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    Sacred Valley (2 or more days)

    Sacred Valley 2D

    Explore the Sacred Valley and its surrounding attractions through a multiple-day tour as short as two days or even as long as a week. With a lengthier tour, you can travel to more destinations, experience more of Andean culture, and do more adventure activities.

    Highlights of a multiple-day Sacred Valley Tour:

    • A relaxed and more laid-back tour experience
    • Immersive learning about the lifestyle, religion, farming methods, and language of the local communities
    • Scenic drive toward Urubamba–the place where travelers may dine in local food places and savor the rich flavors of Andean cuisine
    • Visits and overnight stays in traditional communities including farms

    Destinations:

    Sacred Valley – a sensational view of verdant hills flowing into a sweeping valley of farmlands with the Vilcanota River slicing right through the middle.

    Pisac Market – a bustling hub of colorful textiles, clothing, housewares, and souvenirs delicately woven and handcrafted by the local artisans.

    Pisac Ruins – one of Peru’s most extensive archeological sites, spread out over 7 kilometers of rock and land, and housing tunnels, a pink granite temple complex, and over 2,000 tombs.

    Ollantaytambo Fortress – home to Peru’s 2nd heaviest monoliths, the intriguing Temples of the Sun, Moon, and Temple of the 10 Niches.

    Ollantaytambo town – home to the Ollantaytambo ruins, location of an old village lined with cobblestone streets and adobe buildings from the bygone Inca era.

    Machu Picchu – the most famous and iconic ruins of Peru where you can explore various chambers of this ancient citadel including the Royal Tomb, Temple of Three Windows, Temple of the Sun, the Condor Temple, the Intihuatana or sundial rock, the main plaza, and so much more.

    Aguas Calientes – common stopover for travelers to Machu Picchu as it is the gateway to the world-famous ruins; it brims with eateries serving local cuisine and is lined with artisanal handicrafts shops; the best feature is the hot springs where guests can take a therapeutic dip.

    Activities:

    • River Rafting
    • Ziplining
    • Horseback riding
    • Shopping at the local markets
    • Relaxing at a retreat centers
    • Learning traditional weaving techniques

    Modes of Travel:

    Bus, train (regular or luxury), van, walking, and hiking

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