Discover a different side of Cusco with this half-day tour to Morada de los Dioses and Area 21, a fascinating mix of ancient symbolism, colonial engineering, and immersive cultural experiences. This trip offers a powerful blend of art, mythology, and local heritage just outside the city.
Your journey begins with a visit to the Colonial Aqueduct Fortress, a remarkable structure showcasing the engineering talents of early colonial builders. Learn about its historical role in the region and appreciate its unique architectural design before continuing into the hills surrounding Cusco.
We then head to the breathtaking Morada de los Dioses
—known locally as Apukunaq Tianan. This sculpture park features monumental stone carvings of Andean deities, guardians, and mythological figures, all masterfully etched into the natural rock. As you walk among these towering representations of ancient power, you’ll gain insights into the spiritual beliefs that shaped Andean civilization while enjoying panoramic views of the Sacred Valley.
Next, you’ll experience Area 21, a modern theme park focused on Andean culture, astronomy, and biodiversity. This hands-on space is designed to educate and entertain, especially great for travelers curious about Peru’s past, present, and future. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, or with kids, this stop adds an engaging and futuristic twist to your cultural adventure.
Why Choose This Tour?
- Ideal half-day tour close to Cusco
- Visit large-scale sculptures inspired by Andean gods
- Combine pre-Columbian, colonial, and modern themes in one itinerary
- Great for travelers interested in art, mythology, or unique photo opportunities
- Includes access to the interactive and family-friendly Area 21 park
