Valle Sagrado Holidays

The Lost Valley of the Incas is found in the Peruvian Andes. It's not only historically rich but also boasts stunning landscapes along the River Urubamba.

Visit Valle Sagrado

Handicraft
Castle and fortress
Culture (paddy field, coffee, tea ...)

Valle Sagrado: How to get there?

15min bus ride from Cuzco

Valle Sagrado: See when to go?

From April to November

Valle Sagrado: For how long?

3 to 5 days

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Valle Sagrado: What to see nearby?

What our travellers think of their stay

Anonymous

Travel writer

The Urumbamba valley in the Andes, full of history and culture, just a few miles from the equally famous town of Cusco.

My suggestion

Allow a number of days here since the valley is home to magical places, touristy or less so, to discover.

Anonymous

Travel writer

The Lost Valley of the Incas is found in the Peruvian Andes. It's not only historically rich but also boasts stunning landscapes along the River Urubamba.

My suggestion

Make sure you have enough time to explore and enjoy this iconic region of Peru. If you're planning to visit all of the sites, it's worth buying a 'boleto turístico' or tourist ticket, which is valid for 10 days and works out cheaper than individual entry prices.

Claire Brehmer

Travel writer

Like an "Inca attic", the Sacred Valley really is the place to explore if you want to understand the culture and lifestyle of this ancient civilisation.

My suggestion

If you are passionate about history or Inca civilisation, or even just curious about Peru's past, allow a few days to explore this area in depth.

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