Sacred Valley Tour – Full Day

This Sacred Valley Tour One Day tour is one full day and encompasses the Pisac Marketplace (and/or Pisac ruins), a buffett lunch in Urubamba, Ollantaytambo ruins (the last stand of the Incas), and the Chincheros archaeological site.

The Sacred Valley Tour in Peru 1 Day offers an amazing full-day journey through some of Peruvian Andes’ most stunning and sacred sites. The Sacred Valley tour from Cusco starts with an early pick up from your hotel in Cusco, visit the Alpaca Farm, Mirador Taray, Pisac Inca site, Pisac Market, and enjoy lunch in a local restaurant in Urubamaba. 

The second part of the day, you will explore the unique viallge of Ollantaytambo where there remains of an Inca fortress can be seen, and also walk the ancient Inca streeets. Finally, you will visit Chinchero Village, where you will interact with traditional weavers at work as well as visiting a Local market.

The Sacred Valley in Peru is perfect for anyone who wants to experience the best of what Peru offers in a full day tour. So don’t wait any longer; book your spot on the Sacred Valley Tour today!.

Intinerary Sacred Valley Tour Full Day

The tour start in Cusco at 7:30 AM, your guide will pick  you up from your hotel lobby in Cusco, then we will travel by our private car to the sacred valley of the inkas for around 45 minutes, on the way we will stop in strategical view points, we will be able to see the Sacred Valley and get  into the Inca history, once we arrive to Pisaq we will visit the famous typical  craft market then, we will drive towards the ruins of Pisac, where we will see impressive agriculture terraces on the mountain and beautifull inka temples, after exploring we head to the town of Urubamba (one hour drive) we will meet for lunch at a local Andean restaurant. This meal is not included in the tour,  they usually offer buffet lunch.
After lunch, will drive next to the Urubamba River towards to Ollantaytambo. Once we reach this village we will visit the Inka City, and the important area of Incan construction, built during the Inca’s heydays, Ollantaytambo Fortress that constituted a strategic military, agricultural and religious center to administer and control the Sacred Valley of the Incas; this is deduced by the constructions that presumably were for agricultural deposits and for military use like walls and watchtowers (probably to protect themselves from the jungle ethnic groups). This archaeological site comprises a series of overlapping terraces, showing the impressive and large stone blocks finely carved and located on the upper terrace, where descendants of the Incas are still living in the inkas houses.
On the way back to Cusco, we’ll visit the picturesque village of Chinchero where there are the remains of the “Royal Hacienda of Tupac Inca Yupanqui”. You will admire its well preserved Inca Wall in the Main Square and visit the beautiful colonial temple with interesting frescoes on the portico, this temple was built on the foundations of an Inca building.Here we can also visit its artisan market and enjoy the demonstration of the natural dyeing of wool and tissues.
The tour of the Sacred Valley ends in Cusco 6:00 PM approximately.

PISAC : Pisac is located at 33 km from Cusco by paved road. It has an ancient village, an archaeological site considered one of the most important of Cusco, and a modern town of colonial origin. This place also has a Sunday market which attracts thousands of visitors and people from remote villages, using colourful traditional clothes. Here it is recommended to buy all crafts, since these are cheaper than in the city of Cusco.

OLLANTAYTAMBO : Typical Inca village located at 21 Km from Urubamba (2,800 masl). It was named in honour of the Chief Ollanta, famous for his affair with an Inca princess, daughter of Pachacutec. One of the best preserved areas lies in the north of the Hanan Huacaypata Square, a total of 15 blocks of houses built of carved stone walls. In the vast archaeological site, located on the hill which call the people, structures such as the Temple of the Sun, the Intihuatana and the Baths of the Princess. The area available for restaurants, hotels and rental of horses and mountain bikes.  Ollantaytambo part of a confirmed way, amounting to “Abra Malaga” (4,200 masl) and inner eyebrow toward the mountain, passing through villages such us the picturesque Huilloc, home of renowned Huairuros.

CHINCHERO : This town is located at 28 km. From Cusco on the paved road to Urubamba where are the remains of what was the “Royal Hacienda of Tupac Inca Yupanqui”, it is like a beautiful colonial temple built on Inca foundations, its greatest asset. However, it is its Sunday market, originally dedicated to the exchange of agricultural products between the villagers of the valley and the high end. Currently, the market is a spectacle of colour and movement that causes the fascination of tourists with its range of handicrafts and textiles made of pure pre-Columbian style. Here also tourists can be part of the wonderful demonstration of the natural dyeing of wool, which are dyed naturally with plants, seeds and minerals.

