Ollantaytambo Llama Walk and Inca Fortress Guided Visit
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See availability →An Ollantaytambo llama walk through the old Inca streets, followed by a guided visit of the archaeological site, in a small group with a local guide.
An Ollantaytambo llama walk is a slow way to meet a town that still lives inside its Inca layout. You stroll its remarkably preserved streets with llamas beside you, on the old camelid trails that caravans used between the Sacred Valley and the highlands.
Along the way the local guide, who speaks Spanish and English, explains how the Incas built and lived here. The walk also takes in hidden viewpoints and the traditional adornments worn by camelids, and the group stays small.
Then the tour moves up to the Ollantaytambo Archaeological Site, an Inca fortress and ceremonial centre ranked among the country's most impressive. With the guide you climb past huge stone terraces, temples and old paths, hearing about the architecture and about the local traditions that carry on in the town below.
- Llama walk through the Inca streets
- Guided tour of the archaeological site
- Hidden viewpoints
Set aside around four hours. The entry ticket to the site, meals, drinks and tips are not included; the ticket also opens several other sites in the Sacred Valley and Cusco.