Super Sacred Valley

Discover the Best of the Sacred Valley of the Incas on a VIP Tour Full of History, Living Culture, and Unforgettable Landscapes

The Sacred Valley of the Incas is one of Peru’s most fascinating destinations, nestled between towering Andean mountains and crossed by the Vilcanota River. This valley was considered sacred by the Incas due to its fertility and natural beauty. Today, it offers one of the most complete cultural and archaeological experiences near Cusco. On this VIP tour, you will visit the valley’s most iconic sites: Chinchero, Moray, the Maras Salt Mines, Ollantaytambo, Urubamba, and Pisac—combining ancient history, breathtaking nature, and living traditions.

Chinchero (3,762 m / 12,343 ft) is known as the “land of the rainbow” and stands out for its impressive Inca agricultural terraces, its colonial church built atop Inca foundations, and its textile community that keeps alive ancestral techniques of dyeing and weaving wool with natural pigments. Here, Inca heritage and contemporary Andean culture intertwine in a unique way.

Moray (3,500 m / 11,483 ft) is an unconventional Inca agricultural center featuring remarkable circular terraces that functioned as an agricultural laboratory. The Incas used this site to experiment with crops in different microclimates—a clear demonstration of their advanced agricultural engineering.

The Maras Salt Mines (3,200 m / 10,499 ft) are a natural and cultural spectacle. This complex of over 3,000 salt pools has been in use since pre-Inca times, employing a natural evaporation system that continues to this day. The view of the white salt pools against the backdrop of the Andean mountains is simply unforgettable.

Ollantaytambo (2,792 m / 9,160 ft) is an Inca architectural gem and one of the few towns that still preserves its original urban layout. Its majestic fortress, strategically located to defend the Sacred Valley, was also the site of a historic battle between the Incas and Spanish conquistadors. Its walls, terraces, and temples reflect the engineering brilliance and strategic vision of the Inca Empire.

Urubamba (2,871 m / 9,419 ft), located in the heart of the valley, is an ideal stop to relax and enjoy Andean cuisine. Here, you can savor local ingredients such as quinoa, corn, and native potatoes in delicious buffet lunches.

Pisac (2,971 m / 9,747 ft), famous for its archaeological complex perched high on a mountain, offers one of the most impressive views of the valley. Its terraces, temples, and canals showcase the Incas’ mastery of the Andean terrain. Additionally, its traditional market is perfect for connecting with local art and culture.

This VIP Sacred Valley tour is more than a journey—it’s a deep immersion into the cultural, spiritual, and natural legacy of the ancient Inca Empire. Perfect for travelers seeking a rich, comfortable, and comprehensive experience from Cusco.