This site is amazing to see! There is an entrance to a cave where you can see a throne/sacrificing stone and some cool passageways through the rock. Highly recommended day trip from Cusco but best to combine it with the other sites nearby. You can...More

I was in a tour right there, our guide gave us a good info but the place was very busy, you cannot walk around, I recommend to go by your own and during the day.

It is amazing how this old people respect to the nature, they only carved the natural formation of the mother earth,

I saw this place as part of a horse back riding tour, it is small inca site but very interesting, I was in the morning and we saw just a few people walking there, the guide told me that in the afternoon is very crowded,...More

There is not loads to see but it’s still worth stopping by. There were very few other people there at the same time and I enjoyed being in the cavern or crack in the rock that was used as a temple.

Fairly small site overlooking Cusco and included in the Boleto turistico, Q'enqo was the final Incan site that we stopped at during our tour. Less well kept than many of the places we stopped, it was fairly crowded the morning we visited. Walking into the...More

We visited Qenqo as a stop on the way back into Cusco and found it to be a bit underwhelming. We walked throughout the entire grounds in about 15-20 minutes. We received a brief explanation of what the site was used for, which was interesting,...More