Pisac Peru is a pretty, Andean village picturesquely situated at the eastern end of the valley . Though Pisac Peru seems to be known principally for its Sunday artisan´s market, a crowded and touristy but thoroughly enjoyable affair, it should be more widely recognized and visited for its splendid Inca ruins, which rival Machu Picchu . Perched high on a cliff is the largest fortress complex built by the Incas. The commanding distant views over a luxuriously long valley of green patchwork fields, from atop a mountain spur reached by a strenuous hike, are worthy of cliché: They are, quite literally, breathtaking. Pisac Peru Market Pisac´s famous market-held each Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday- draws locals and tourists alike. Fruits, vegetables, and grains share the stage with ceramics, jewelry, and woolens on the central plaza and spill over into the side streets. Sellers ser up shop about 8 AM on market days and start packing up at about 3 PM. The market is not so different from m
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