Your day begins with a transfer from Cusco towards the South Valley, a region much less visited than the Sacred Valley.
Your driver drops you off at the Pucara ruins, the starting point for a pleasant walk through Andean landscapes to the Tipón archaeological complex. Renowned for its architecture and spiritual atmosphere, this major site stands out for its agricultural terraces and its exceptional network of stone canals and Inca-era fountains, perfect testaments to an extraordinary hydraulic mastery.
The afternoon is dedicated to living culture during a traditional Wawa bread-making workshop. Accompanied by local artisans, you learn to shape this traditional brioche in the form of a doll or baby, a symbol of love and respect that holds a central place in Andean families, particularly during All Saints' Day celebrations.
At the end of the day, your driver takes you back to your hotel in Cusco or drops you off on the Route of the Sun for the rest of your trip.
