“The Cusco Plaza Saphi Hotel is located one block from the Plaza de Armas, in a colonial house of the nineteenth century, which has been restored retaining much of its traditional architecture. In it you can see the arches, columns and stone walls, an exquisite collection of colonial style.

Cusco Plaza Saphi is located within the historic center of Cusco, a few meters from the main square of Cusco. It has 49 rooms and three interior courtyards which are ideal to rest while taking a refreshing coca tea mate.”

“Cusco Native Tours was founded in 2008 with a passion for offering unique and authentic tours and treks in Cusco and throughout Peru. Our founder, Renato Auca Fuentes, is a native cusqueño of Quechua origin who started the company with a mission to use his knowledge of his ancestors to help develop the nearby native communities through tourism and create unforgettable experiences for visitors.”

“Named after the Inca site of Rimactambo, Limatambo is popularly known as Tarawasi. The site was used as a ceremonial center and a resting place for the Inca chasquis (Inca runners who delivered messages over long distances). The exceptional polygonal retaining wall, noteworthy for its 28 human-sized niches, is in itself worth the trip from Cuzco. On the wall below it, look for flower shapes and a nine-sided heart amid the patchwork of perfectly interlocking stones.”