City Tour in Cusco: History, Culture and Inca Heritage
Explore Cusco with a city tour covering the Plaza de Armas, Cusco Cathedral, Coricancha, and nearby Inca archaeological sites including Sacsayhuamán, Q’enqo, Puka Pukara, and Tambomachay.
The Southern Valley of Cusco: Off the Beaten Path
The Southern Valley of Cusco offers a quieter alternative to the Sacred Valley, with impressive Inca and pre-Inca sites including Tipón, Pikillacta, Andahuaylillas, and Huacarpay Lagoon.
Agrotourism in Cusco: Reconnecting with Nature and the Land
Agrotourism in Cusco offers visitors a chance to participate in farm life, learn sustainable agricultural techniques, make artisan products, and experience authentic Andean rural culture.
Q’eswachaka: The Last Inca Bridge and the Four Lakes Circuit
Visit the Q’eswachaka bridge — the last living Inca suspension bridge, rebuilt annually in a sacred ritual — and explore the four lakes of Acomayo on a single full-day tour from Cusco.
White-Water Rafting in Cusco: Urubamba River Guide
Raft the rapids of the Urubamba River near Cusco — choose the beginner-friendly Cusipata section or the more challenging Chuquicahuana stretch for a thrilling day of white-water adventure.
Pongo de Mainique: The Sacred Gorge of the Urubamba River
The Pongo de Mainique is a sacred 3-km river gorge on the Urubamba, flanked by 1,200-meter cliffs and 30 waterfalls — gateway to the Megantoni Sanctuary and one of Cusco’s greatest jungle adventures.
Chonta: Cultural Manifestations of an Andean Community in Cusco
Chonta is a Cusco Andean community whose cultural life is expressed through traditional music and dance, artisan textiles and ceramics, festive celebrations, local cuisine, and Pachamama ritual practices.
Tips for a City Tour in Cusco
Essential tips for a city tour in Cusco: the Tourist Ticket, what to wear, altitude advice, hiring a local guide, and staying safe in one of Peru’s most visited cities.