City Tour Cusco

City Tour Cusco

City Tour Cusco

City tours Cusco Sacsayhuaman Qenqo, cradle of the Inca empire, is the main tourist destination that every traveler visits.

We recommend that travelers acclimatize to the altitude before starting a long trip (minimum 1 day), in this way they avoid altitude sickness or “soroche”.

This tour is perfect for acclimatization, a tour within the magical city of Cusco exploring different architectural centers such as Saqsayhuaman, Qenqo, Puca Pucara, Tambomachay, the Mayor Cathedral of Cusco and Qoricancha.

Gastronomy and Handicrafts in Cusco

Cusco, the historic capital of the Inca Empire, is not only a gateway to breathtaking landscapes and ancient ruins but also a treasure trove of culinary delights and artisanal craftsmanship.

Gastronomy: The cuisine of Cusco is a reflection of its rich cultural heritage, blending traditional Andean ingredients with modern culinary techniques. Local dishes such as Ceviche, Lomo Saltado, and Aji de Gallina tantalize the taste buds with their unique flavors. Moreover, Cusco is known for its use of native ingredients like quinoa, potatoes, and corn, offering visitors a true taste of Peru’s diverse agricultural bounty. Don’t miss the opportunity to try Cuy (guinea pig), a traditional delicacy, often served roasted or fried.

Handicrafts: The artisanal scene in Cusco is vibrant and diverse, showcasing the talents of local craftsmen and women. The city’s markets, particularly the San Pedro Market, are filled with colorful textiles, handmade pottery, and intricate jewelry. Many artisans utilize traditional techniques passed down through generations, creating unique pieces that reflect the region’s cultural heritage. Whether it’s a beautifully woven poncho, a vibrant chullo hat, or exquisite ceramic art, each item tells a story of the rich traditions of the Andean people.