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ROUTE OF THE SUN: CUSCO - PUNO

Travel the scenic Route of the Sun from Cusco to Puno, a cultural journey through the Andes. Visit ancient temples, colonial churches, and breathtaking landscapes along the way. This full-day trip blends history, nature, and tradition—connecting two of Peru’s most iconic destinations.

route of the sun cusco puno

Type of Transfer

Sightseeing Bus

route of the sun cusco puno

Category

Starts point A

Ends point B

route of the sun cusco puno

Service

Group (43 seats)

route of the sun cusco puno

Duration

10 hours

route of the sun cusco puno

Transport

Bus

route of the sun cusco puno

Schedules

Starts 6:45 am

Ends 5:30 pm

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

ROUTE FROM CUSCO TO PUNO

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6:45 AM – Departure from Cusco

Begin your journey aboard a comfortable tourist bus, heading southeast through the Andes toward Puno.

8:00 AM – Visit to Andahuaylillas Church

Explore the “Sistine Chapel of the Andes,” a stunning 17th-century church filled with baroque art and colonial charm.

10:00 AM – Stop at Raqchi (Temple of Wiracocha)

Discover the impressive ruins of Raqchi, once a major Inca ceremonial site dedicated to the god Wiracocha.

11:45 AM – Buffet Lunch in Sicuani

Enjoy a delicious Andean buffet in the town of Sicuani. Vegetarian options available (Lunch included).

1:30 PM – La Raya Pass

Reach the highest point of the route at 4,335 meters. Take in breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks and highland landscapes.

3:00 PM – Visit to Pukara Museum

Explore pre-Inca history at the Pukara Lithic Museum, featuring ancient sculptures and ceremonial artifacts.

5:30 PM – Arrival in Puno

End your journey at the shores of Lake Titicaca, ready to explore the cultural richness of southern Peru.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

ROUTE FROM PUNO TO CUSCO

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6:45 AM – Departure from Puno

Begin your journey aboard a comfortable tourist bus, heading north through the highlands toward Cusco.

8:30 AM – Visit to Pukara Museum

Explore the Pukara Lithic Museum, home to pre-Inca sculptures and ceremonial artifacts from one of the region’s oldest cultures.

10:30 AM – Stop at La Raya Pass

Reach the highest point of the route at 4,335 meters. Enjoy panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and take photos at this scenic Andean pass.

11:15 AM – Buffet Lunch in Sicuani

Enjoy a delicious Andean buffet in the town of Sicuani. Vegetarian options available (Lunch included).

1:00 PM – Visit to Raqchi (Temple of Wiracocha)

Discover the impressive Inca ruins of Raqchi, once a major ceremonial site dedicated to the creator god Wiracocha.

3:00 PM – Visit to Andahuaylillas Church

Admire the “Sistine Chapel of the Andes,” a 17th-century church filled with stunning murals, gold leaf, and baroque art.

5:30 PM – Arrival in Cusco

Conclude your journey in the historic city of Cusco, heart of the Inca Empire and gateway to Machu Picchu.

WHAT IS INCLUDED:

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Bus sightseeing transfer

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Bilingual guide English and Spanish

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Lunch

WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED:

Tour lake Titicaca

Entrance fee to Andahuaylillas Church (It can be added as additional during the booking process)

Tour lake Titicaca

Entrance fee to Raqchi site (It can be added as additional during the booking process)

Tour lake Titicaca

Entrance fee to Pucara Museum (It can be added as additional during the booking process)

PRICE
Per Person

Frecuent Questions

CHANGES, CANCELLATIONS AND REFUND POLICIES

CHANGE OF TRAVEL DATE

  • Changes will be accepted up to 24 hours prior to the scheduled date of the activity.

CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS

  • Cancellations requested at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled activity date are eligible for a full refund.

  • Cancellations made within 24 hours of the activity date are non-refundable.

  • In cases of force majeure—such as strikes, social unrest, natural disasters, or other events beyond the control of the company or the client—refunds may be issued; however, the refundable amount will be subject to evaluation based on the specific circumstances.

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