SA full-day to learn how the communities of the Sacred Valley live today, heirs of a millennia-old past and a colonial tradition. We will also visit the community of Misminay, where we will enjoy a valuable cultural exchange and get to know the traditional Andean lifestyle up close. Its inhabitants will welcome us with their characteristic warmth between music and typical dances, and then invite us to take part in their different daily activities. The adventure begins as we head to the Moray archaeological site by bicycle, enjoying the beautiful mountain scenery.

During the Tahuantinsuyo, the archaeological site of Moray, which resembles a natural amphitheater, functioned as a laboratory and agricultural research center according to some studies. Its enormous concentric terraces and the variety of microclimates they created allowed the growth of a wide variety of crops. On the bicycles we will return to the route and stop at a point along the way to enjoy a picnic with a spectacular view. We will continue the route towards the Maras salt mines, where the coveted Maras salt, one of the finest in the world, is collected. We will see almost 3,000 pools that in Inca times were an important center for the imperial economy. Today it continues to be a valuable source of income for hundreds of families. With stunning panoramic views of the mosaic of terraces and ponds, Maras offers the perfect setting for photography enthusiasts.