[2025 Cusco Attraction] Travel Guide for Cusco Cathedral (Updated Jun)

#Overseas travel Overseas travel ⭐️Cusco Cathedral⭐️ in Cusco, Peru is a cathedral built in the 16th and 17th centuries. Inside this cathedral, there are many works painted during the colonial period, so it is a cathedral with high historical value. If you want to see the cultural heritage of Latin America, I highly recommend visiting. 🎯Cusco 08002 Peru #Cusco #CuscoCathedral #CuscoTravel #PeruTravel

I came to the Cathedral in Cusco, Peru. You can't take photos inside this cathedral, but you can enter for free. However, you must wear long pants to enter, so be careful if you're wearing a skirt or shorts. It's located in the Plaza de Armas, the tourist center of Cusco, and it's always crowded with people. It's a lot of fun to take photos holding an alpaca, watch locals dancing, and see vendors. It's very beautiful at night when it's lit up. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/mJuNZHj4Gm27NtbG9 #0yentrip

💡9 days across Peru's three geographical zones (Coast/Highland/Rainforest), a dual pilgrimage to the Inca Trail and Earth's Lungs! 🛬[Itinerary] Day 1: Arrive in Lima✈→Check in at Miraflores seaside area (Maury Hotel recommended for jet lag recovery) Day 2: Lima Old Town: San Francisco Monastery (Catacombs) → Larco Museum (Erotic Pottery Collection) Day 3: Lima✈Cusco (1.5h) → Plaza de Armas → Cusco Cathedral → Sacsayhuaman Fortress (sunset viewpoint) Day 4: Sacred Valley Salt Ponds (Maras) → Moray Terraces → Check in at Aguas Calientes (choose Belmond Hotel for complimentary hot springs) Day 5: Full-day Machu Picchu tour (take first bus up to avoid crowds) → Cusco✈Lima (choose left side seats for Andes views on night flight) Day 6: Lima✈Iquitos → Rainforest lodge (canoe trip to see pink dolphins) Day 7: Canopy walkway for bird watching → Night caiman spotting (headlamp essential!) Day 8: Visit Yagua tribal village → Return to Lima airport for departure ⛺[Must-visit Sites] 1️⃣ Machu Picchu Sun Gate: Photograph the ruins in morning mist, book entrance + bus tickets 1 month in advance 2️⃣ Sacred Valley Salt Ponds: Earth's palette of 3,000 mirror-like salt pools (pink salt souvenirs available) 3️⃣ Sacsayhuaman Fortress: 200-ton stones fit perfectly, more impressive during June Sun Festival 4️⃣ Amazon Canopy Walk: Bird's eye view of rainforest's 9-layer ecosystem from 40m high 5️⃣ Larco Museum: Pre-Columbian gold gallery + History of Peruvian peppers exhibition 🍩[Must-try Food] 🔸Lima: Central Restaurant (World's Top 2, ingredients from -10m to 4,000m altitude) 🔸Cusco: Chicha's roasted guinea pig (Cuy Chactado with Andean potatoes, for adventurous eaters) 🔸Aguas Calientes: Toto's House (quinoa with alpaca stew, watch trains pass through clouds) 🔸Rainforest: Juane rice wrapped in palm leaves (jungle meal with chicken + olives + egg) 🔸Must-try drinks: Pisco Sour (national drink) & Chicha purple corn juice 🏨[Accommodation Guide] ✔️Cusco: Palacio del Inka (16th century Incan stone walls, oxygen-enriched rooms for altitude sickness) ✔️Aguas Calientes: Belmond Sanctuary Lodge (only hotel at Machu Picchu entrance) ✔️Rainforest: Ceiba Tops (all-inclusive eco-lodge, pool facing Amazon River) ✔️Lima: Barranco district art guesthouses (like Casa Republica) 🚌[Transportation Guide] ✈ Flight tips: Choose morning flights from Lima→Cusco to reduce altitude sickness Rainforest flights have 15kg/person weight limit, pack light 🚞 Train recommendation: Choose Belmond Hiram Bingham train from Cusco→Aguas Calientes (includes observation car + Peruvian dance shows) 🛶 Rainforest transport: 2-hour boat ride from Iquitos airport to lodge, wear waterproof shoes 🧡[TIPS] ❶ Cusco altitude: 3,400m, avoid showering/intense exercise on first day, drink coca tea for altitude sickness ❷ Rainforest gear: Quick-dry long sleeves and pants + waterproof boots + binoculars (buy ant-proof pants on Taobao in advance) ❸ Machu Picchu prohibits selfie sticks/drones, passport required for entry verification ❹ Watch belongings in Lima Old Town, secure camera strap around wrist to prevent theft

