Cusco and Its Inca and Colonial Heritage
Meet your tour guide and explore the history of Cusco and nearby areas as you visit these remarkable sites.
Sacsayhuámán is one of the wonders of civil engineering, renowned for its megalithic constructions, many of which surpass four tons.
Q'enqo is possibly an example of what a religious-astronomical centre could have been, with its unique rock carvings.
Tambomachay is hypothetically considered a temple of reverence and worship of water because of its perfectly worked water sources.
Puca Pucara, according to many scholars, could have been a military centre for the preparation of many young people of warrior lineage.
Qoricancha, one of the most important temples of the Andean religion, was later occupied by the Catholic order of the Dominicans, who transformed its original design into a convent.
The Basilica of the Cathedral is an art museum where you will find Andean-European syncretism. You will also observe examples of the great Cusco school of art from the 16th to the 18th centuries.