Sacred Valley

The Sacred Valley is one of the most beautiful and historically rich regions of Peru, stretching between Cusco and Machu Picchu. Known for its fertile farmland, dramatic mountain landscapes, and impressive Inca ruins, the Sacred Valley was once an important agricultural and cultural center of the Inca Empire.

Travelers often visit the valley to explore remarkable sites such as Pisac, the living Inca town of Ollantaytambo, the circular terraces of Moray, and the thousands of salt pools at the Maras Salt Mines. The valley also offers unique opportunities to experience traditional Andean culture, agriculture, and village life that continues much as it has for generations.

Many travelers choose to explore the Sacred Valley before visiting Machu Picchu because the elevation is lower than Cusco and the region offers a deeper understanding of Inca history and Andean traditions. Our tours highlight the diversity of the valley—from classic Sacred Valley itineraries and the unforgettable Pisac top-to-bottom hike to meaningful cultural experiences with a local community.

Browse the tours below to find the experience that best fits your interests.