
The farming terraces hug the mountain and, higher up, the ceremonial sector keeps the Intihuatana. From there you overlook the valley and the Vilcanota River.
Down below, the tour stops at the craft market and at silver and jewelry workshops, where they show how the pieces are made. Purchases aren’t included in the price.
The Traditional goes up to Pisac in the morning and + Maras & Moray closes the day there. Times are approximate and may vary on the day.
| Version | You arrive | Visit | Place on the route | Previous leg | Next |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Sacred ValleyReturning to Cusco | 09:30 | 1 h + 30 min in town | Stop 2 of 5 | 50 min to Pisac | 1 h to Urubamba |
| Traditional Sacred ValleyEnding in Ollantaytambo | 09:30 | 1 h + 30 min in town | Stop 2 of 4 | 50 min to Pisac | 1 h to Urubamba |
| Sacred Valley + Maras & MorayReturning to Cusco | 16:50 | 50 min + 30 min in town | Last stop | 1 h 50 to Pisac | 10 min to town |
| Sacred Valley + Maras & MorayEnding in Ollantaytambo | Doesn’t stop at Pisac | ||||
The archaeological site is at about 3,300 m and the town at about 2,972 m.
The farming terraces, the ceremonial sector with the Intihuatana, views of the Vilcanota River and, in town, the craft market.
The Traditional with either ending, as the second stop, and + Maras & Moray returning to Cusco, as the last. + Maras & Moray ending in Ollantaytambo doesn’t visit it.
Yes, the archaeological site is visited with the Boleto Turístico, which isn’t included in the tour.