Sacred Valley Full Day VIP – Ausangate ATV Tour 2 Days / 1 Night
The Sacred Valley Full Day VIP – Ausangate ATV Tour 2D/1N combines culture, breathtaking landscapes, and authentic Andean energy. The journey begins in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, where travelers explore local life, ancient traditions, and important archaeological sites while enjoying a relaxed and immersive atmosphere. A professional guide shares historical insights while visitors admire the stunning scenery.
After a delicious buffet lunch in Urubamba, the adventure continues toward the Ausangate region. The cold air, high altitude, and massive Andean peaks create a dramatic setting. Before the next experience, travelers prepare with warm clothing, a waterproof jacket, and basic safety essentials.
At the ATV base, the adventure begins. The route takes you through wide valleys, colorful hills, and open trails, with opportunities to spot alpacas and llamas along the way. The pace remains easy and enjoyable, creating the perfect balance between culture and adventure. After two unforgettable days, the return to Cusco completes this incredible experience.
Trip Summary
The Sacred Valley Full Day VIP – Ausangate ATV Tour 2D/1N combines culture, breathtaking landscapes, and authentic Andean energy. The journey begins in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, where travelers explore local life, ancient traditions, and important archaeological sites while enjoying a relaxed and immersive atmosphere. A professional guide shares historical insights while visitors admire the stunning scenery.
After a delicious buffet lunch in Urubamba, the adventure continues toward the Ausangate region. The cold air, high altitude, and massive Andean peaks create a dramatic setting. Before the next experience, travelers prepare with warm clothing, a waterproof jacket, and basic safety essentials.
At the ATV base, the adventure begins. The route takes you through wide valleys, colorful hills, and open trails, with opportunities to spot alpacas and llamas along the way. The pace remains easy and enjoyable, creating the perfect balance between culture and adventure. After two unforgettable days, the return to Cusco completes this incredible experience.
Detailed Itinerary
The tour begins early in the morning, between 6:20 and 6:50 A.M., departing from Cusco. The exploration of the Sacred Valley Tour starts with fresh morning air and scenic views of agricultural terraces and Andean landscapes. The guide explains the history and cultural importance of each stop, allowing time for photos and exploration.
The first stop is Chinchero (3,762 m), where travelers visit a traditional textile center and observe artisans weaving alpaca wool. Visitors can even try spinning wool themselves to learn ancient techniques. Walking through the village and colonial church reveals local traditions and architecture.
The journey continues to Moray (3,500 m), a fascinating site of circular terraces used by the Incas for agricultural experimentation. Walking through these terraces reveals temperature variations and advanced agricultural knowledge.
In the afternoon, the tour visits Maras, Urubamba, Ollantaytambo, and Pisaq. At Maras, thousands of salt pools are explored, showing traditional salt extraction techniques still used today.
Lunch is served as a buffet in Urubamba, featuring local Andean cuisine. Ollantaytambo and Pisaq provide archaeological insights and panoramic views of the Sacred Valley. The return to Cusco is around 6:30 P.M.
Day 1 Statistics:
Distance: 130 km
Highest altitude: 3,762 m (Chinchero)
Lowest altitude: 2,792 m (Ollantaytambo)
Route: Cusco → Chinchero → Moray → Maras → Urubamba → Ollantaytambo → Pisaq → Cusco
Difficulty: Easy to moderate
The second day begins at 4:00 A.M. with departure from Cusco to Hanchipacha. Sunrise illuminates the Andean peaks and valleys, creating a breathtaking landscape. The guide provides route information and safety instructions.
At Hanchipacha, travelers enjoy an Andean buffet breakfast with quinoa, bread, fruits, and hot drinks. Interaction with local residents offers a deeper cultural connection and insight into life near Ausangate.
After a 15-minute safety briefing and ATV practice session, the Ausangate ATV Tour begins. The two-hour ride crosses high-altitude plains, valleys, and scenic Andean routes. Along the way, llamas, alpacas, and vicuñas can be spotted.
A 40–50 minute guided hike follows at the beginning of the trail. The route includes rocky terrain, grasslands, and turquoise lagoons. At the Ausangate viewpoint, travelers enjoy spectacular views of glaciers and colorful lakes.
Photography, exploration, and high-altitude landscapes complete the experience. Lunch is served around 2:00 P.M., followed by the return to Cusco at approximately 5:00 P.M.
Day 2 Statistics:
Distance: 60 km
Highest altitude: 4,800 m (Ausangate viewpoint)
Lowest altitude: 3,350 m (ATV starting point)
Route: Cusco → Hanchipacha → ATV ride → Ausangate viewpoint → Hanchipacha → Cusco
Difficulty: Moderate
What's Included?
Includes
Round-trip transportation from hotel in Cusco
Comfortable tourist transportation throughout the tour
Professional bilingual guide (Spanish/English)
Buffet lunch in Urubamba with local Andean dishes
Visits to Chinchero, Moray, Maras, Ollantaytambo, and Pisaq
ATV rental and safety briefing for Ausangate tour
Guided 40–50 minute hike to Ausangate viewpoint
Water and basic first aid kit
Not Included
Tourist Ticket (Partial S/.70 or General S/.130)
Entrance to Maras Salt Mines (S/.20, paid on-site)
Snacks, drinks, or additional meals not mentioned
Personal travel insurance
Tips for guides and staff
Optional activities not listed in the itinerary
Frequently Asked Questions
A moderate level of fitness is recommended, especially for the ATV ride and short hike.
Yes, but supervision is required. Recommended age depends on comfort with altitude and activities.
Warm clothing, waterproof gear, comfortable shoes, and sun protection are essential.
Yes, buffet lunch on Day 1 and breakfast and lunch on Day 2 are included.
Yes, due to high altitude. It is recommended to acclimatize in Cusco before the tour.
Yes, a safety briefing and practice session are provided before starting.
You may see alpacas, llamas, vicuñas, and Andean birds.
Yes, photography is allowed. Bring a camera or smartphone with enough battery.
What should you pack?
When organizing your trip, it is important to have everything you need to enjoy it to the fullest. Make sure to include the essential items that will provide comfort, safety, and convenience throughout the experience.
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Travel Recommendations
Warm layered clothing for high-altitude temperatures
Waterproof jacket or rain poncho
Comfortable walking shoes for uneven terrain
Sunglasses, sunscreen, and hat
Water bottle to stay hydrated
Camera or smartphone with full battery
Passport or ID for verification

