Trip Overview
This half-day experience takes place in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, near the town of Pacchar, located before Ollantaytambo. The tour leads to an extraordinary Inca ceremonial site hidden in the mountain. After a short uphill walk, you reach Ñaupa Waka, a sacred oracle outside a cave, used as a ceremonial center and a stone stellar observatory, carved with geometric shapes related to the Inca Chakana, a symbol of great spiritual importance. Inside the cave, we will find a geometrically carved niche, where we will perform an offering. It is a unique and special place, ideal for those seeking a deep connection with Andean culture.
Highlights
Includes
- Round trip transportation from the meeting point
- Guide
- Traditional Andean offering
- Traditional drink
- Snack
Not Included
- Transportation to the meeting point
- Trekking poles
- Personal expenses
Itinerary
We depart from Urubamba by private transport to the town of Pacchar.
Arrival at the starting point and a short 25–30 minute uphill walk towards the Inca terraces and the temple.
Visit to the sacred temple of Ñaupa Waka. Traditional Andean offering with coca leaves, accompanied by intuitive music to connect with the place. Free time to explore and enjoy the site.
Descent towards Pacchar and visit to a Traditional Chichería, where you can enjoy a traditional Chicha de Jora drink and local food (optional).
Return to the starting point.
Requirements & What to Bring
To ensure a safe and pleasant experience, make sure you meet these requirements:
- Hat or cap
- Sunscreen
- Camera
- Water bottle
- Trekking poles
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