Pisac - Urubamba - Chinchero - Moray

A few kilometers from Cusco kissed by a splendid sun and crossed by the river Urubamba or Vilcanota is the "mythical Sacred Valley of the Incas", a place of beneficial climate and rare beauty, which since the time of the Incas was the favorite resort of the sovereigns and, still today, many "cusquenos" spend their weekends along the banks of the river or protected by the leafy pisonays that many rise on the squares of the many villages crossed by the road that connects Pisaq to Ollantaytambo.
Already important in the Inca age the Sacred Valley was the granary of Cusco, in fact from the vast Inca estates that dotted the valley and the slopes of the surrounding mountains came all the corn, potatoes, various tubers and also a lot of fruit that ended up directly in the deposits real of the city, even today the agricultural production of the valley is of first quality above all for what concerns the cultivation of the maize which here gives excellent results and indeed without any doubt the Urubamba corn is the best in the world.
The Sacred Valley in addition to having previously been a place of leisure was also a religious center of the first importance, the Incas even believed that the Urubamba river was the mirror of the Milky Way on earth.

The most practical and free way to visit the Sacred Valley is to hire a taxi directly to Cusco which takes you to every site waiting for you and takes you to the following site.
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