Private Tour to Sacsayhuaman Archeological Site

Our team will meet you at your Hotel location then together with your tourism guide will drive in a private vehicle out of the City, with direction to one of the most important and Inca heritage Archeological site of Sacsayhuman. Located on the mountains over 3.700msnm. In our way up will stop to have great views of the wonderful and colorful Cusco city. Stoping in San Cristobal and white Christ over the city.

Also were are going to be able to see the way how local people live, still preserve the Inca technique in weaving the wool of the Alpaca and how they are dressing and speaking the Quechua language.

Our visit to the amazing archeological site of Sacsayhuman. Will be done by our expert tourism guide that will explain about the history, arquitecture, engineering, agriculture, and about the function in past times and current times of the Site. This exclusive tour will take us exploring the whole site in 2 hours approximately.

  

 

Itinerary
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Stop At: Sacsayhuaman, Cusco 08000 Peru

The fortress was the largest structure built by the Incas. It was constructed on an elevated rocky promontory facing the northern marshy ground outside the Inca capital of Cuzco. Pottery finds indicate that the site had previously been occupied by Inca residents. ... The first structures were made using only mud and clay.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: San Cristobal Church, Resbalosa 525, Cusco 08000 Peru

A great stop to enjoy and take photos of a different view of Cusco

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Statue of Christ, Cusco Peru

Perched high above the colonial centre of Cusco, Cristo Blanco is a large statue of Jesus Christ that can be seen across the city. Towering some 8 meters (26 feet) high the white structure was a gift from Arabic Palestinians who sought refuge in Cusco after World War II. The statue depicts Christ extending his arms outwards, very similar to Rio´s Christ the Redeemer, but

in miniature format.

Duration: 20 minutes