1. I only begin walking in front of the Inca statue located in the center of the Main Square (Plaza de Armas).

2. The map of the Incan town of Cusco, which is shaped like a puma.

3. The starting point of the Inca trails within the town.

4. The unique Sun Street, featuring a wall constructed stone by stone.

5. You will learn how to prepare the Inca’s corn beer and other drinks (Monday to Saturday).

6. The Sun Temple, also known as Qoricancha (The Temple of the Sun), which refers to the Golden Block, highlighting religion and rituals, as well as showcasing the most perfect Inca walls.

7. Inside an Inca palace (from Monday to Friday) to gain insight into the housing and planning of Inca builders.

8. A block of gigantic stones, weighing between one and six tons, fitted together to understand the techniques used by the builders.

9. The twelve-angled stone on Hatunrumiyoc Street, known for its large stones.

10. The square in the San Blas neighborhood and its fountain.

11. The best view of the Cusco valley from the San Blas viewpoint on the eastern side of the city.

12. Other hidden locations.

Jose Martinez will be waiting for you in front of the “Inca statue” in the center of Main Square (Plaza de Armas), downtown Cusco, always wearing a red “Cusco Guide” T-shirt.