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Cusco Machu Picchu with overnight in the Sacred Valley

 CUSCO TOURS (4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS)

The special thing about this package is that we will take advantage of the trip to the Sacred Valley to board the train to Aguas Calientes to spend a night in the village, which will allow us to visit Machu Picchu the very next day and appreciate its impressive architecture, feel its energy And the incredible natural surroundings that will make your trip an unforgettable experience. Of course you will know the city of Cusco and the villages of the Sacred Valley. You will also feel the affection of our people who welcome their visitors with joy.

DAY 1: CUSCO CITY AND SURROUNDINGS.

Welcome and pick up from Cusco airport to transfer you to your hotel.
We will visit the magical city of Cusco and the Inca constructions that surround the City. Beginning in his Cathedral, Qoricancha, Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo, Puka - Pukara and finally Tambomachay. Night in Cusco.

DAY 2: VALLE SAGRADO - AGUAS CALIENTES.

The tour starts picking you up from your hotel at 8:00 a.m. to tour the Sacred Valley. First we will know the Pisac town famous for its handicrafts, where we will also visit its archaeological center. At noon we will have lunch in Urubamba, then visit Ollantaytambo is where we will board the train to sleep in Aguas Calientes. Night in Aguas Calientes.

DAY 3: AGUAS CALIENTES - MACHU PICCHU - CUSCO.

Early we board the bus to know the Inca Citadel of Machu Picchu !. If the weather permits we can see the sunrise and at the top of the mountains you will learn of its history and architecture and above all you will feel that impressive energy that only Machu Picchu gives you. Night in Cusco.

Cusco Sacred Valley Machupicchu 4 Days

DAY 4: CUSCO - AIRPORT.

At the right time, transfer to the airport to take your departure flight.

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE TRIP?

It includes:

  • 02 nights hotel in Cusco + breakfast.
  • 01 night hotel in Aguas Calientes + breakfast.
  • Revenue to all tourist destinations mentioned in Cusco (tourist ticket - Cathedral and Qoricancha) and also income to Machu Picchu.
  • Train ticket to Aguas Calientes, round trip.
  • Bus ticket to Machu Picchu, round trip.
  • All transfers (train station and airport) in private.
  • Cusco and Valley Tours by tourist bus.
  • Group guided. Professional guide English - Spanish
  • Continental breakfast every day / Wi-fi every day
  • Lunch in the Sacred Valley - day 2.

Does Not Include:

  • Power supply. Airfare. Other services not mentioned.

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