Taxi day tour in Cusco

The Taxi Day Tour experience in Cusco begins right from the comfort of your hotel. Once you’ve made your reservation, our taxi will be ready and waiting for you at he time you booked. Our first destination is the San Pedro market. This vibrant place offers a colorful and enticing atmosphere, with each vendor decorating their stall to attract customers. You’ll find a wide array of products here, from delicious fruits to an incredible variety of foods, making it a must-visit attraction for both shoppers and visitors.

Please keep in mind that our time is limited, so you’ll have approximately 30 minutes at this location. Our driver will be waiting for you at the designated spot, and we’ll then proceed to the Catholic temple of San Cristobal. This temple serves as one of the most beautiful viewpoints for capturing stunning photos of the city of Cusco. We’ll have the option to make a brief stop of about 10 to 15 minutes here before continuing our journey to one of the most awe-inspiring human-made monuments, Saqsaywaman.

You’ll have 30 minutes to explore the site and marvel at the colossal stone monoliths that weigh over 100 tons. After being captivated by this complex, we’ll head to Quenqo, where the visit will be shorter due to the smaller size of the complex, featuring caverns used for worshipping deities and the deceased, as the Incas believed in an afterlife.

If time permits, you can take advantage of the presence of gigantic eucalyptus trees, a forest that has become renowned for capturing high-quality photographs. Following this, our journey will lead us to the highest point of our visit, known as Tambo Machay, known for the famous Baños del Inca—a spring of water where people still believe that bathing can rejuvenate.

Enjoying the Andean landscape will be truly fascinating from the small tower built by the Incas, now called Puca Pucara, a religious enclosure featuring a circular platform.

At the conclusion of our tour, you’ll have the option to visit renowned textile factories, where you’ll find a diverse range of high-quality handicrafts.

On our way back to the city of Cusco, there’s one last opportunity for a stop at the famous monument of Cristo Blanco—a viewpoint overlooking the vast expanse of the beautiful city of Cusco. Finally, we can drop you off at your hotel or at the restaurant of your choice, allowing you to enjoy lunch or dinner.