Abode of the Gods Tour
Half Day
Up to 16 travelers
3,800 m / 12,467 ft
Easy
Overview
The Abode of the Gods, also known as Apukunaq Tianan, is a contemporary sculpture project carved into the rock landscape of Sencca. Its large figures draw on Andean symbols and invite conversation about how traditional imagery is reinterpreted today.
Abode of the Gods Tour: what to expect
Because the site lies close to Cusco, the visit works well as a half-day outing. The guide provides context, allows time for photographs and keeps the distinction clear between modern artistic work and archaeological heritage.
Highlights of the route
- Departure: Short drive from the city toward the rural community and sculpture site.
- Guided visit: Walk between the monumental carvings with interpretation of their artistic references.
- Return: Free time for photographs followed by the drive back to the city.
Itinerary
Departure
Cusco – Sencca
Short drive from the city toward the rural community and sculpture site.
Guided visit
Apukunaq Tianan
Walk between the monumental carvings with interpretation of their artistic references.
Return
Sencca – Cusco
Free time for photographs followed by the drive back to the city.
What's Included
- Pre-tour coordination
- Professional bilingual guide
- Round-trip tourist transport
- First-aid kit and emergency oxygen
- Small-group assistance
- Tourist entrance fees unless expressly stated
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses and tips
- Services or activities not described in the itinerary
What Should You Bring?
- Passport or ID
- Water
- Sun protection
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Warm layers
- Rain jacket or poncho
- Small amount of cash