Tours and Tickets to Experience Pisac Indian Market

There are plenty of ways to experience Pisac Indian Market. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• 2-Day Tour: Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu by Train

• 6-Days Exploring Cusco, Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu

• Tour Sacred Valley & Maras—Moray With Buffet Lunch

• Combo Sacred Valley, Pisac, Moray, Salt Mines, and Ollantaytambo

• Sacred Valley tour full day from Cusco (Small Group)

It’s free to visit Pisac Indian Market, as it’s a public collection of stalls. However, Sacred Valley sightseeing tours offer a convenient way to combine the market with other nearby attractions in Moray and Maras. Full-day tours from Cusco start from US$49, while 2-day tours that also visit Machu Picchu cost from US$469.

Pisac Indian Market is one of the best places in Peru to shop for artisan and traditional souvenirs. You’ll see a wealth of rainbow-colored textiles, warm clothing made from alpaca wool, hand-painted ceramics, and silver jewelry. It’s also a great place to try street food such as empanadas and tamales, and fresh juices featuring Andean ingredients.

Yes, haggling is acceptable at the Pisac Indian Market. However, be sure to offer prices that are respectful of the work that vendors put into their creative wares, as many of their techniques date back to Inca times and are a cherished part of local culture. Cash is king at this market, so bring small denominations.

Yes, you can take photos at the Pisac Indian Market. However, if you want to take photos of specific stalls and vendors, be sure to ask their permission first. Expect to donate around one Peruvian sole for each of the people you photograph, so bring coins if you’re planning to capture portraits.

Yes, thanks to its prime location among the Andean highlands of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Pisac Indian Market is close to several top Inca attractions. The nearest is the Pisac Archeological Park, a former Inca citadel and religious center famous for its ancient terraces and aqueducts, and stunning mountain backdrop.