Cusco Things to Do Tips by 25yearold

Here you will taste great food with very cheep prices. You will also get to know peruvian day to day life.
You will meet loooooooots of friendly people.
I am also from Southamerica and I know lots of places and people in this continent. Peruvians are the most hardworking and polite people I met.

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Address: Passing the Great Gate
Directions: Everybody knows the Market. Just ask to locals for this place.

You must save some time to walk trought the streets of Cusco. All houses are half Incas and half Spanish. That is why all wals are made of this amazing stones placed perfectly without any glue in between. Streets go up and down and the view is amazing.
Plase dont go back home without a sunny afternoon walk in Cusco.

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You would never imagine locals are so polite and hardworking. They actually love their airtcrafts. They dont just do them for money like in other touristic spots in latinamerica.
I am a spanish speaker so I have the chance to talk to this people and they were very interested in my opinion about their work. They were also willing to know about my country.
Children are also very polite and friendly...
Believe me... this people actually love their way of living and their Inca culture.

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Address: A tour will take you there after visiting Oyanta

Incas thought that hard work was a good way of living. That is how they built this terraces in the mountains. They wanted to use everything that Pacha Mama gave to them.
They didnt just work flat land... DONT MISS THIS SPOT! Beautifull scenery and incredible lesson about Incas cosmovision.

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Address: A tour takes you there from Cusco