Full/Half Day Tours – Cusco

Ausangate, at 6,384m, is Peru’s fifth-highest peak, located in the Vilcanota range. Home to llama and alpaca farming communities, it offers a famous trek with stunning glaciers, blue lagoons, and diverse wildlife. Nearby, visitors can explore Rainbow Mountain and the Seven Lagoons Circuit.

The Andean Condor Bird Watching in Chonta offers a breathtaking view of the condor’s majestic flight in its natural habitat. Located in the Apurímac River Canyon near Cusco, this route is perfect for bird lovers and Andean culture enthusiasts, featuring condors, eagles, hawks, and stunning landscapes.

The Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge Tour is a unique experience beyond traditional Cusco excursions. The last of its kind in Peru, this plant-fiber bridge has been rebuilt annually for over 500 years by four local communities. It honors ancestral traditions and the legacy of the Inca road system.

Waqrapukara, meaning «Horn Fortress» in Quechua, is a stunning Inca sanctuary at 4,160m. Divided into ceremonial upper and lower sections, it was a key political and religious center. A hidden gem for adventure tourism, it’s also great for acclimatization before major treks in Cusco.

Inti Raymi, the «Festival of the Sun,» was the grandest celebration of the Tahuantinsuyo Empire, honoring the Sun God. Held annually on June 24 in Cusco, it showcases artistic expression, deep cultural roots, and a vibrant connection to nature through music, colors, and traditions.