Discover Chinchero, Moray & Salinas of Maras doing a biking tour
Description
This is a fascinating adventure travelling by bike and living a unique experience in the Andes of Peru. Ride the bike through stunning landscapes, farming fields and visit Chinchero a beautiful quechu village,Moray and the Salinas of Maras. The tour starts at 8:00 in the morning in Cusco city. You will be picked up and dropped off at your hotel.
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Itinerary
Nice quechua village founded on inca ruins and now a days called us the town of inca textils.
Beautiful local salt harbest place located in the sacred valley of incas.
Farming terraces built by the incas in the XVI century. now a days it is known us incas experimantation center.
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Important Information
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Reviews(1)
Great MTB full day Lares Pass (4300 m) fun with Ider from Aita Peru. Firstly, the entire planning and communication via WhatsApp with Hilaria from Aita Peru was excellent - Hilaria was very quick to respond and clarify all my questions and make the final MTB tour details. Secondly, Ider was an excellent guide and instructor. This was my first time doing a downhill / enduro MTB. I started very timid at altitude of 4300m seeing the steep slopes, but then Ider gave me a quick MTB instructions (quick MTB crash course) of how to handle downhill techniques slopes, stone steps, holes etc. With that, biking became really a breeze - I fully enjoyed all challenging or not sections. Also Ider took his GoPro and did clips with me - great memories to have from this day indeed. Thank you Hilaria and Ider for the great adventure full of unforgettable memories from my Lares Pass MTB biking full day tour. Cheers abd hope to see you again and do other activities with you. Will recommend you to all my friends for sure.
