Discover Cusco with Alberto

 Discover Cusco with Alberto – Your Local Guide to Unforgettable Adventures

Good day, travelers! 

My name is Alberto, a local tour guide and travel planner born and raised in the heart of Cusco. With years of experience sharing the magic of my homeland, I am here to make sure your journey through Peru is not just a trip, but a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

Cusco is a place of history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes—and I’ve created a selection of tours that allow you to experience it all. Whether you want to dive into Inca history, explore hidden gems, or challenge yourself with mountain treks, there’s something here for every traveler.


Cultural & City Tours

Walking Tour of Cusco – Explore the city’s cobblestone streets, plazas, and hidden corners with a local perspective.

City Tour – Visit the most important archaeological sites around Cusco, including Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, and more.

Sacred Valley Tour – Discover Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, where history and culture come alive.

South Valley Tour – A less crowded, equally fascinating route with Andahuaylillas, Tipón, and Pikillaqta.


Adventure & Nature

Morada de los Dioses on Quad Bikes – Ride through stunning landscapes to a mystical art park carved into stone.

Maras & Moray on Quad Bikes – Mix adrenaline with culture as you explore the salt mines and ancient agricultural terraces.

Seven Lagoons of Ausangate – A magical trek through turquoise alpine lakes at the foot of the sacred mountain.

Humantay Lake – Hike to one of Peru’s most beautiful glacial lakes with unforgettable mountain views.

Palcoyo Range – A colorful alternative to Rainbow Mountain with fewer crowds but equally spectacular views.

Rainbow Mountain (Vinicunca) – See the natural wonder of Peru’s “painted” mountain.


The Crown Jewel

Machu Picchu – No trip to Cusco is complete without experiencing this Wonder of the World. I’ll help make your visit smooth and memorable.


Whether you’re seeking history, adventure, or breathtaking landscapes, I’ll take care of every detail so you can focus on enjoying your journey.

For more information, feel free to message me directly or contact me: 

WhatsApp: +51 916056213

It will be my pleasure to be part of your next adventure in Cusco.

Kind regards,

Alberto – Your Cusco Travel Guide



                                  
   



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