Moray - Moray is a fascinating archaeological site which lies approximately 45km (28 miles) north-west of Cusco and about 6km (4 miles) west of the village of Maras. The site consists of several enormous circular depressions made from concentric circular stone terraces which diminish in size towards the middle in a similar fashion to an amphitheater. The largest depression is almost 30m deep. The purpose of these structures is uncertain but their design and orientation create a range of micro-climates with temperature differences of as much as 15 C (27 F) between the top and bottom terrace.
- Complimentary hotel pickup
- Professional tour guide service
- All transportation included
- First Aid Kit available
- Entrance fees (Partial Tourist Ticket).
- Meals
- Tips.
Embark on a journey through portions of the Sacred Valley, situated between Cusco and Ollantaytambo. The valley teems with verdant and scenic landscapes, colonial towns, and impressive Inca ruins.
Join us in exploring this historic and captivating location. Our itinerary includes the mysterious Moray archaeological site, a testament to the Incas’ innovative agricultural techniques using terraced altitudes for crop development. Next, we’ll tour the Salineras complex and discover the natural salt that’s been in consumption since the Inca era. Lastly, we’ll return to the central plaza in Cusco.
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