We will take half a day to discover one of the most fascinating and picturesque towns in the entire Sacred Valley of the Incas: Chinchero.

We will visit the Parwa cultural centre to learn about its traditional fabrics and the symbolism contained in its designs and colours. We will have the opportunity to appreciate the textile process of each piece, the elements used, the method of obtaining natural dyes and the weaving techniques that are passed from generation to generation.

We will also arrive at the archaeological complex of Chinchero, one of the most impressive in the area that during the Tahuantinsuyo, was an agricultural and livestock centre, with terraces and aqueducts. Nearby, we will see the exterior of the Nuestra Señora de Monserrat church, built in 1607 on top of the old Inca palace and which today is an example of the confluence of Andean and Spanish culture during the Viceroyalty, especially in the artistic aspect of its decoration.