Most of the tours around Cusco visit the beautiful Sacred Valley with its variety of spectacular Inca and more contemporary attractions but not too many take in the concentric crop terraces at Moray. Its a little bit of a detour from the most trodden path but if you have a day extra in your schedule consider a tour that visits... More

Most interesting lesson in the Incan agricultural experiments. A beautifully layed out area of concentric circles sloping down to the bottom level. With an elevation drop of 500 feet, it is a site to behold! There are 3 of these areas to view. You can walk to the bottom, part way, or just enjoy from the top.

Great climb down into the agricultural circle, trying to understand why the Incas wanted to complicate their lives by having to climb up and down very precarious stone steps to tend and harvest their crops.

Moray is most definitely my second favorite place in Peru over Machu Picchu. The view of the circular terraces is amazing and inspiring. When viewing the terraces you can’t help but to think about how much time and effort must have gone into creating them. If you are planning a trip to Peru please, please, please don’t leave out a... More

Moray has no Inca Temples but it does have 3 circular terraced pits sunk into the earth. The largest is118ft deep and 722 ft long.They were all in use before the inca Empire but exact dates are not known. It is speculated that these were very exact agricultural labs. The area is beautiful and you can walk down into these... More

We visited here with our ATV tour guide. Its an awesome archeological site. We enjoyed the little fun facts about the site that our tour guide mentioned to us. I believe it only costs 10 soles to visit, which isn't bad. We only stayed for about an hour, which was plenty time for us. We enjoyed it and would recommend... More

This was one of the more unique archeological sites I have visited. It is located in a natural geological feature whose origin is not explained by our guides or the on-site plaques which is a little annoying. This is a remote location so it takes some time to get there but the drive through the countryside makes it worthwhile. There... More

After machu Picchu nothing is that amazing anymore but its worth a visit

A bit far but worth it. Here you'll see why the incas were so good at agriculture, and why the Cusco corn is so amazing!