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Horario De Atención De Atractivos Turísticos Cusco IPERÚ Cusco HORARIO DE ATENCIÓN DE ATRACTIVOS TURÍSTICOS CUSCO Aeropuerto Velazco Astete, Cusco - Perú T (51-84) 23 7364 "FERIADO 28 Y 29 DE JULIO - FIESTAS PATRIAS" www.promperu.gob.pe HORARIO DE ATENCIÓN ACCESO PARA DISTRITO ATRACTIVO DESCRIPCIÓN DIRECCIÓN ACCESO TELÉFONO TARIFA DE ENTRADA OBSERVACIONES DISCAPACITADOS LUNES 28 MARTES 29 L-D; 06:00 - 17:00 hrs L-D; 06:00 - 17:00 hrs Machu Picchu es una impresionante (Santuario Histórico de (Santuario Histórico de ciudadela inca enclavada en una montaña. Su Cusco- Adulto nacional: S/.64.00 Machupicchu) Machupicchu) nombre traducido al español significa Santuario Histórico Santuario Historico Ollantaytambo: Bus Adulto extranjero : S/.126.00 "Montaña Vieja". También se le ha llamado 84 582030 No cuenta de Machupicchu de Machupicchu Ollantaytambo- Estudiante nacional: S/.32.00 "la Ciudad Perdida de los Incas", pues fue un No habrá atención en la No habrá atención en la Machupicchu: Tren Estudiante extranjero: S/.63.00 misterio hasta que fue descubierta por Hiram oficina de Cusco, sin oficina de Cusco, sin Bingham en 1911. embargo la oficina de embargo la oficina de Aguas Calientes atenderá Aguas Calientes atenderá con normalidad. con normalidad. El complejo abarca 33 sitios arqueológicos, de los cuales el más conocido es Saqsayhuaman, Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico la cual habría sido una construcción de de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Sacsayhuaman carácter religioso, pero por su ubicación y DRC estilo fue considerada por los españoles y cronistas como edificación militar. Qenko o "laberinto" es considerado un lugar Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico sagrado en el que se oficiaban ceremonias en de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Q´enqo honor al Sol, la Luna y las estrellas. DRC El complejo cuenta con numerosos recintos, Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico plazas interiores, acueductos, atalayas y de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Puca Pucara caminos; habría servido como tambo o sitio DRC de descanso y alojamiento Tambomachay habría cumplido una Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico importante función religiosa vinculada al agua de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Tambomachay y a la regeneración de la tierra. DRC Restos arqueológicos incaicos entre los que Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico se puede apreciar un sistema de irrigación, un de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Pisac observatorio astronómico, un reloj solar o DRC Intiwatana y andenería. Fue edificado durante la época inca como un área fortificada que incluye un templo, andenes y un sector urbano. Se pueden Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico distinguir dos sectores: uno denominado de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Ollantaytambo "Araqama Ayllu", zona vinculada al culto y la DRC religión; y el segundo "Qosqo Ayllu", conjunto dedicado a la vivienda. Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico Complejo arqueológico que se encuentra al de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Chinchero lado del templo del poblado. DRC Está conformado por 4 galerías ligeramente Incluído en el Boleto Turístico. elípticas, a las que los pobladores denominan Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico Entrada individual Adultos "muyus". La galería mayor tiene una de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Moray general s/.15.00 Estudiantes profundidad de 45 m y el promedio de altura DRC general s/.7.50 de cada andén es de 1,80 m. Está conformado por doce terrazas flanqueadas por muros de piedra Incluído en el Boleto Turístico. Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico perfectamente pulidos y enormes andenes, Entrada individual Adultos de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Tipón canales y caídas de agua ornamentales que, general s/.10.00 Estudiantes DRC con la flora del lugar, ofrecen al visitante un general s/.5.00 impresionante paisaje Ciudad preincaica cuyo apogeo se estima Incluído en el Boleto Turístico. Dirección Regional Centro Arqueológico entre los años 800 y 1100 d.C., en el período Entrada individual Adultos de Cultura Cusco - A pie , bus 84 582030 L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. L-D; 07:00 - 19:00 hrs. No cuenta de Pikillacta correspondiente al desarrollo de la general s/.10.00 Estudiantes DRC confederación regional Huari. general s/.5.00 Ubicado en la que fue la morada del Inca Garcilaso de la Vega, alberga muestras Museo Histórico culturales de la cultura Inca de gran valor, Calle Garcilaso c/ A pie 84 223245 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 9:00 a 18:00 hrs L-D; 9:00 a 18:00 hrs Si cuenta Regional muestra de ello es la exposición de restos Heladeros s/n. fúnebres de personalidades incas en gran estado de conservación. Aquí se pueden apreciar los objetos Museo de Sitio del arqueológicos hallados en la explanada de Av. Sol S/N A pie. 84 261465 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 9:00 a 17:00 hrs L-D; 9:00 a 17:00 hrs No cuenta Koricancha Qoricancha durante las excavaciones realizadas luego del terremoto del año 1950. La colección del Museo incluye cerca de 350 obras artísticas, mayormente pintura de los artistas locales de las últimas décadas, aunque también posee obras de artistas de otros países y ciudades. Su colección crece Palacio Municipal, Museo de Arte constantemente a base de donaciones. La 84 231591 - 84 Plazoleta del A pie. Incluído en el Boleto Turístico NO ATENDERÁ NO ATENDERÁ No cuenta Contemporáneo colección permanente se expone en la Sala 3 240006 Regocijo del Museo (segundo piso del Palacio Municipal) y en la Biblioteca Municipal. Las salas 1 y 2, al igual que la Capilla de San Bernardo, están destinadas a exposiciones temporales. Se exhiben piezas de arte popular de la región. El museo, fundado en 1937, cuenta entre sus fondos numerosas piezas de imaginería, cerámica, artesanía, tallas en madera y piedra, y una extensa colección de muñecas. Museo de Arte Destacan en el conjunto las máscaras de Av. Sol S/N - A pie. 84 261465 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 9:00 a 17:00 hrs L-D; 9:00 a 17:00 hrs No cuenta Popular diablos y danzas de Paucartambo. Galerías turísticas Posee también una extensa pinacoteca de arte contemporáneo con lienzos de Francisco González Gamarra, Mariano Fuentes Lira, Agustín Rivero, entre otros; y una significativa fototeca con imágenes de Martín Chambi y Vidal González Dentro del pedestal del monumento al Inca Pachacutec, diseñado por el escultor cusqueño Fausto Espinoza, está instalada una pequeña muestra de piezas arqueológicas y Monumento al Inca Ovalo Pachacuteq del arte popular. Encima del pedestal, a los A pie. 84 222071 Incluído en el Boleto Turístico L-D; 9:00 a 17:00 hrs L-D; 9:00 a 17:00 hrs No cuenta Pachacutec S/N pies de la estatua, está ubicado el mirador desde donde se abre una vista panorámica a la Avenida 28 de Julio y alrededores de la ciudad del Cusco. Las culturas que se desarrollaron en nuestro país, anteriores a la llegada de los Adultos nacionales: s/10.00 conquistadores, tienen en este recinto un Museo de Arte Plazoleta Nazarenas Estudiantes nac.: s/5.00 espacio en el que permanecen vivas, teniendo A pie. 84 233210 L-D; 8:00 a 22:00 hrs L-D; 8:00 a 22:00 hrs No cuenta Precolombino MAP 231 Adultos Extranjeros: s/20.00 la oportunidad de mantenerse latentes en el Estudiantes ext: s/10.00, tiempo y dar a conocer lo mejor de su repertorio cultural. Es uno de los más importantes y completos museos de la ciudad; pertenece a la Extranjeros: S/.10.00 Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad del Cuesta del Museo Inka A pie. 84 237380 Nacionales: S/. 5.00 L; 9:00 a 16:00 hrs Ma; 9:00 a 16:00 hrs No cuenta Cusco. Consta de una colección de piezas Almirante Locales: solo con DNI líticas, cerámicas, textiles, entre otras de la cultura inca, y culturas previas. En el museo Machu Picchu se exponen las más de 360 piezas que fueron devueltas por Adultos nacionales: s/10.00 la Universidad de Yale al Perú este año, como Estudiantes nac.: s/5.00 Museo de la Casa Calle Santa Catalina las vasijas de cerámica, contextos funerarios, A pie. 84 255535 Adultos Extranjeros: s/20.00 L-S; 9:00 a 18:00 hrs L-S; 9:00 a 18:00 hrs No cuenta Concha Ancha objetos de cantería y de metal; los mismos Estudiantes ext: s/10.00 que fueron hallados durante los trabajos de (Turistas locales con DNI) exploración de Hiram Bingham. Ahora el ciudadano común y corriente podrá divisar desde un ventanal de vidrio templado la riqueza arqueológica y arquitectónica que guarda uno de los palacios que levantó el inca Pachacútec, donde el Instituto Nacional de 84 582030/ Museo Cusicancha Calle Maruri s/n A pie.
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