Cusco Tourist Ticket – Integral

What does the Cusco Comprehensive Tourist Ticket include?

With the Cusco Comprehensive Tourist Ticket, you can visit all the destinations offered by tours 1, 2, and 3. In total, you’ll be able to visit 5 museums, 10 archaeological sites, and a cultural center. It’s a complete experience that won’t let you miss a single detail of the magical region of Cusco.

• Sacsayhuamán Archaeological Park: Sacsayhuamán is a must-see destination in Cusco. It houses an immense ceremonial fortress with stone blocks weighing up to 120 tons, along with surrounding nature that blends perfectly with the site. From here, we can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire city, learning about the Inca mysteries behind this structure.
• Qenqo Archaeological Center: Qenqo is an Inca ceremonial sanctuary with underground passages where rituals were performed. Its stone carvings are extremely detailed and can be explored through small labyrinths. Here, we can also visit a beautiful eucalyptus forest.
• Puka Pukara Archaeological Site: The name Puka Pukara means “red fortress” in Quechua. This site was a military and administrative lookout thanks to its location on an elevated platform. Inside, we can see Inca terracing, as well as staircases, rooms, and agricultural terraces.
• Tambomachay Archaeological Complex: Tambomachay is known as the “Bath of the Inca” because it preserves water channels that still flow perfectly. It is believed that this place was a place for the Inca nobility to rest and worship water. We can also appreciate more of the Inca architecture, along with large stone gateways and small surrounding forests.
• Qoricancha Site Museum: The Qoricancha Museum, located within the most important ancient Inca temple dedicated to the Sun, displays archaeological pieces, ceramics, and models dating back to the Inca era, all within an underground tour that will allow you to learn more about this incredible culture.
• Regional Historical Museum: This museum was home to the Cusco chronicler Inca Garcilaso de la Vega. It houses 13 rooms showcasing paleontological, archaeological, and artistic artifacts from the pre-Hispanic, colonial, republican, and contemporary periods. Here, we can gain a much broader view of Cusco’s history.
• Museum of Contemporary Art: Also known as Cusco’s municipal gallery, showcases contemporary traveling exhibitions by local, national, and international artists, with a much more modern approach. The art presented here is constantly updated, ensuring a new experience with each visit.
• Pachacútec Monument: Standing 22.4 meters tall, the Pachacútec Monument is a nine-story cylindrical structure that serves as a pedestal for a nearly 11-meter-high bronze statue. Each level offers insight into his life, and from the top, there is an impressive panoramic view of the entire city.
• Museum of Popular Art.: In a small space, the Museum of Popular Art exhibits sculptures, crafts, and textiles that represent the Andean culture and folklore of the Cusco region. It also offers a valuable space for temporary exhibitions by various local and regional artists, giving visibility to new artistic proposals.
• The Qosqo Native Art Center: is a venue for daily performances of folk dances and music from various locations in the Cusco region. Inside, you’ll also find a museum of traditional costumes and musical instruments, which will allow you to delve deeper into their traditions.
• Tipón Archaeological Park: Noted for its iconic canal system, Tipón features immense agricultural terraces, stone staircases, and beautiful water fountains. It is said that this site was one of the royal gardens of Inca Wiracocha, the ancient Inca emperor. An ideal place to learn more about pre-Hispanic history.
• Pikillacta Archaeological Center: In Pikillacta, we find pre-Inca archaeological remains from the Wari culture. It is an ancient and immense urban and ceremonial center almost two kilometers long, surrounded by numerous walls and buildings. This is one of the few urban remains preserved from that period.
• Ollantaytambo Archaeological Park: Ollantaytambo is located high in the mountains of the Sacred Valley, which served as a military, religious, administrative, and agricultural complex during the Inca era. It is one of the most impressive sites for its buildings, among which the Temple of the Sun and its terraces stand out. It also allows us to explore its magical village, which preserves much of the characteristic architecture of the Inca culture.
• Pisac Archaeological Center: Pisac houses one of the most impressive Inca citadels, from where we can contemplate landscapes of the entire Sacred Valley and the surrounding biodiversity. The archaeological site stands out for its agricultural terraces, its Inca cemetery, and the perfectly carved stone enclosures that we will encounter throughout the tour. This is another place where we will marvel not only at its archaeological center, but also at its town, which houses a diverse traditional textile market.
• Chinchero Archaeological Site: The traditional town of Chinchero’s main attraction is an Inca archaeological site notable for its walls, staircases, agricultural terraces, and stone gateways. You can also find the remains of Tupac Inca Yupanqui’s palace, over which stands a beautiful colonial temple. You can also enjoy a cultural experience in one of its artisan centers, where you’ll learn more about its textile traditions and natural dyeing techniques.
• Moray Archaeological Complex: In the circular terraces of Moray, we find an Inca agricultural experiment center made up of hills and terraces resembling amphitheaters. There are three circular complexes in total, each floor with its own microclimate. Apart from this, we find one of the best landscape views in all of Cusco.

Prices of the Cusco Comprehensive Tourist Ticket

The Cusco Comprehensive Ticket is the most popular option for visiting the entire region, as it allows you to see the region’s most important architectural monuments. You can also visit museums and cultural centers with the ticket, valid for 10 days. Discover its prices, as well as the student discount on the Cusco Comprehensive Ticket.

What discounts are available for the Cusco Comprehensive Tourist Ticket?

The comprehensive ticket allows students to access a partial discount on the original ticket price. This discount is only applicable to those between the ages of 10 and 17. Children under 9 also pay no admission to all of the aforementioned destinations, with the exception of the Qosqo Native Art Center, where children 6 and older pay admission.

Why choose the Cusco Comprehensive Tourist Ticket?

• Access to 16 attractions

  The wide variety of attractions you can visit is one of the main attractions of this ticket. You’ll get access to four archaeological sites near the city, four in the Sacred Valley, and two in the South Valley. You’ll also be able to visit five museums and a cultural center.

• 10-day validity period

  Thanks to its 10-day validity period, you can create your itinerary however you like, allowing you to segment each tour into different days and even take breaks in between. This way, you’ll have more time to explore the routes in detail without missing a thing.

• Cultural Immersion

  Discovering the city’s most important archaeological sites, along with its museums and cultural centers, will allow you to discover a privileged perspective on Cusco’s culture, leaving you impressed by its great diversity and charm.

• Flexible Schedules

  You can visit most destinations at the time you prefer. These places are usually open from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., but always remember to check the opening hours for each destination.

• Economical savings

  Thanks to the fact that this ticket includes all three circuits, you’ll get a much more affordable rate, allowing you to save on each of the sightseeing tours you take with the Cusco comprehensive ticket.