South Valley and Cielo Punku Viewpoint

Full Day

DAILY DEPARTURES

SCHEDULE: 08:30 a.m.

RECOMMENDATIONS

-Blocker / repellent

-Sneakers

-Water

-Hat

-Sunglasses

-Warm clothing

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How can I make a reservation?

To make a reservation we need the complete information of the passengers, ID or passport number and we confirm it with the payment online or through our bank accounts.

From what age do children pay?

Children under 5 years old do not pay, as long as they ride on the lap of an adult; if you want the child to have his/her own seat, he/she pays the normal rate.

What is the best season to visit Cusco?

You can visit Cusco all year round, however the best time to visit is between April and December as the rainy season is coming to an end.

What clothes should I bring to Cusco?

In the city of Cusco the weather varies seasonally, it is recommended to bring a warm jacket for the morning and evening as it gets colder and during the day we can use light clothing; you should also bring sneakers for short walks, hat or cap, sunscreen and sunglasses. If you plan to visit between December and March it is advisable to bring waterproof clothing since it is the rainy season.

It includes

Tourist mobility.

Professional guide.

Permanent assistance.

Does not include

Meals.

Entrance fee.

SOUTH VALLEY AND PUNKU SKY VIEWPOINT.

Depending on the location of your hotel, we will pick you up between 08:30 a.m. and 08:45 a.m. with our tourist transport accompanied by our guide and we will start our trip at a distance of 50 minutes from the city of Cusco, where we will visit the following attractions:

Cielo Punku viewpoint

It is located in the town of Huaro, currently known for its curious viewpoint in the shape of a hand.

Temple of Andahuaylillas

It is one of the most imposing temples in the Cusco region, highlights the large amount of decoration and paintings of the Cusco school.

Pikillaqta

It is distinguished from all the archaeological zones of our city because it is not of Inca origin, this construction corresponds to the pre-Inca Wari culture.