Why Peru Adventure Trek?

Peru Adventure Trek is a fully locally owned tour operating company. On any tour with us, safety is of the utmost importance. We have an excellent team of guides who are locals, born and raised in the region. They have an excellent knowledge about the culture and history and are fluent in Spanish and English.

We operate the Cusco Sacred Valley Tour both in small groups and as a private tour. If you want to visit Maras Salt Terraces and Moray along with Sacred Valley, do take a look at our Super Sacred Valley Tour.

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What is included Sacred Valley Tour ?

• Pick-up from the hotel.
• Tourist transport.
• Official Tour Guide Service in English and Spanish.
• Buffet lunch
• Entrance tickets to all places to visit
• Transfer to the hotel at the end of the tour.

No está included

• Extra drinks.
• Tips

What to bring?

• Bring original passport “With expiration date not less than 7 months”.
• Wear sneakers or light/tennis shoes.
• Bottle of water “canteen”.
• Drink plenty of fluids during your excursions.
• Carry a raincoat (long poncho) during the rainy season.
• Wear long-sleeved shirts.
• Wear long pants.
• Carry sunscreen, brimmed hat for sunny days.
• Carry binoculars.
• Carry sunglasses and plastic bags.
• Carry medicine and / or personal items (liquid for contact lenses).
• Carry a backpack or lightweight suitcase (no weight limit between 5-6 kilos maximum).
• Carry a camera or camcorder.
• Have on hand checks in small denominations and coins in soles or dollars.

ITINERARY  Inti Raymi (Festival of the Sun)

The tour starts at 7:00 am. with the pick up from the hotel, from there we go to the first place. The Inti Raymi festival consists of three scenes that take place in three different places.
Coricancha or Temple of the Sun. – Beginning of the Inti Raymi tour with the ceremony called “Salute to the Sun”. In this area the first rituals are performed. Duration approx. 1 hour.
Main Square of Cusco or Huaqaypata. – It is the second point of celebration of the Inti Raymi. Here takes place the ceremony “Meeting of the times and ceremony of the coca leaf”, where the Inca and his retinue gather in the great USHNU or ceremonial stage. This staging is mostly visualized standing up. Duration approx. 1 hour.
Sacsayhuaman Esplanade. – It is the third epicenter of the Inti Raymi and the central ceremony. You will be able to see the performance of the rite of the CHICHA, the millenary drink of the Incas and also the symbolic sacrifice of a llama. Duration approx. 2 hours.
After the tour ends at approximately 5:00 PM.

Note: – To attend the INTI RAYMI, the Municipal Company of Festivities, Tourist and Recreational Activities EMUFEC, offers the necessary services: Tribunes in qoricancha and Saqsaywaman.
The second staging is free of charge-keep in mind that is why there will be a large number of spectators of this great festival.

What does it include?

• Tourist transportation
• Bilingual guide (Spanish / English) in group.
• Box at Qoricancha
•  Entrance ticket to the grandstand of your choice.
• Assistant guide.
•  Refreshments or cold lunch.

Not included

• Extra drinks.

What to bring?

• Bring original passport “With expiration date not less than 7 months”.
• Drink plenty of fluids during your excursions.
• Raincoat (long poncho) in rainy season.
• Sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat for sunny days.
• Binoculars.
• Sunglasses, plastic bags.
• Medicine and/or personal items (liquid for contact lenses).
• Camera.
• Have on hand checks and coins in small denominations soles or dollars.

1.What is the duration of the tour?

The excellent Inti Raymi package offered by PERU ADVENTURE TREK starts a little before 8:00 am and lasts until 3:30 pm. We will provide your lunch (box lunch).

2. What is the cost of the entrance fees and are they included?

The majestic Inti Raymi takes place in three historical locations in the city of Cusco: the temple of Koricancha, the Plaza de Armas and finally the enormous fortress of Sacsayhuaman. Entrance fees to all three locations are included in the cost of the package, and our agency will purchase them for you.

