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Horseback Riding Tour in Cusco: Embark on a Tour to the Mysterious Devil's Balcony
Horseback riding in Cusco
Half Day Tour: Adventure and History Min: 1 person
With the tour Horseback Riding in Cusco or “Horseback riding in the Devil’s Balcony”, you can live with nature, using the horse to move, it is less tiring and it is usually easier to travel through the Devil’s Balcony and the Temple of the Moon.
TEMPLE OF THE MOON, is located in the archaeological park of Sacsayhuaman. They are very strange constructions, some caverns, a type of altar and surfaces of the rocks that are strongly vitrified.
EL BALCON DEL DIABLO, is an archaeological site near Sacsayhuaman) called Balcon del Diablo, although the original name in Quechua is Chakan (bridge). This place is connected to the ancient Inca road that linked Cusco to Huchuy Qosqo. The so-called Devil’s Balcony is hanging on a huge vertical wall and is accessed through a chasm of easy access, at his feet circulates the river Chakán. This balcony or window is triangular in shape and has a wide natural space.
This activity “Horseback Riding” is done near the city of Cusco, many travelers visit Cusco in order to make the tour to Machu Picchu as Cusco is the entry point to the Sacred Valley of the Incas and therefore to Machu Picchu, we recommend you to take advantage if you have free days in Cusco to make the horseback riding in the balcony of the devil.
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GROUP SERVICE TOURHorseback riding in the Devil’s Balcony PRICE PER PERSON Minimum 02 people | |
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Some tours are designed to be beginner-friendly, with well-trained horses and guides who can provide basic instruction.
Group size can vary, from private tours to larger groups of 10 or more.
Dry seasons are generally the most recommended for this type of outdoor activi
The Devil’s Balcony is located approximately an hour and a half’s walk from the archaeological site of Sacsayhuaman and is at an elevation of about 3750 metres above sea level. This place offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding area.
If you are considering a tour to high altitudes such as the Temple of the Moon (3700m) and the Devil’s Balcony (37500m), it is vital to acclimatise beforehand to avoid altitude sickness. Altitude sickness can affect anyone, regardless of their physical condition, and can be serious if left untreated. Common symptoms are headaches, nausea and exhaustion. It is advisable to spend a few days at a lower elevation, such as Cusco, to adjust. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol and tobacco, and consult a doctor if considering acclimatisation medication. If you experience symptoms, descend to a lower altitude and seek medical attention.
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