Pisac News
October, 15, 2020
Culture Minister Alejandro Neyra on Friday announced that tourist visits to archaeological sites in Pisac will resume on October 15. During his visit to Cusco region, the minister noted that, starting October 15, tourists will be able to visit seven important archaeological sites, which constitute the cultural and historical legacy of the South American nation.
Culture Minister Alejandro Neyra on Friday announced that tourist visits to archaeological sites in Pisac will resume on October 15. During his visit to Cusco region, the minister noted that, starting October 15, tourists will be able to visit seven important archaeological sites, which constitute the cultural and historical legacy of the South American nation.
February, 7, 2020
The Decentralized Culture Directorate of Cusco (DDC) has ordered the temporary closure of Pisac Archaeological Park due to the damage caused by the overflow of Kitamayo River that affected the city, Peru's Ministry of Culture reported on Friday. The measure adopted by the DDC Cusco was communicated to travel and tourism agencies, authorized tourist guides, and the general public.
The Decentralized Culture Directorate of Cusco (DDC) has ordered the temporary closure of Pisac Archaeological Park due to the damage caused by the overflow of Kitamayo River that affected the city, Peru's Ministry of Culture reported on Friday. The measure adopted by the DDC Cusco was communicated to travel and tourism agencies, authorized tourist guides, and the general public.
July, 7, 2017
News network CNN website's travel section continues to praise and promote Peruvian landmarks, this time focusing on South-Andean Cusco region's Sacred Valley of the Incas. The article comes just days after featuring the Inca country as itsWonder List's number one gem of the month. Released on July 1, CNN's article successfully puts into words the enigmatic —and majestic— beauty of Pisac, Moray, Ollantaytambo, Chinchero and Machu Picchu, known precisely for rendering visitors speechless.
News network CNN website's travel section continues to praise and promote Peruvian landmarks, this time focusing on South-Andean Cusco region's Sacred Valley of the Incas. The article comes just days after featuring the Inca country as itsWonder List's number one gem of the month. Released on July 1, CNN's article successfully puts into words the enigmatic —and majestic— beauty of Pisac, Moray, Ollantaytambo, Chinchero and Machu Picchu, known precisely for rendering visitors speechless.
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