Peru 🇵🇪 Cusco Essential Attractions + Detailed Photo Spot Guide Cusco was the capital of the ancient Inca Empire, and it also has Baroque-style palaces and churches. The fusion of Inca and European cultures makes Cusco even more mysterious. The architecture has a Toledo feel, but with more of the Inca civilization's atmosphere. It is recommended to spend 1 day in Cusco. As a transit point to Machu Picchu, one day for Cusco is enough. ✈️ Airplane: Lima - Cusco (1.5h 💰310) It is recommended to bring a backpack, as baggage check-in fees are doubled. 🎈 The tour route starts from the Plaza de Armas. 🎈 Climb all the way up to the viewing platform. 1️⃣ Church of the Society of Jesus: A Catholic church located in the Plaza de Armas. You can enter and visit for 💰40. Taking a photo from the other side of the street is a great photo spot. 2️⃣ Cusco Cathedral: Located directly opposite the Plaza de Armas, with many steps. In the afternoon, when the sun shines, sitting on the steps and taking pictures is great 📸 3️⃣ Ancient Inca Wall and Twelve-Sided Inca Stone: A well-preserved ancient Inca wall where you can take photos. 4️⃣ Templo del San Blas: A Catholic church that seems to be currently closed, but the church square is quite beautiful, and the nearby streets are also very distinctive, making it a great place to take pictures. 5️⃣ San Blas View Point: Here, you can overlook the entire Cusco. It is recommended to come in the evening to capture the sunset + the lights of thousands of homes. However, you need to climb a long, long flight of stairs ‼️ 🍛 Dinner: Cuzmo Sushi, serving sushi 🍣, the taste is very good, and the service is excellent, 💰200 🏨 Hotel: Hilton Garden Inn Cusco, the hotel is on the mountain, so you must take a taxi to get around, but everything else is fine, 💰560 Tips: 1. Lima has terrible traffic, so try to leave early for the airport in the morning; 2. Cusco has an altitude of 3,500m, so you may experience altitude sickness; 3. Using Soles in Cusco is more cost-effective; 4. Souvenirs in Cusco are cheaper than in Lima, so you can buy them here; 5. You can buy the cloak for Machu Picchu in Cusco; 6. Bargain down to half price; 7. It is convenient and easy to book a tour to Machu Picchu directly in Cusco ❤️.

Planning to visit Peru during Chinese New Year? Check out this 6-day travel guide! This carefully planned itinerary will take you on a journey through Peru, where you can experience the mysterious Inca culture and make your trip even more exciting! -- Route suggestions: Day 1: Depart from your home city 🛫 and arrive in Cusco to begin your mysterious journey through Peru! 🌄 Day 2: Explore the ancient ruins of the Sacred Valley 🏛, then head to the Moray Terraces to experience the combination of nature and human wisdom. 🌾 Day 3: Visit the World Heritage Site of Machu Picchu and marvel at the magnificence and mystery of ancient civilizations. 🏰 Day 4: Visit the Temple of the Sun 🌞 and feel the power of faith; then visit the Cusco Cathedral to appreciate the weight of history; finally, visit Sacsayhuaman to explore the ancient stone fortress. 🏛 Day 5: Climb Rainbow Mountain 🌈 and enjoy the breathtaking natural scenery and the fun of hiking. Day 6: End your wonderful journey through Peru and depart from Cusco Airport to return home 🛬 with lots of memories and experiences! 🌟 -- Travel essentials: Peru travel packing list 🧳 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Peru's voltage is different. 🪪 Prepare your passport and visa to pass through customs smoothly. 👕 Bring short sleeves and a jacket, as the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so keep warm. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to take photos and share the beautiful scenery at any time. -- Come to Peru to explore the traces of the Inca civilization and enjoy the South American style. Let's embark on this mysterious journey together!

