Vale Sul de Cusco

VISÃO GERAL

Neste passeio, você explorará o belo Vale Sul de Cusco e sairá dos roteiros mais conhecidos!

O Vale Sul é conhecido por suas espetaculares paisagens naturais e uma mistura de arquitetura Wari (pré-inca), Inca e Colonial nos três principais locais desta região: Tipón, Pikillacta e a igreja de San Pedro Apóstol, em Andahuaylillas.

O local mais antigo é Pikillacta, uma estrutura pré-inca construída pelo povo Wari.
Foi um dos mais importantes centros administrativos Wari entre os séculos VI e IX e representa a excelência no planejamento urbano.

Do lado inca, visitaremos Tipón, uma obra-prima da engenharia inca que contém um dos sistemas de irrigação mais intactos do mundo inca, com canais e até mesmo uma fonte funcional alimentada pela água derretida do gelo muito acima do complexo.

Continuaremos com o passeio até Andahuaylillas, local que abriga uma bela igreja do século XVI conhecida como “Capela Sistina dos Andes”, que possui um impressionante órgão decorado com anjos e querubins. Além disso, você pode ver pinturas murais e altares decorados com ouro.

DESTINOS

VALE SUL DE CUSCO (MEIO DIA)

Neste passeio, você explorará o belo Vale Sul de Cusco e sairá da rota turística tradicional. O Vale do Sul é conhecido por suas paisagens naturais espetaculares, arquitetura inca em Tipon, arquitetura pré-inca Wari em Pikillacta e uma bela capela, conhecida como “A Capela Sistina da América”. Você terá a oportunidade de visitar todos esses locais incríveis durante este passeio.

Passaremos para buscá-lo em seu hotel entre 8h40 e 9h00 para começar nossa aventura.

Parada 1: Tipon

O Complexo Arqueológico Tipon está localizado a 24 km a sudeste de Cusco. Tipon é um dos locais menos visitados na região de Cusco, mas é tão impressionante quanto os do Vale Sagrado. É um antigo sítio inca e considerado um jardim real encomendado por Wiracocha. É um dos exemplos mais elaborados de terraços agrícolas criados pelos Incas. Esses altos terraços, que sobem o vale estreito, são irrigados por um aqueduto de Pachatusan e a montanha está localizada acima do local. Além dos terraços, há também algumas outras estruturas em Tipon, incluindo banhos, um complexo de templos, canais e aquedutos.

Parada 2: Pikillacta

Pikillacta é o único sítio pré-inca na área de Cusco. Este complexo de adobe foi construído por volta de 700 a 900 DC pelo povo Huari. Na área há um pequeno sítio inca a poucos passos de Pikillacta, conhecido como Rumicolca, um posto de controle de viagens para os incas.

Parada 3: Andahuaylillas

Aqui descobriremos a “Capela Sistina do Peru”, uma igreja que abriga altares dourados, pinturas e tetos coloridos. A capela é simples e despretensiosa por fora, mas por dentro você encontrará obra-prima após obra-prima.

No caminho de volta a Cusco, visitaremos Saylla, onde você poderá saborear os deliciosos e famosos chicharrones de porco (opcional).

Retornaremos a Cusco por volta das 14h30.

Não perca esta aventura. Reserve hoje!

PREÇOS

Mapa Vale Sul de Cusco

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 Kiera C 
 
2023-09-17
 
 
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Highly Recommend
This company and tour was incredible. They were there to help every part of the way! I really enjoyed my time at Machu Picchu with Eduardo :)
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Christian S 
 
2022-11-03
 
 
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A great adventurous journey!
If you would love to explore the surroundings of Machu Picchu but you're worried the 4 day hike might be too hard for you, this is the perfect option. We had a great time, beginning with the convenient and comfortable communication with our guide Manuel who supported us to organize the transport to the start of the treck and the hike itself was a unique experience that we don't want to miss. The hike itself rewarded us with the perfect first view on Machu Picchu on day one and we had the whole second day to explore the whole side more in detail. Accomodation, Food, Transport and a great guide is included in the price. Thanks to Manuel it was an great adventureous journey - thanks for that.
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Jose L 
 
2021-08-15
 
 
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Machu Pichu trip
Excellent experience from our trip to Valle Sagrado and Machu PichuGreat guides and thanks to Ericson, Liz and CathyHighly reccomend
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 LucyMUK 
 
