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| Tours | Details | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cusco City Tour + 4 Inca Sites | Tour to Cusco Cathedral, Sun Temple, Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo, Tambomachay, Puca-pucara | $25.00 |
Situated in southeastern Peru, the ancient city of Cusco was once the political and geographical center of the Inca Empire, which spanned most of South America. This enchanting city balances age-old Peruvian traditions with Spanish colonial elegance and offers peaceful courtyards, centuries-old passageways, lively European-style squares, open-space temples and sacred hillside sanctuaries for visitors to explore. Festive and busy, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is also known for its intricate silver jewelry, colorful handcrafted alpaca products, and vibrant nightlife.
On this page you will find the most popular Cusco tours. These tours are hand-picked to give you the most memorable experiences of this amazing city while at the same time you will find these top tours affordable if you are a budget conscious traveler.
Cusco is home to many wonderful and exceptional not-to-be missed Inca wonders and museums. However, the main benefit for visiting Cusco is that it serves as the best base from which to reach deep into the Andean countryside, reach Machupicchu and also explore the Sacred Valley, one of the most scenic and beautiful valleys linked by ancient trails and full of rich history and cultural exposure. In other words, Cusco is your gateway to the Incan empire's amazing trekking and hiking experiences known as some of the best in the world.
There is a stark difference between the two seasons, most notably in the number of tourists in the city. High season coincides with the Peruvian winter months (June - September), when rainfall is at its lowest and blue skies are the norm. Because so much of what draws people to this region involves the outdoors, and the dates coincide with the summer holiday season of the northern hemisphere, this does mean that it’s undoubtedly busier in Cusco and all the surrounding attractions at this time of the year,. Unsurprisingly, accommodation prices also increase and availability at the best hostels and hotels is limited (if you’re visiting in high season, booking ahead is absolutely essential).
October to May is considered the low season, being February the lowest in tourism and also highest rainy month. In February the Inca Trail and many trekking routes are closed for maintenance. But do not let the rainy season discourage you. There is always enough sunshine during the day to do tours and even some trekking as long as you are prepared. Low season months tend to involve a bit more rain, but are almost always warmer. It also means that there is much more availability for last minute tours and accommodations.
The neighborhood of San Blas. Within the city of Cusco you will not find a more traditional and picturesque place than the San Blas neighborhood. Sacsayhuaman. The Sacsayhuaman fortress is one of the most amazing constructions that the Incas made. Below is a list of the top must-see attractions while visiting Cusco:
Like many places in the country, there are seasons to visit it and others not highly recommended, since otherwise the weather in Cusco can play a trick on you and cause your visit to not be as you expected, depending on the activities you want. do and the time you have, you can choose the ideal moment for you. Next, we tell you what they are:
DRY SEASON
It is from April to October and it is called that way because in the Imperial city you will enjoy a clear sky and sunny days, in addition the weather in Machu Picchu will also be fabulous and that will allow you to obtain beautiful photographs of that wonder of the world.
Of course, you must bear in mind that, although strong rays of sun will accompany you in the morning, at night the weather in Cusco is cold, sometimes reaching 0 ºC.
RAINY SEASON
It is between the months of November to March and one of the benefits of traveling to Cusco this season is that the nights are not so cold, although you still have to bundle up. It does not rain every day and you will see one of the wonders of the modern world covered in deep green.