3. What will I be able to see in this ceremony?

The ritual takes place according to the way it was done in Inca times. In the Koricancha, professional and experienced actors recreate the pomp and authority of the Inca nobility, with their leaders and priests. The emperor or Inca announces the beginning of the ritual, which was attended by notables from all regions of the Empire, to the sound of typical music.

Then, the ceremony moves to the Plaza de Armas, formerly called Auqaypata (Plaza del Guerrero) where the Inca and his main priests pay homage to the Sun God, a reading of coca leaves is performed (traditional Andean belief where they ask about the future).

Finally, the Inca is taken in a litter to the fortress of Sacsayhuaman, where he continues to preside over the ceremony. The actors wear beautiful traditional costumes, parade and develop their choreography to the rhythm of Andean music with drums and chants. In Sacsayhuaman, the llama sacrifice is performed, since it was believed that the meat and blood of this camelid was sacred and possessed magical powers (obviously nowadays this ritual is simulated only with llama fur). In addition, the whole liturgy is developed in honor of the Sun God, praying for a new cycle of prosperity, especially for the agricultural activity.

4. Do I need any documents to enter?

In the Cusco region it is always necessary to register with an identity document. You can do it with your passport or official identity card, depending on whether you are a citizen of a Spanish-speaking country. You can ask the Peruvian embassy or consulate in your country.

5. Is the ceremony performed in Quechua?

Yes, the speeches of the Inca priests are said in Quechua, the official language of the Inca Empire. We offer you a professional and experienced guide who will explain at all times the entirety of what is happening in the ceremony. He is fully qualified to answer any questions you may have.

6. Is it allowed to take pictures, filming?

Yes, it is allowed, as long as it is for tourism purposes. If it is a commercial project either for photography or filming, special permission from the authorities is required.

7. What should I bring for the Inti Raymi?

An important and necessary question. First of all, don’t worry about any rain, June is dry season. You will need the following:

• Sun hat (for possible sun glare and there is always wind).
• Dark glasses
• Winter clothes, resistant
• Sneakers (mandatory for your comfort)
• A small backpack (take bottled water, if you wish mate de coca -it will help you as an energizer-, snacks such as
• cookies, chocolates, fruit. Camera. Small plastic bags for waste).

8. How will we travel?

Our Inti Raymi package includes all transfers between the ceremony sites and at the end we will drop you off at your hotel.

The spectacular Inti Raymi package can be the perfect addition to one of our Inca Trail, Machu Picchu classic tour, Lake Titicaca among others. Consult any additional questions with our tour operators.

The Inti Raymi and much more await you for an unforgettable vacation in Peru!

What does it include?

• Transportation.
• Bilingual guide in shared service (English and Spanish).
• Entrance tickets to the salt mines of Maras.
•  First aid kit.
• Strict application of biosecurity protocols to prevent covid-19 infection.

Not included

• Tourist ticket to enter Moray.
• Tips
•  Travel insurance and expenses for inconveniences.

What should you bring?

• Comfortable clothing.
• Raincoat from December to March.

What does it include?

• Pick up from hotel in Cusco.
• Tourist transportation.
• Professional guide service in English and Spanish.
• Entrance tickets to all the places to visit.
• Transfer to your hotel at the end of the tour.

Not included

• Food and beverage

what to bring?

• Bring original passport “With expiration date not less than 7 months”.
• Wear sneakers or light shoes or tennis shoes.
• Water bottle canteen.
• Drink plenty of liquids during your excursions.
• Raincoat (long poncho) in rainy season.
• Long sleeve shirts.
• Long pants.
• Sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat for sunny days.
• Sunglasses.
• Medicine and/or personal items (liquid for contact lenses).
• Camera or video camera.
• Have on hand checks and coins in small denominations soles or dollars.

Cusco – The Inca Bridge of Q’eswachaka – The Circuit of the 4 lagoons – Cusco

The tour begins with the pick-up from your accommodation between 4:30 and 4:45 am. If your hotel or hostel is not located in the city center, we will pick you up from the doorway of our office building. Once the whole group is gathered, around 5:00 am, we will start our journey in our private transportation.

