We will start the tour by picking you up from your hotel located in Cusco downtown around 15:00 - 15:30 (time will be confirmed one day before the trip). Then we'll move to the traditional market of San Pedro, where we'll find local people and tourists. San Pedro traditional market houses numerous food stalls, with entire sections dedicated exclusively to fruit juices and juices, snacks, and prepared meals. Here you will appreciate the daily activities of the inhabitants as if you were one of them. Also, you'll know about the local products that are sold here.

Taste a drink prepared with exquisite Peruvian Pisco. Made from grapes, it has an excellent quality that is at the level of international distillates such as tequila and whiskey. Precisely, based on this liquor, the delicious Pisco Sour is prepared, a cocktail that is recognized as a symbol of Peru.

Later we will be transported to the Cusco Planetarium, located 15 minutes from the city. Here we will learn about how the Incas interpreted the constellations. We will visit the dome to enjoy an incredible projection of the starry sky where we can observe the official constellations, as well as the Inca constellations and all the stories behind them. To end our visit and according to the weather conditions, we will be able to observe numerous stars, nebulas, planets, and the most important constellations of the skies of the Southern Hemisphere, thanks to professional telescopes.

Finally, after visiting the planetarium, we will return to the center of Cusco and prepare to visit a Polleria, family and informal restaurants where one of the champion dishes of Peruvian cuisine is served: the iconic Pollo a la Brasa. This roasted chicken is golden brown, juicy, cooked to perfection, and is the perfect size to enjoy each piece of its soft meat, full of secret flavors that are the product of a wise combination of spices and other flavors. As a companion drink during your dinner, you will have the most recognized soda in Peru worldwide: "Inka Kola."

We will finish the tour walking through the Plaza de Armas (the main square), which is illuminated at night and looks at the statue of Pachacutec Inka.