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Traditional Sacred Valley Tour
The three big names of the valley — Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero — plus the Taray viewpoint and a buffet lunch.
The eastern gateway of the Sacred Valley — an Inca site on the ridge and a craft market in the town below.
Pisac is the first big stop on the Traditional and the last on Super Sacred Valley. Its Inca site sits at 3,250 m on a ridge above the town (2,972 m), with farming terraces, a religious sector and the Intihuatana. In town, the craft market has silver workshops. You spend 1 h 30 here on the Traditional, and 50 minutes plus 30 in town on Super Sacred Valley.
Pisac is covered by the partial Cusco Tourist Ticket, on both routes.
Long curved terraces climb the slope below the ridge — the view most people picture when they think of Pisac.
Fine Inca stonework on the upper part of the site, walked with your guide.
The carved stone of the religious sector, one of the reasons the site mattered to the Incas.
Down in town: textiles, crafts and workshops where you can watch silver and jewelry being made.
Reference times from our regular departures.
The longest Pisac visit of the two routes, in the morning: the guided walk through the terraces and the Intihuatana, then time for the craft market and a silversmith’s workshop.
See the Traditional · from US$30 →The last stop of the day, in the late-afternoon light: 50 minutes at the Inca site, then 30 minutes in town for the market before heading back to Cusco.
See the Super Sacred Valley · from US$32 →Pisac is one of the sites of the partial Cusco Tourist Ticket. Add it in the Add-ons step when you book, or pay it in soles on the day.
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The three big names of the valley — Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero — plus the Taray viewpoint and a buffet lunch.
5 places · full route
Everything in the valley in one outing: Chinchero, the Moray terraces, the Maras salt pans, Ollantaytambo and Pisac.
On the Traditional, 1 h 30, including the craft market and a silversmith’s workshop. On Super Sacred Valley, 50 minutes at the Inca site plus 30 minutes in town.
The Inca site is at 3,250 m, a little lower than Cusco (3,350 m). The town below is at 2,972 m.
Yes, the partial Cusco Tourist Ticket covers Pisac on both routes. Add it in the Add-ons step when you book, or pay it in soles on the day.
Yes, the visit includes time in the market: within the 1 h 30 on the Traditional, and 30 minutes in town on Super Sacred Valley.

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Hotel pickup, guide and lunch included · from US$30.
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