Sacred Valley

Ravine · Urubamba

Sacred Valley

Ravine · Urubamba

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08670, Peru

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Ancient Incan ruins, traditional villages, breathtaking Andean landscapes  

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Christian Edelvold Berg

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The sacred valley is a historical testimony for the Inca’s. Its worth a visit and its possible to use a lot of time exploring these sites. Note, that there is quilte a distance between the sites.

Ryan N

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The Sacred Valley is magical indeed. In fact I regret visiting this region before Machu Picchu because it made the latter a bit underwhelming. May favorite ruins of the region were Pisac. I could easily have spent 2 weeks here exploring numerous well known and lesser known sites but, unfortunately I only had 2 days. We used the town of Urubamba as our base here.

Tracy L

Google
Before heading to Machu Picchu, we chose to joined one day tour of sacred valley, it was one of amazing spots during our Peru trip, especially our guide is sooo goood and explain everything clear. Addicted to the history of this area, PLEASE VISIT HERE IF YOU HAVE TIME:)

Eva Drozdowski

Google
absolutely stunning. i still dream of sacred valley! definitely a bucket list trip. absolutely recommend booking an atv ride through sacred valley, it was unforgettable!

Ellen Hunter

Google
Insanely beautiful. Trip of lifetime. Did a week of Ayahuasca and then another week afterwards. Just exploring the countryside. People are lovely wonderful I cannot say more about this place. Lots of communities located here.

Jason L

Google
Gorgeous valley that showcase the ingenuity of the inca empire in farming The Aedean villages located at this site is surrounded by the Peruvian Andes.Stunning scenery

Natasha Lane

Google
I mean, what can I say that hasn't been said? The landscapes and scenery are gorgeous. Breathtaking, actually, and I say that without being dramatic. If you're in Cusco, there is much more to see and do than Machu Pichu (no shade) and the Sacred Valley is one of those things. Please understand that the entire valley is huge and if you want to see it all, you'll likely need to take a week or more to catch all the sights. I stopped by Pisac, the Salt Marshes, the Sun Temple, and Ollantatytambo. All amazing (check out my photos below) and definitely worth the trip. You will need a car or bus to move from location to location. Walking is not recommended, unless you plan for that to be your trip. There are daily, weekly, and monthly passes. If you're not Peruvian, you will be charged a little more, so expect that. I'd recommend packing a sun hat, sunscreen, water, and a nice winter coat. Even on a sunny day, if you step into the shade you'll feel the chill and there were definitely a few breezes when I visited. There are several street vendors selling food, clothes, ornaments, etc (while you're in the more modern built up town areas I mean) and you can haggle with them as you wish. All in all, more than worth the trip and I can't wait to return. Follow me on Instagram @natashalane84 for more travel reviews, tips, and social commentary!

Indira P

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Magic place! So much to admire ⛰️