New cultural program for all tourists who wish to relive the past of the Incas and breathe fresh air. Located in the southern part of Cusco, you will find the four lagoons (lagoon circuit), the caves of Qarañahui and the Inca bridge of Q’uesWachaKa (straw bridge).
| Daily tours: | “Everyday” |
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In the morning, we will pick you up from your respective hotels at 4:00 am, and then depart to the tourist restaurant in Cusipata (2 hours), where we will have breakfast included. Then we will take the same route and travel for 25 minutes, where we will find the first lagoon (POMACANCHIS). We will have a short stop for explanation and then continue to the next lagoon (ACOPIA). You will have time to take photos and listen to the explanation of the guide. The third lagoon, ASNAQOCHA, is located in a very nice place for photos and among fresh air. Finally, we will reach the PAMPA MARCA lagoon. After the visit to the circuit of the 4 lagoons, we will pass small historic towns (Túpac Amaru II) and we will arrive at the caves of Q’arañahui – a cave that was formed naturally near the Q’ewe district. The place is impressive, such as the depth of the cave. Our journey will continue to the Inca bridge of Q’uesWachaKa, where we will relive the Inca culture and the guide will give us the explanation of why it is made of Ichu.
After seeing a lot of nature and culture, we will return to our base camp for a buffet lunch and then return to Cusco (approx … 5:00 pm).
Tourist transport.
Professional guide.
Breakfast and lunch.
Aid kit.
NOT INCLUDED:
Entrance
Small backpack and tennis shoes
Raincoat or poncho (December to April)
Complete change of clothes
Sunglasses
Flashlight and batteries
Hat or cap to protect yourself from the sun
Sunscreen
Insect repellent and extra money (Soles)
Selection of small snacks, chocolate, dried fruit, biscuits etc.
Camera and extra batteries.
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