We will then have a two hours hour van journey to the town of Combapata, where we will have our local continental breakfast. After this will continue drive for 15 minutes until we will get the Combapata viewpoint, from which we will enjoy the beautiful landscapes and see where the Salcca River meets the Vilcanota, the Sacred River of the Incas. Then, we will continue our journey to Yanaoca, one of the eight districts in the Canas province of Cusco. From Yanaoca, we will drive thirty minutes more to the Q’ewe district. From there, you will have your first glimpse of the ancient bridge suspended between the steep rock cliffs, as we drive down the Apurimac canyon. We will then leave the car and descend a steep path to a viewpoint to take photos, before carefully crossing the bridge together! Get ready for the adrenaline rush of a lifetime as you make your way across the swaying bridge, and try not to look too closely at the river several meters below! On the other side, the bridge attendant will greet us and give a brief demonstration of the bridge’s history and construction. After visiting the bridge, we will drive  to the ´place where we will have lunch. Then will continue driving to the region’s where the four famous lakes are: Pampamarca, Asnacqoccha, Acopia, and Pomacanchi. Set like jewels among the gold-green hills, they shine in the warm, afternoon sun as native flamingos and other birds fly and feed around their edges.

What is included in the Q’eswachaka Tour?

• Pick-up from your accommodation or Hotel
• Professional, bilingual tour guide
• Transportation
• Tourist transport, which are very comfortable and come with all necessary safety features. Our driver has several years of experience and is an expert at navigating the narrow mountain roads.
• Breakfast and lunch box (vegetarian options available)
• First aid kit (includes emergency oxygen tank)

Not included

• Tips for your tour guide and driver
• Breakfast or dinner
• Snacks

What to bring?

• Small daypack
• Light, comfortable clothing
• Warm jacket
• Water (we recommend at least 1 liter)
• Hat
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Rain Gear
• Cash (in small denominations of Peruvian nuevo soles)
• Personal medications
• Toilet Paper
• Camera
• Snacks (granola bars, dried fruits, chocolate, etc.)

Super Sacred Valley tour With Maras Moray (1 Day)

Your Sacred Valley of the Incas tour  (Vip) begins at 7:00 a.m. when your guide will pick you up from your hotel lobby.
We will start visiting the picturesque town of Chinchero, known as the city of the rainbow, to know the Church of Our Lady of Monserrat built in 1607 On the palace of Tupac Yupanqui, we will also see inka terraces and its artisan market. We will continue our tour visiting the town of Maras and the agricultural experimentation platforms of Moray. It is believed that in this fascinating area, the Incas created their own micro-climate to adapt plants, flowers, and many other products from different parts of the Inca empire. After this we will make a visit to the salt mines “salineras” located just below Maras. These mines continue to work and the peasants work in them during the day, Upon completion and back to our private transport, Then go to the town of Urubamba where we will enjoy the buffet lunch that will allow you to enjoy the delicious Peruvian cuisine, In the afternoon we will visit the Ollantaytambo Fortress that constituted a strategic military, agricultural and religious center to administer and control the Sacred Valley of the Incas; This is deduced by the constructions that are presumed to be for agricultural deposits and for military use such as walls and watchtowers (probably to protect themselves from jungle ethnicities). This archaeological site comprises a series of superimposed terraces, showing the impressive and large blocks of stone finely carved and located on the upper terrace and as a last point we will visit the city of Pisac, This impressive place will give you an idea of ​​the advanced knowledge they achieved the Incas in architecture. As in other Inca constructions, some studies reveal that it was not a fortress, but a kind of “royal hacienda”, property of the Inca Pachacutec, composed of platforms, domestic structures, ceremonial and aqueducts that provided water for the agrobusiness operation. Another good reason to visit Pisac is its artisan market, where you can find some unique and authentic souvenirs.

CHINCHERO: This town is located 28 km from Cusco on the paved road to Urubamba. Where the remains of what used to be the royal hacienda of Túpac Inca Yupanqui are located ”, it is like a beautiful colonial temple built on Inca foundations, its greatest attraction. However, it is its artisan market, originally dedicated to the exchange of agricultural products between the villagers of the valley and those of the upper parts. Currently, the market is a true spectacle of color and movement that causes the tourist’s fascination with its offer of handicrafts and textile garments made in the purest pre-Columbian style.

MORAY: It is located 7 km. from Maras, at 1 hour from the city of Cusco on the Chinchero route, it is one of the most spectacular visits where there are circular platforms of different sizes. They are terraces of agricultural experimentation and places of concentration of feminine energy, for which it is considered as a magnetic center of the Pachamama.

