Waqrapukara (from Quechua waqra ‘horn’ and pukara ‘fortress’) can be defined as a horn-shaped fortress. It was declared as Cultural Heritage of the Nation by the Ministry of Culture in July 2017. This archaeological site is located in the district of Acos, province of Acomayo and department of Cusco, near the Apurimac River at 4 300 m.a.s.l. It was built by the Qanchis nation and then conquered by the Incas. Waqrapukara is a new and recently promoted tourist attraction in Cusco located in the province of Acomayo near the Apurimac River at 4,300 masl. (14,107 ft.), south of the city of Cusco. Waqrapukara has not yet been deciphered and can be considered as a fortress, a sanctuary or an astronomical observatory. It is a structure of terraces and rooms built on the crest of one of the mountains that border the impressive Apurimac canyon, one of the two most important rivers that run parallel throughout the Cusco region. The views from there are incredibly wide. This tour will take you to a different and unusual destination, where you will enjoy the spectacular landscapes, different lagoons, chasms of the Apurimac Canyon, and also connect with nature and the energy of this amazing place.