Chinchero was the place chosen by the Inca Túpac Yupanqui to establish his residence, on the other hand Chinchero is one of the towns best known for its textile industry since Inca times, which stands out for its unique handmade style and designs.

Moray was an Inca agricultural research center, it is proven that it has up to 20 different microclimates or temperatures. Built probably between the years 1438 and 1533, this fascinating archaeological center shows us the high level of technological agricultural management that this town reached.

The Maras salt mines are located 3,000 meters above sea level, 1 hour and a half from the city of Cusco. These salt mines and their exploitation is as old as Tahuantinsuyo. Located on the slope of Pichingoto Hill are more than 3,000 pools filled with underground water that flows down the ravine and is then crystallized by the intense heat of the Sun. The origin of its source is still a mystery.

The archaeological complex of Ollantaytambo was a military, religious and agricultural center. This fabulous architectural setting is interesting for the size, originality and detail of its structures. It is a typical example of the extraordinary urban planning of the Incas, its narrow streets cobbled and winding, the ruins scattered everywhere and their agricultural terraces are attractions that stand out in themselves and the visitor can appreciate them in all their splendor. Ollantaytambo is also considered the last living Inca city due to the Inca streets and the clothing of its inhabitants. that they still keep.

Pisac es una muestra más de lo avanzada que estaba la civilización incaica en arquitectura e ingeniería. Solo con ver la andenería, localizada en una geografía agreste, se puede comprender la planificación y desarrollo de los antiguos pobladores de estas tierras. El complejo Arqueologico cuenta con extensos andenes en la ladera con canales de irrigacion y gradas para el acceso muy bien diseñados, ademas pisac cuenta con templos finamente Labrados en Roca como el Intihuatana.