2020-01-07
 
 
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Do not use.
I booked a hike to Machu Picchu using this company, although Machu Picchu and the hike itself were great, everything about this company was bad. The itinerary/information on the website is all incorrect. We started and ended the days in different places, the communication was awful (many emails and messages sent asking for information that were ignored), the activities weren't detailed correctly so I didn't have the correct gear and missed out on activities, and compared to everyone else on my hike (who did the exact same hike) this was so expensive (some people paid a quarter of what I paid and their activities were included- I had to pay extra for any activities I wanted to do). So I would say absolutely look elsewhere. I would never use this company again.
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Esvway 
 
2019-10-06
 
 
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Great Destination less than great guide
10 hour tour for 2 hours at rainbow mountain. We spent at least an hour at 630a collecting people in cusco. Luis our guide would spend 5 minutes explaining something in Spanish then one sentence in English. The destination was worthwhile BUT the way there could have been much more informative and interesting. We got nothing about the local people, the countryside etc. The lunch was mediocre at best. And very late at 3pGo to rainbow mountain but try a different tour!!It wasn’t even worth the 50% discount
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Ali420112 
 
2019-09-13
 
 
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Way too long
Very pretty lake but so not worth the trek. Thank god there was a horse but just half way up. At 80 sols. Acclimate! I was only in Cusco for a day and just a little bit of walking left me breathless. It was awful! It you are not acclimated I recommend planning the trip a few days after being in Cusco. Find another city tour or something light the first few days. There was a giant swing and zip lining. Very cute if you’ve never done that. But walking up to the area sucked due to the altitude and lack of oxygen. They offered a late lunch which was very good. A delicious soup that helped with the cold, and a chicken dish. It felt amazing after the long day. The bus driver drives crazy but it’s very common around here or even Europe as well. So used to it but some people may get scared.
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Melanie H 
 
2018-10-15
 
 
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Humantay Lake
We did the tour to the Humantay Lake. We booked it directly at the office in Cusco one day before. We weren't directly picked up by the hotel but we agreed a meeting point. The driver was very puncutal. Also the drop off was not at the hotel but at San Francisco Square.The tour itself was good. The Humantay Lake was amazing and we were very lucky with the weather. Unfortunately we were not informed that we were booked on a Spanish tour. Our guide was supried too but he did its best to translate the important details to us. Nevertheless an English tour would have been better. Our guide took good care of us. We could walk our own pace up- and downhill. We just met for some information and a group photo at the lake. But the restwe were basically on our own. We also had enough time at the lake to enjoy it.Our driver seemed to drive very fast some times. As as streets were often very narrow and it was very steep on the side. I was a bit scared sometimes. But it was worth it.
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Jason Gu 
 
2018-09-23
 
 
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Informative & nice introduction to cusco
The tour itself is good. The guide knows the city & the site well. All transportation from & to the hotel was smooth & safe. The guide was making head count behind the scene when we are changing the location. Many people are divided into Spanish & English group, so each group is made up of around 10 persons.One thing you should be informed of that is if you reserve the program through here, you need to pay all entrance fee, while all others are provided by the guide. If you are not aware of this, this experience would significantly hurt the impression in the beginning. If you doesn’t want to do this, go to Machupichu nice website or its office and reserve the full tour covering the entrance fee. This is why the price is exceptionally low compared with others.
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Caroline H 
 
2018-08-28
 
 
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rafting was good, pick up and delivery not so much
They forgot to pick us up at our hotel, we called them and had to take a taxi to them. When we arrived at the bus there was another twosome that had been forgotten as well. The trip to the river was over 2 hours- due to bridge construction- not their issue. once we got there we also did zipline- very small but fun. The rafting was very good- however we went in August 2018 and it was not the rainy season. half way into the rafting we had to pull over and hike over rocks and boulders for about 50 yards- not far you say- try it. had it not been for another rafter I would not have made it. The guides did not walk it with us or tell us a good way around. other than that- which was a big deal, I wasn't the only person struggling to make it. the actual rafting was fun and the views were awesome. The ride home was again quite long but oh well. It states you will be dropped at your hotel- nope! They said they were going to drop everyone at the square because it's centrally located due to traffic-There is always traffic in the evenings. Great we thought, our hotel was on the square. They didn't drop as at the square, they dropped us at the bottom of the long hill, 1.5 miles from the square. Not fun after a long day. I recommend rafting, just not sure this is the group to raft with. We also paid for the rafting pictures they took and still haven't received them.
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 CoastGuardSteve 
 
2018-07-17
 
 
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This was just fun!
They have a quick zip line segment I could have done without but the rafting was great. We went in the winter months so the water was cold (wetsuits) but the views were spectacular. There’s a spot where you can jump in. Really a fun experience. I started to wear down due to altitude right at the end so the distance is perfect.Side note: TripAdvisor’s overview says the river runs past Machu Picchu, which is true, but this segment of the river is towards Puno so you can’t see the ruins.