What you visit
According to the listing, first Tipón, an Inca archaeological complex where water was worshipped. Then Pikillacta, a pre-Inca site known for the stucco on its walls. The last stop is Andahuaylillas, a traditional village with a chapel known as the Sistine Chapel of the Americas for the frescoes on its walls and ceilings. There are about 30 free minutes in Saylla for a snack or drink.
What is and isn't included
It includes hotel pickup, the return to central Cusco, bus transport and a guide in English and Spanish. Food and drinks are not included, nor is admission to Tipón, Pikillacta and Andahuaylillas. Pickup is only from hotels in the center; if you stay outside it, the listing says they contact you to arrange a meeting point.
Cusco Tourist Ticket
The listing mentions that the Cusco Tourist Ticket gives access to attractions in and around the city, in several versions. If you plan to buy it for other visits, read its guide to see which one suits you.
Who it is for
For anyone who has already seen central Cusco and wants a half-day trip to a valley less known than the Sacred Valley. For the other valley, see the Sacred Valley guide.