Trip Overview
This half-day experience takes place in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, near the town of Pacchar, located before Ollantaytambo. The journey leads to an extraordinary Inca ceremonial site hidden within the mountain. After a short uphill walk, visitors reach Ñaupa Waka, a sacred Inca oracle believed to have been used as a ceremonial center and stellar observatory. Inside a cave, a carved stone altar displays geometric shapes closely related to the Inca Chakana, a symbol of great spiritual importance. This is a unique and powerful place, ideal for travelers seeking a deep cultural and spiritual connection.
Highlights
Includes
- Professional guide and interpretation
- Traditional Andean offering
- Snack
Not Included
- Private transportation
- Meals at the brewery
- Personal expenses
Day by Day Itinerary
Pick-up from your hotel in the Sacred Valley and transfer to the town of Pacchar (approx. 45 minutes).
Arrival at the starting point. Short uphill walk of approximately 25–30 minutes towards the Inca terraces and temple.
Visit to the sacred temple of Ñaupa Waka. Traditional Andean offering using coca leaves, accompanied by intuitive music to connect with the place. Free time to explore and enjoy the site (approx. 2 hours).
Descent back to Pacchar and visit to the Sacred Valley Brewery, where you can enjoy handmade beer and local food (optional).
Private transport back to your hotel.
Requirements & What to Bring
To ensure a safe and pleasant experience, make sure you meet these requirements:
- Sun hat or cap
- Camera
- Water bottle
- Trekking Poles