Day Tour To Pisac Ruins From Cusco

Day trip To Pisac From Cusco 

Take a tour of the Pisac ruins in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. The ruins are interesting and there is a great view of the Sacred Valley from them. The site is slightly different from the other Incan sites. Explore Pisac archeological ruins on a half day trip on a private tour from Cusco, the landscapes and scenery surrounding the ruins is not to be missed,  learn about some of the history in relation to Pisac, the level of efforts to reach the top of the ruins is moderate but worth it. 

Pisac tour must be added to the to-do list of all people visiting Cusco region or Sacred Valley.

Enjoy fully the Pisac ruins without feeling rushed and discover the original Inca trail which leads to the religious sector of Pisac  follow the trail along side the mountain, and hike back to Pisac town; “The adjoining Pisac market is the icing on the cake”.

choose a more unconventional way of visiting the Inca ruins and enjoy the full site with local guides, we believe that the ruins of Pisac are a must if you are in Cusco and we have organized this tour for that reason, so if you have a day off in Cusco you can explore the ruins of Pisac. 

On the way back to Cusco we stop at Awana Kancha ( Alpaca farm) well worth it. You see all the animals present in Peru all in one spot and get to feed the Llamas and Alpacas, There is also a weaving demonstration and a place to buy some original clothing and art (optional you can skip this and play with llamas). Then we visit Santuario Animal de Cochawasi, you can visit both places on the same day totally worth the visit especially if you have young kids.

What to see at Cochawasi animal sanctuary?

The animal sanctuary of Cochawasi is dedicated to the rehabilitation of endangered species in Peru — animals that have often been shot and injured for their fur or feathers. The people who work here are passionate about their mission, the animals are well taken care of. “definitely a must see”

You will see several different species up close, including condors which fly over your head, also the Andean puma, spectacled bears, coati, and other animals.!
Interesting demonstration of how Llama wool is dyed using natural ingredients (eg bugs).