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South Valley Tipon, Pikillacta and Andahuaylillas
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South Valley Tipon, Pikillacta and Andahuaylillas

4.8(5 reviews)
6 hour(s)
English
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Cusco, Peru

Explore impressive Inca engineering surrounded by peaceful valley landscapes

Discover ancient ruins revealing fascinating pre Inca urban history

Visit beautiful colonial church with rich artistic interior details

Enjoy scenic drive through charming traditional Andean towns

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The South Valley Tour in Cusco offers a refreshing and enriching alternative for travelers seeking culture history and scenic beauty beyond the classic routes. This journey takes you through peaceful Andean landscapes where fertile valleys rolling hills and traditional villages reveal a quieter side of the region. Along the way you will discover impressive examples of Inca engineering colonial art and ancient urban planning that reflect the deep cultural roots of the Andes.

During the experience you will explore remarkable archaeological and historical sites that showcase different eras of Peruvian history. From finely crafted Inca water channels to expansive pre Inca ruins and a beautifully decorated colonial church each stop tells a unique story. The South Valley invites you to slow down connect with local traditions and admire the harmony between nature and history creating a memorable and meaningful exploration near Cusco.

Boleto Turistico Parcial (optional)

Admission fee of Church of Andahuaylillas

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Not wheelchair accessible

No public transportation nearby

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Activity Provider: Tangol Tours

Customer Reviews

5 reviews
4.8
based on 5 reviews
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Thorsten

July 21, 2025
Google

Walked settlement built by the Huari culture in a Scenic setting. Long rows of rectangular courtyard structures surrounded by a wall. Some view points.

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River

June 28, 2025
Google

Pikillaqta was a peaceful and underrated site. It is very different from the other Inca ruins, with long straight walls and a large layout. You can see how the Wari people built this city before the Inca came. It feels quiet and open, with great views of the valley and lake nearby. There were very few people when we visited, which made it more enjoyable. If you are interested in history and like visiting places without crowds, this one is worth the stop.

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Jerry

April 25, 2025
Google

Very amazing site, not too crowded. It was built by the Wari/Huari, who were eventually conquered by the Inca (coming from Lake Titicaca). But many of their technologies and knowledge were preserved in the Incan empire.

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David

March 14, 2025
Google

It's very interesting to see the difference in the architecture of this pre Inca civilization. It's amazing how vast the site is. If you went without a tour, I'm sure you could find some interesting stuff uphill. It was fine with a tour as well.

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Todd

May 02, 2022
Google

This ancient did was more incredible than I expected. The wall around the entire city has sections of double-walked pathways and it appears some buildings may have been a couple stories high. The community layout here was very well organized and it was peaceful place to walk around. These ruins were a pleasant surprise.