CUSCO CITY TOUR COMPETITION

 Cusco City Tour Competition 

Win a Tour For You and a Guest 

Discover the Heart of the Inca Empire


 Hosted by Peru Travel Advice and Tours with Let’s Peru It. 

This is a skilled based competition. Only correct entries qualify for the prize draw.

Your entry includes:

✔ 1 competition entry

✔ Chance to win a tour for two people

✔ Book for your desired date (subject to availability)



ENTER NOW FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN


One winner will receive a Cusco City Tour for 2 people.

To enter you will need to answer the following question.

"Which famous Inca site in Cusco is known as the 'temple of the Sun'?"

A) Sacsayhuamán 

B) Coricancha 

C) Tambomachay 


HOW TO ENTER

1. Submit your answer to the competition question.

2. Pay the $10 competition entry fee.

3. The winner will be chosen at random from all correct entries.



ITINERARY 

10.00 am - Hotel Pick-Up Up

Meet your friendly guide and begin your Inca adventure.

10.15 am - Coricancha (Temple of the Sun)

Step inside the most sacred temple of the Inca Empire.

11.15 am - Saqsaywaman

Walk among colossal stones and enjoy breathtaking city views.

11:45 a.m - Qenqo

Discover its rock-carved altars and ceremonial passages.

12:15 p.m - Puka Pukara

Explore the ancient red-stone lookout point.

12:45 p.m - Tambomachay

Visit beautiful water fountains dedicated to Inca purification rituals.

2:00 p.m - Return to Cusco

Relax as we take you back to your hotel after an amazing half-day.

                                                                                            

ABOUT THE TOUR 

Cusco City Tour - Discover the Ancient Capital in Half a Day

Experience the magic of Cusco with a guided half-day tour that brings the Inca Empire to life. Perfect for travellers short on time but wanting to see the city’s most iconic sites, this immersive journey combines history, culture, and breathtaking scenery.

Begin with the legendary Koricancha (Temple of the Sun), once the spiritual centre of the entire Inca world. Then explore the immense stone walls of Saqsayhuamán, a masterpiece of engineering with panoramic views over the city.

Continue to the sacred ceremonial sites of Qenqo and the ancient lookout point of Puka Pukara, before finishing at Tambomachay, known as the Inca’s fountain of purification — still flowing with crystal-clear water after hundreds of years.

Guided by a professional English-speaking expert, you’ll uncover the stories, mysteries, and meanings behind each site, making this the perfect introduction to Cusco’s rich past.


WHAT'S INCLUDED 

Comfortable transport.

Professional English-speaking guide. 

All entry tickets.

Tour will be scheduled for your desired date.

One prize Cusco City Tour for 2 people.


One winner. Prize: Cusco City Tour for 2 people. Date change allowed once within 2 months. No cash alternative. $10 entry fee. Skill question required. Open to ages 18+. Closing date is the 31st January 2026. Full Terms apply.



T&Cs:

Quick Terms & Conditions (Summary) 1. Entry costs $10 USD and includes answering the competition question correctly. 2. Competition closes 31 January 2026. 3. Prize: Cusco City Tour for 2 people, valid for your chosen date (subject to availability). 4. No cancellations, but the winner may change the date once with 2 months’ notice 5. Travel, accommodation, and personal expenses are not included 6. Winner will be selected at random from all correct entries and notified by email. 7. Entry fees are non-refundable unless the competition is cancelled. 8. One valid entry per person. 9. For full Terms & Conditions, please see the T&Cs page.



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