Explore the Plaza de Armas itself, the main square in Cusco, surrounded by colonial arcades lined with cafes and shops. Look for traditional artisans selling souvenirs along Portal de Panes.

Visit the Qorikancha Temple, located on Calle Santo Domingo, renowned for its Inca stonework beneath colonial structures. Allocate time to read the plaques explaining its significance.

Tour the Cusco Cathedral on Plaza de Armas, noting the massive altar and colonial religious art. Consider climbing to the rooftop for a panoramic view of Cusco at sunset.

Experience this ancient Inca water temple famous for its aqueducts and fountains. It lies a short taxi ride from Qenqo and offers a quiet, scenic stop with easy walking trails.

Located near the Plaza de Armas, the Inca Museum offers deep insights into Inca culture and artifacts. Spend your morning exploring detailed exhibits on the Inca civilization and their history.

Just a few blocks from the Inca Museum, this museum hosts impressive pre-Columbian art collections. It is worth a visit to appreciate the region's diverse indigenous art before heading to the market.

This bustling market in the San Pedro neighborhood is perfect for browsing local produce, crafts and sampling street food. Look for fresh fruit juices and handmade textiles as souvenirs.

Start early from Cusco city center heading to Soraypampa, the trailhead for Humantay Lake hike. Dress warmly and bring water, trekking poles can help. The scenic hike rewards you with turquoise glacier waters and Andean views.

Take a taxi or local colectivo up to San Blas neighborhood for panoramic views at Cristo Blanco. Walk around the area to photograph Cusco's rooftops against the sunset sky.