Top Ayacucho How to Get Around

Through the touristic circuit you can get to know the archeological complex of the wari culture, its ceramics and its city. You will also know the historical sanctuary of the Pampa de Ayacucho in Quinua where the obelisk that represents the battle of Ayacucho is located, where they achieve the independence of the Spanish viceroyalty.

See the Sacred Valley of Peru away from the crowds on this all-terrain vehicle tour. Travel from Cusco to the Sacred Valley where you’ll ride ATVs through its mountain meadows. Along the way visit Moray to see the circular terraces of its Incan archaeological site and the terraced pools of the Maras Salt Mines. Places on this small group tour are limited to 10 participants.

Because you can see the beautiful turquoise natural pools along the canyon. Likewise the small waterfalls and waterfalls of Millpu.

This hassle-free private tour takes you out to swim and relax in the turquoise pools of Millpu, with all of your transport taken care of from Ayachucho, so you don’t need to organize that separately. Your English-speaking guide will tell you all about the area you’ll be driving through and visiting, and will give you plenty of free time to explore the pools as you like.

The Qorihuillca Cracks formed by erosion and as a natural result a labyrinth of corridors lined with narrow paths, where the sunlight is minimal.

Huancaraylla Tours Peru is pleased to show the world the wonders we have in Ayacucho, such as: Millpu Turquoise Waters, Archaeological Complex of Wari and City tours in Ayacucho.

In the pampa of Ayacucho the Battle of Ayacucho was fought on December 9, 1824, with which the independence of Peru and of all America was sealed