Our destiny is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.
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Our destiny is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.
If you are very curious about Inca history this is a good option for you, on this excursion we will visit Archaeological remains of the Inca culture such as: Torreón del Inca, Portada del Sol, Baños del Inca, Acllayhuasi, Temple of the Sun and the Moon, among others .
Our destiny is never a place, but a new way of seeing things
Details:
Idiom
The activity is carried out with a tour guide who speaks simultaneously in Spanish
Itinerary
07:50 am: Meeting point in the Plaza de Armas Ayacucho. 08:00 am: We will visit the most admired native plants known as the Puyas de Raimondi (titankas); Later we are arriving at the archaeological complex of Pumaccocha where we can see the lagoon of the same name and the Archaeological remains of the Inca Culture (Torreón del Inca, Portada del Sol, Baños del Inca, Acllayhuasi, Intihuatana; thus reaching the imposing Inca Archaeological City of Vilcashuamán (the Temple of the Sun and the Moon, the Plaza Pachacutec, and the Inca Pyramid better known as the Ushno, a ceremonial place of the Inca and the colla. 16:00 pm: Return to the city of Ayacucho. 19:00 pm: End of the tour .
Recommendations
Take precautionary warm clothes (inside light and / or sports clothing), raincoats (in case of rain) hiking shoes, sunscreen, repellent, medicine for height, bottle of water, snack, sunglasses, etc.
Departure: 7:30 am approximately
Return: approximately 19:00 pm
Included:
Not included:
Q.- How do I make the reservation?
A.- To book the Tour you just have to choose the desired date (preferably 48 hours before) and complete the form requested on the same page. The confirmation is immediate.
Q.- In case I am not in the range of the hotels so that they can pick me up?
A.- The meeting point will be in the Plaza de Armas 10 minutes before departure time.
Q.- When is the best season to take this tour?
A.- Best season to visit is from April to December, when the possibility of rain decreases.
A good traveler does not have fixed plans or the intention to arrive.