Highlights
- Step into Abode of the Gods, goblin valleys, wetlands, and Ents Park where Andean myths, carved figures, and raw landscapes blend in one route.
- Start with hotel pickup in Cusco, then ride in tourist transport toward the stop at Abode of the Gods, where rock carvings introduce the day's theme.
- Tour Abode of the Gods, Valley of the Goblins, Huasao Wetland, and Ents Park with entry, a bilingual guide, oxygen, first-aid, and assistance included.
- Pose by stone giants at Abode of the Gods, wander through goblin figures and tree-like Ents, and stroll Huasao Wetland for calm paths and photo stops.
Your Experience
Your experience
Explore Cusco's Valley of the Goblins, Huasao Wetland, Ents Park, and Abode of the Gods on a guided tour with hotel pickup.
Getting started
Begin with hotel pickup in Cusco and board the tourist transportation for your outing. After a short introduction to your professional bilingual guide, you travel out of the city toward the first stop. Your guide outlines the route that links the Valley of the Goblins, Huasao Wetland, Ents Park, and the Abode of the Gods, along with basic safety information.
What to expect
Valley of the Goblins
This first stop introduces you to one of Cusco's more unusual attractions, the Valley of the Goblins. Here, fantasy-inspired figures and forms create an otherworldly landscape away from the historic center.
Features
- With your entry to Valley of the Goblins included, you follow your professional bilingual guide among the mysterious shapes and unique figures that give this place its name, pausing at the most photogenic spots.
- Commentary from your guide connects Andean legends with the fantasy-inspired creations you see, helping you frame creative photos and understand how this valley fits into Cusco's more unconventional attractions.
- Assistance during visits is available throughout this stop, and oxygen for emergencies plus basic first-aid equipment are on hand if needed.
Huasao Wetland
Next, you continue by tourist transportation to the Huasao Wetland, a quieter natural area that combines marshy landscapes with artistic interventions. It offers a contrast to Cusco's urban streets and highland ruins.
Features
- Your entry to Huasao Wetland allows you to walk through peaceful landscapes surrounded by water, vegetation, and scattered artistic sculptures that invite close-up viewing and photography.
- The professional bilingual guide points out notable figures and viewpoints, explaining how the wetland blends nature, art, and local storytelling for a different side of Cusco.
- Assistance during visits continues here, supported by oxygen for emergencies and basic first-aid equipment carried as part of the tour.
Ents Park
The route then brings you to Ents Park, a space filled with towering figures inspired by mythical creatures and fantasy characters. It is designed as a playful, photo-ready setting.
Features
- With entry to Ents Park included, you spend time among impressive giant figures that evoke tree-like beings and other fantasy characters, ideal for distinctive photos.
- Your professional bilingual guide highlights specific sculptures, shares the references behind them, and suggests angles to capture Cusco's surrounding scenery together with the figures.
- Assistance during visits is available here as well, and oxygen for emergencies plus basic first-aid equipment remain part of the support throughout the stop.
Abode of the Gods (Apukunaq Tiyanan)
The final major stop is the Abode of the Gods, also known as Apukunaq Tiyanan, located in the hills outside Cusco. This open-air site is known for its large-scale stone carvings that reference Andean divinities and symbols.
Features
- Your entry to Abode of the Gods gives you access to giant stone sculptures carved into rock faces, where you can walk between monumental figures and look back toward the Cusco landscape.
- A professional bilingual guide interprets key carvings at Apukunaq Tiyanan, linking them to Andean culture, local legends, and the broader theme of gods and nature that runs through the day's route.
- During this final visit, you continue to benefit from assistance during visits, supported by oxygen for emergencies and basic first-aid equipment, before returning by tourist transportation to Cusco.
Wrapping up
After the Abode of the Gods, the tourist transportation brings you back to Cusco, where the guided portion ends and you can continue your day on your own. Food and drinks, as well as any services not mentioned in the program, are not included, so you are free to choose where and how to round off your outing.
Inclusions & Exclusions
- Entry to Valley of the Goblins
- Entry to Huasao Wetland
- Entry to Ents Park
- Entry to Abode of the Gods
- Professional bilingual guide
- Hotel pickup in Cusco and tourist transportation
- Oxygen for emergencies and basic first-aid equipment
- Assistance during visits
- Food and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Services not mentioned in the program
This product offers multiple ticket options. Some items above (like transfers or fast-track access) may only apply to specific options — confirm what's included when you select yours.
Ticket Delivery
- Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
- Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
- Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.
Frequently asked questions
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