The sacred valley of the Incas is historically known as the Heart of the Pachamama (Mother Earth). Located 35 kilometers from the city of Cusco sits on the banks of the Urubamba River and is surrounded by Imposing Mountains and Glaciers. This river in its beginnings is called Vilcanota that comes from the Quechua word Willcamayu and means Sacred River. The Incas built villages, agricultural centers, aqueducts, ceremonial centers, temples and fortresses along its banks. This Valley was highly appreciated by the Incas due to its geographical and climatic goodness; it was one of the main points of production for the richness and fertility of its lands becoming the main supplier of food to the Inca empire.
The Sacred Valley has traditional Villages (Pueblitos) and incomparable landscapes, where you will see fields with Llamas, Alpacas, Sheep, Cows as well as crops of corn, potatoes, quinoa, vegetables, fruits and flowers growing harmonically in the Heart of the Pachamama.
The climate of the Sacred Valley is usually pleasant and the altitude is lower than the valley of Cusco, this makes it the ideal place to acclimate upon arrival.
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