Our adventure begins with a drive to Tipón, an Inca site renowned for its intricate irrigation systems and agricultural terraces. This engineering marvel showcases the Inca’s mastery of water management and their deep connection to the land. Next, we visit Pikillacta, a pre-Inca city built by the Wari civilization. Its grid-like layout and massive stone walls provide a glimpse into the urban planning of an ancient culture.

Our final stop is the charming town of Andahuaylillas, home to the Church of San Pedro, often referred to as the “Sistine Chapel of the Americas.” Inside, you’ll be captivated by its ornate frescoes, gilded altars, and intricate murals. As we return to Cusco, you’ll have gained a deeper appreciation for the diverse cultural heritage of the South Valley.