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The Inti Raymi was the most important celebration of the Inca Empire, dedicated to the Sun God (Inti), the supreme deity of the Incas. It was held every winter solstice in the southern hemisphere (June 24) to give thanks for the harvests and ask for prosperity in the new agricultural cycle. During the ceremony, the Inca and his entourage performed offerings and rituals at Qorikancha, the Main Square, and the Sacsayhuamán esplanade, where dances, chants, and symbolic llama sacrifices took place. It was a festival of great political and religious significance, where all of Tahuantinsuyo participated, reaffirming the unity between the Inca, his people, and the gods.
Be part of history and feel the energy of the sun at its peak. Book your spot now and experience Inti Raymi 2025!
This tour begins with hotel pickup to reach the first location. The Inti Raymi festival consists of three scenes held in three locations. It starts at the Qorikancha Palace (Avenida El Sol), then moves to the Main Square of Cusco for the second part, and finally, the main scene takes place in the Sacsayhuamán plaza, three kilometers from the city, where we will travel by tourist transport.
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PRICE PER PERSON IN SHARED OR POOL SERVICE
| GRANDSTAND | ADULT | CHILDREN (Under 12 years) |
|---|---|---|
| RED | US $230.00 | US $150.00 |
| ORANGE | US $230.00 | US $150.00 |
| GREEN | US $180.00 | US $130.00 |
is the Festival of the Sun, the most important Inca celebration in honor of the Sun God. It is held every June 24 in Cusco, recreating the ancestral ceremony with rituals and dances.
The event takes place in three locations: Qorikancha (9:00 AM), Main Square (10:30 AM), and Sacsayhuamán (1:30 PM).
Yes, a ticket is required for the staging at Sacsayhuamán, which has preferential seating. In Qorikancha and the Main Square, access is free but limited.
Prices vary depending on seat location, transport, guide, lunch, and additional services.
By tourist transport or a 30-40 minute walk from Cusco’s center. Arriving early is recommended due to the high number of visitors.
Light but warm clothing (due to temperature changes), a hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, a rain poncho, and comfortable walking shoes.
Some packages include a box lunch or a restaurant meal. Food is also available around Sacsayhuamán.
Yes, but in crowded areas, it may be difficult to get good shots without a reserved seat.
Booking months in advance is recommended due to high demand and limited availability of tickets and accommodations.
We recommend visiting Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, Maras and Moray, Rainbow Mountain, and nearby archaeological sites such as Tambomachay, Pucapucara, and Qenqo.
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