MARAS – SALT MINES: Located northwest of the town of Maras Known by some as “salt mines” are constituted by about 3000 small wells. Salt is obtained from pre-Hispanic times by means of a sun drying system of salt water that comes from an underground stream. Once the water has evaporated, the salt is ready for sale.

URUBAMBA: A great place with Inca productions, most importantly corn, and today a beautiful countryside, with great fruit production. An excellent place to enjoy our typical buffet lunch in the area.

OLLANTAYTAMBO: Typical Inca village located 21 km from Urubamba (2800 masl). it was named in honor of Chief Ollantay, famous for his romance with an Inca princess, daughter of Pachacutec, important area of Incan construction, built during the Inca’s heydays, Ollantaytambo Fortress that constituted a strategic military, agricultural and religious center to administer and control the Sacred Valley of the Incas; this is deduced by the constructions that presumably were for agricultural deposits and for military use like walls and watchtowers (probably to protect themselves from the jungle ethnic groups). This archaeological site comprises a series of overlapping terraces, showing the impressive and large stone blocks finely carved and located on the upper terrace, where descendants of the Incas are still living in the inkas houses.

PISAC: Pisaq is located 33 km from Cusco by paved road (from the Sacred Valley of the Incas). It has an ancient town, an archeological site considered among the most important in Cusco, and a modern town, of colonial origin. This place also has a very famous Pisac handicraft market that attracts thousands of visitors and villagers from remote villages, using the colorful traditional clothing. Here it is recommended to buy all handicrafts, since these are cheaper than in the city of Cusco.

What is included?

• Pick up from the hotel.
• Tourist transport.
• Professional guide service in English and Spanish.
• Buffet lunch in urubamba.
• Entrance tickets to inca sites
• Transfer to the hotel at the end of the tour.

NOT INCLUDED

• Extra drinks.

Recommendations to bring :

• Bring original passport “With expiration date not less than 7 months”.
• Wear sneakers or light shoes or tennis shoes.
• Water bottle canteen.
• Drink plenty of fluids on your excursions.
• Raincoat (long poncho) in the rainy season.
• Long sleeve shirts.
• Long pants.
• Sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat for sunny days.
• Sunglasses
• Medicine and / or personal items (liquid for contact lenses).
• Camera or camcorder.
• Have on hand checks and coins in small denominations soles or dollars.

The tour start in Cusco at 7:30 AM, your guide will pick  you up from your hotel lobby in Cusco, then we will travel by our private car to the sacred valley of the inkas for around 45 minutes, on the way we will stop in strategical view points, we will be able to see the Sacred Valley and get  into the Inca history, once we arrive to Pisaq we will visit the famous typical  craft market then, we will drive towards the ruins of Pisac, where we will see impressive agriculture terraces on the mountain and beautifull inka temples, after exploring we head to the town of Urubamba (one hour drive) we will meet for lunch at a local Andean restaurant. This meal is not included in the tour,  they usually offer buffet lunch.
After lunch, will drive next to the Urubamba River towards to Ollantaytambo. Once we reach this village we will visit the Inka City, and the important area of Incan construction, built during the Inca’s heydays, Ollantaytambo Fortress that constituted a strategic military, agricultural and religious center to administer and control the Sacred Valley of the Incas; this is deduced by the constructions that presumably were for agricultural deposits and for military use like walls and watchtowers (probably to protect themselves from the jungle ethnic groups). This archaeological site comprises a series of overlapping terraces, showing the impressive and large stone blocks finely carved and located on the upper terrace, where descendants of the Incas are still living in the inkas houses.
On the way back to Cusco, we’ll visit the picturesque village of Chinchero where there are the remains of the “Royal Hacienda of Tupac Inca Yupanqui”. You will admire its well preserved Inca Wall in the Main Square and visit the beautiful colonial temple with interesting frescoes on the portico, this temple was built on the foundations of an Inca building.Here we can also visit its artisan market and enjoy the demonstration of the natural dyeing of wool and tissues.
The tour of the Sacred Valley ends in Cusco 6:00 PM approximately.

PISAC : Pisac is located at 33 km from Cusco by paved road. It has an ancient village, an archaeological site considered one of the most important of Cusco, and a modern town of colonial origin. This place also has a Sunday market which attracts thousands of visitors and people from remote villages, using colourful traditional clothes. Here it is recommended to buy all crafts, since these are cheaper than in the city of Cusco.

