Discover this hidden gem in Peru’s Sacred Valley. Huchuy Qosqo archaeological site is one of the less traveled and less visited destinations but holds its own amazing sights to behold.
This guided tour begins with a scenic hike from the quaint town of Lamay, winding through picturesque Andean landscapes and traditional villages. Perched at 3,600 meters, Huchuy Qosqo rewards adventurers with breathtaking panoramic views of the valley and the majestic Andes.
Highlights:
- Intricate Inca architecture & engineering marvels
- Breathtaking Sacred Valley & snow-capped mountain views
- An intimate & crowd-free experience
Explore the site’s impressive Inca stonework, including finely crafted buildings, ceremonial platforms, and extensive agricultural terraces that highlight the ingenuity of Inca engineering and farming techniques. Enjoy the tranquility of this lesser-known site, allowing for an intimate connection with the rich history and culture of the Inca civilization without the usual crowds.
Prices are per person in USD, based on group size. We do not have fixed-date group departures. If you do not want to book a private trek, please see our Trekkers Wanted page for a list of open departures within your dates.
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Everyday
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Cusco
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1 Day
Itinerary
Pick you up at your hotel after breakfast.
Travel to the trailhead in Lamay where the three hour hike begins. The hike is approximately four miles at a steep 13,615 feet but well worth it.
Rest and break for lunch upon arrival at the site.
Exploration of this beautiful Inkan site is believed to have been built by the Emperor Ubiracochia around 1420 A.D.as a military administrative and agricultural center. There are numerous structures and an 800-meter long irrigation channel. It is surrounded by wonderfully preserved agricultural terraces.
Travel back down to Lamay.
Head back to Cusco.
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