The stones in this place are amazing, as is the view over the city of Cusco! Highly recommend seeing this place and understanding the history. All roads led to Cusco in the Inca Empire. Not something I knew before this trip.

This is right above the city of Cusco. A taxi ride up makes it an easy site to see. There are guides who will show you around (about $10 American) and then it is a nice walk back down to the heart of Cusco. Great display of Incan ingenuity with amazing walls. Llamas and alpacas grazing on the large grassy... More

I would suggest strongly that you use Natalie with Travel Peru company...passionate about the history, well informed, and totally a fabulous guide!!

That's what we were going to do, but since we were trapped in La Paz for 4 days we had to do it after going to MP and I can asure you, nothing is spectacular once you've been to MP

interesting, and so near to the city. nice half day tour to see the amazing inca architecture and how they build the city years ago.

More impressive Inca ruins. Just fantastic walking up and down the paths and marveling about how they fit all those stones together. Don't forget your soles for your picture with the lady with the llama.

Up on the mountain just outside of Cuzco, this place was another example of just how different all of the ruins are. Peru is just an amazing place to visit with the sites are awe inspiring, Sacsayhuaman was a lovely place to have a walk around and unlike some of the other places didnt seem to be as crowded when... More

In the 15th C thousands of workers moved, cut and built with massive stones a village. It is estimated that at its' height; it may have housed 10,000 pepole. The spaniards dismantled much of the site however they could not move the massive bases. These form 3 tiers of a zig zag wall of @1,000 ft. The zig zags are... More

We had a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide named Carlos on our city tour. Only two other couples were with us. The site is built with massive, highly finished Inca stones. This was a religious pilgrimage site of great importance to the Incas. Extremely interesting and makes you wonder how they were able to do such fine and extensive work... More