CUSCO VIP CITY TOUR

We begin our tour visiting the Cathedral Basilica of Cusco, it is undoubtedly one of the most notable colonial monuments in South America, which has more than 300 paintings from the Cusco school within its walls, as well as other works of art that we can see.
Koricancha (Temple of the Sun inti) impressive for its architecture and perfect engineering also considered the most important Inca temple of its time since it was dedicated to the worship of the Sun (inti) and where the staging of the Intirraymi (festival of the sun).
Sacsayhuaman (satiated falcon) Imposing Inca construction located north of the city of Cusco, Sacsayhuaman is one of the most important Archaeological legacies that the city of Cusco possesses due to its enormous construction made of huge stone blocks weighing up to 120 tons. It is said that its construction lasted more than 50 years and more than 25,000 men were used for its construction.
Qenqo (labyrinth) located a kilometer and a half from sacsayhuaman, it is said that it was a ceremonial place because in the central part there is a gigantic monolith which was possibly that of an animal that at that time was the main deity of this place, There is also a small altar where it is believed that the Incas mummified their dead or also sacrificed to flames so that there is a good production during that year.
Puca pucara (red fortress) currently considered as a place of control or surveillance of entry to the city of Cusco.
Tambomachay (place of rest) considered a place of worship for water where the Inca performed a liturgical ceremony, this place has an extraordinary hydraulic system where two aqueducts artistically carved into the rock transport and maintain a constant flow of clean and clear water throughout year.