Explore Peru in winter with this 6-day itinerary! It's super practical and will take you to the mysterious places of South America. Don't miss it! . Peru, a treasure country in the west of South America🌎, is bordered by Ecuador to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the west. It is the birthplace of the ancient Inca civilization, and the ruins of Machu Picchu tell the vicissitudes of history🏺. Here, people call it the granary of corn! . 🛫Itinerary: DAY 1: Lima ✨Arrive in Lima, transfer to the hotel, and rest to adjust to the time difference. DAY 2: Lima City Tour 🏛️Plaza San Martin - Plaza de Armas - Government Palace - Gold Museum 🎭Visit the historic center of Lima and experience the fusion of ancient civilization and modern city. DAY 3: Pisco - Lima 🐦Accompanied by a Chinese guide, go to the Ballestas Islands to see the spectacular seabird habitat. 🌊Enjoy the natural beauty of the seaside and leave unforgettable memories. DAY 4: Cusco City Tour 🌞Temple of the Sun - Cusco Cathedral - Plaza de Armas - Sacsayhuaman 🏞️Explore the cultural heritage of Cusco and experience the ancient Inca civilization. DAY 5: Machu Picchu 🏔️Visit the Machu Picchu ruins all day and admire the magnificence and mystery of the World Heritage Site. 📸Take beautiful photos and leave eternal memories. DAY 6: Cusco - Lima 🛬Transfer to the airport and end your wonderful trip to Peru. Go home with full memories.🌟 . Travel tips: 🛫 Airport transportation: Choose the Airport Express bus, which is convenient and affordable, and goes directly to the city center. 📇 Visa information: Remember to apply for a Peruvian visa in advance to start your South American adventure! 💱 Exchange rate: RMB to Peruvian Sol, check locally for a better deal! 🎁 Specialty prices: Peruvian black maca and handicrafts are affordable, so don't miss them! . A trip to Peru, where you can experience the ancient Inca civilization and magnificent natural scenery, will definitely give you an unforgettable journey!🌄✨

Cusco Cathedral is the main building in Plaza de Armas! All the buildings surrounding the square are beautiful, but this one is particularly impressive. There are many restaurants in front of this building, so enjoy the view from the second floor! #0yentravelautumn

Cusco, once the capital of the Inca Empire, is a city rich in history, culture, and stunning architecture. Nestled in the Peruvian Andes, Cusco serves as the gateway to the Sacred Valley and the world-famous Machu Picchu. Its blend of Incan and colonial heritage makes it a captivating destination for history enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Historical Treasures: Explore the heart of Cusco at the Plaza de Armas, where you’ll find the impressive Cusco Cathedral and the Church of the Society of Jesus. The Qorikancha, or Temple of the Sun, showcases the incredible stonework of the Incas and is partially built into the walls of the Santo Domingo Convent. Cultural Riches: Visit the San Pedro Market for a vibrant local experience, where you can sample traditional foods, buy handcrafted goods, and immerse yourself in the daily life of Cusco’s residents. The Museo Inka offers a comprehensive look at the history and culture of the Inca civilization. Cusco’s narrow cobblestone streets and steep stairways lead to charming neighborhoods like San Blas, known for its artisan workshops, galleries, and cafes. The neighborhood’s main square, Plaza San Blas, is a great place to relax and enjoy local music and street performances. #CaptivatingCusco #AncientAndeanCity #HistoricalTreasures #AdventureAwaits #ExplorePeru #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides