The tour typically lasts around 5-6 hours, with pick-up starting at 7:45 AM and ending around 1:00 PM. This allows ample time to explore each site at a comfortable pace.

Tipon is considered a masterpiece of Inca hydraulic engineering, featuring well-preserved terraces, water channels, and ceremonial fountains. It’s believed to have been a center for water worship.

Pikillacta is a significant Wari archaeological site, offering insight into a civilization that predated the Incas. The complex was used for administrative purposes, and the Wari culture pioneered many of the agricultural techniques later adopted by the Incas.

Andahuaylillas Church earned its nickname for its elaborate baroque architecture and extensive collection of religious artworks, many of which were completed by the Cusco Religious School (Escuela Cuzqueña). It’s one of the most important churches in Latin America for art enthusiasts.