountain range with glaciers
and snow, for example: "El Chikon"
(5530m), "La Veronica" (5682m). Maras town preserves colorful attraction of pre-Hispanic, colonial
and republican periods, the streets and the colonial doors are very remarkable,
where in the lintels the native nobiliary shields of the XVIII and XVII
centuries are engraved.
Finally we get Moray Located 53 kilometers from Cusco
with an altitude of 3385m, this archaeological site called Moray is the only one in the region with the terraces in concentric
circular shapes considered as a possible agricultural experimentation center
due to the change of temperature that presents each terrace.
Day tour to Chinchero Maras y Moray includes
· Professional tour Guide (Spanish / English)
· Entrance to the saly mines
· Transportation
· Pick from the hotel
This tour does not include
· Tourist ticket to visit Moray
· Air flights
· Hostel in Cuzco
· Entrance Tickets
· Food
· Extra expenses
What Do I Need To Bring
· Snacks, preferably light (dry fruits, cookies
among others)
· Water bottle
· Waterproof clothes in rainy
season
· Long sleeve shirts
· Long pants
· Light shoes or tennis shoes
· Sunscreen
· Wide-brimmed hat for sunny days
· Binoculars
· Sun glasses
· Medicine and/or personal articles
· A light backpack
· Camera
· Soles or dollars
· Swimsuit
WE RECOMMEND YOU
• For a better acclimatization you must be in
Cusco at least 1 day before the excursion start
• It would be better if you come from another high place
as (Arequipa, Puno or Bolivia)
• Booking a tour that involves physical activity at
height
(check our programs)
• Drinking coca tea during the day helps reduce the
effect of altitude
(avoid drinking it before bedtime)
• Inform us if you have setbacks or delays when
arriving in Cusco
• Leave your heavy suitcase in Cusco
NOTE
ØTHE STANDARD SERVICE shares a group with other participants
ØTHE SUPERIOR SERVICE is Private and the tour will be exclusively for you
ØTrain times may vary based on availability
ØClimbing Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain is optional, you must make a reservation in advance as there is a limit of spaces
ØDo not confuse the Inca Citadel Machu Picchu with Machu Picchu Mountain, they are different places
ØOur price includes the visit to the Inca citadel Machu Picchu, but not the entrance to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain
Prices in American Dollars