OLLANTAYTAMBO : Typical Inca village located at 21 Km from Urubamba (2,800 masl). It was named in honour of the Chief Ollanta, famous for his affair with an Inca princess, daughter of Pachacutec. One of the best preserved areas lies in the north of the Hanan Huacaypata Square, a total of 15 blocks of houses built of carved stone walls. In the vast archaeological site, located on the hill which call the people, structures such as the Temple of the Sun, the Intihuatana and the Baths of the Princess. The area available for restaurants, hotels and rental of horses and mountain bikes.  Ollantaytambo part of a confirmed way, amounting to “Abra Malaga” (4,200 masl) and inner eyebrow toward the mountain, passing through villages such us the picturesque Huilloc, home of renowned Huairuros.

CHINCHERO : This town is located at 28 km. From Cusco on the paved road to Urubamba where are the remains of what was the “Royal Hacienda of Tupac Inca Yupanqui”, it is like a beautiful colonial temple built on Inca foundations, its greatest asset. However, it is its Sunday market, originally dedicated to the exchange of agricultural products between the villagers of the valley and the high end. Currently, the market is a spectacle of colour and movement that causes the fascination of tourists with its range of handicrafts and textiles made of pure pre-Columbian style. Here also tourists can be part of the wonderful demonstration of the natural dyeing of wool, which are dyed naturally with plants, seeds and minerals.

What is included?

• Pick-up from the hotel.
• Tourist transport.
• Official Tour Guide Service in English and Spanish.
• Buffet lunch
• Entrance tickets to all places to visit
• Transfer to the hotel at the end of the tour.

No está included

• Extra drinks.
• Tips

What to bring?

• Bring original passport “With expiration date not less than 7 months”.
• Wear sneakers or light/tennis shoes.
• Bottle of water “canteen”.
• Drink plenty of fluids during your excursions.
• Carry a raincoat (long poncho) during the rainy season.
• Wear long-sleeved shirts.
• Wear long pants.
• Carry sunscreen, brimmed hat for sunny days.
• Carry binoculars.
• Carry sunglasses and plastic bags.
• Carry medicine and / or personal items (liquid for contact lenses).
• Carry a backpack or lightweight suitcase (no weight limit between 5-6 kilos maximum).
• Carry a camera or camcorder.
• Have on hand checks in small denominations and coins in soles or dollars.

City Tour Cusco Half Day

It Included

• Pick-up from the hotel.
• Tourist transport.
• Official Guide Service in English and Spanish.
• Entrance fees.

Does not Include:

• Food and drinks.

Things we recommend

• Bring original passport “With expiration date not less than 7 months”.
• Use sneakers or light/tennis shoes.
• Bottle of water “canteen”.
• Drink plenty of fluids during your excursions.
• Raincoat (long poncho) in the rainy season.
• Long-sleeved shirts.
• Long pants.
• Sunscreen, brimmed hat for sunny days.
• Binoculars.
• Sunglasses, plastic bags.
• Medicine and / or personal items (liquid for contact lenses).

What is the Cusco Tourist Ticket?

The Cusco Tourist Ticket, officially known as the “Boleto Turístico del Cusco,” is a ticket that grants you access to multiple attractions in Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and its surroundings. The complete ticket is the most popular option, but there are also several partial tickets available for sale. In 2014, the Ministry of Culture of Peru changed the rules for the tickets, so make sure to carefully read about the available ticket types and what they include, as well as their costs!

The Partial Cusco Tourist Ticket (BTCPI) / Circuit I – Saqsayhuaman

This partial Cusco Tourist Ticket includes only 4 entries. The attractions are the 4 main points of interest located outside of Cusco, not within the city itself. Please note that this ticket is valid for only 1 day! Validity: 1 day Price (2019): S/. 70 (US $22) Includes: Saqsayhuaman, Qenqo, Pucapucara, and Tambomachay.

Where to Buy the Tourist Ticket for the City Tour?

The Partial City Tour Ticket provides access to the following places included in this tour (Sacsayhuaman, Kenko, Tambomachay, and Puca Pucara). The cost of the ticket is S/70.00 soles per person and can be purchased during the City Tour (They only accept cash in Soles).