Andahuaylillas Route – Executive

Price

From: $ 380.00

Duration

8 hours

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Tour Type

Day trips

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Andahuaylillas Executive

“Embark on a refined journey through the living history of Andahuaylillas, where colonial grandeur meets timeless Andean traditions. Our Executive Service offers a curated exploration of this cultural gem, blending insightful visits to the ‘Sistine Chapel of the Andes’ with authentic local encounters—all delivered with seamless organization and elevated comfort. Discover layered narratives from pre-Inka roots to Spanish-era artistry, accompanied by expert guides who bring each era to life.”

Overview

A journey through time, places full of history from long before the Inkas’ pre-history times to the present day, the history of these lands of abundant treasures is best told by Andahuaylillas.
We will start with a lagoon that tells the geological history of the region, Pikillacta a city in ruins bigger than Machupicchu will tell us about its technological advances and Oropesa will keep the secret of the particular flavour of its bread.

This tour is mainly know as South valley.

5 best attractions

# Huacarpay lake

# Pikillacta

# Andahuaylillas

# Oropesa

# Tipon

Andahuaylillas Route

This tour is not one of Cusco’s classic sightseeing tours, and its only attractions can be appreciated with fewer people. IntiTravel.Org brings its essence combining it with our therapy theme to promote and re-discover all that history could not erase from your DNA, through the Inka method we will reveal mysteries of life to re-learn about life.
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Through the tour of the southern valley of geological importance but mostly photographic, we will arrive at Pikillacta a city in ruins of 2 km2, with streets and houses very well defined, in addition to archaeological evidence of a very sophisticated society also determined as pre-Inca.

The valley route will take us tothe upper part of the Sacred Valley until Andahuaylillas town, where the church is known in the world as the “Sistine Chapel of America” (allusion to the Sistine Chapel-Rome). It is the place where you will see more gold than anywhere else.

A village on the shores of the Huacarpay Lagoon will open its doors to us for a typical lunch, then we will visit the traditional Oropeza ovens to participate in the production and taste the typical Chuta bread of the Peruvian Andes. To balance the ostentatious positions of the Inkas, we must visit Tipon, an archaeological center consisting of agricultural terraces supplied with a sophisticated hydraulic system, as further evidence of the great technological advancement of yesteryear.

By the way, only when you come here will you know why this route is called the the Sun Route.

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