
Incallajta Fort Day Tour
Discover one of the most important places in Tahuantinsuyo with this amazing Tour of the Incallajta fort from Cochabamba. Explore the rich Inca culture!
- 8 hours
- 1 review
- Open on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat
Explore one of the defining sites of Tahuantinsuyo with this exceptional Incallajta Fort Tour departing from Cochabamba. Immerse yourself in the profound Inca heritage!
Incallajta Fort Tour
The journey begins at 8 am with your hotel pickup, after which we will depart from Cochabamba towards the high valley. Our path will take us across the Andean plains, where we'll pass by the remarkable Angostura Lagoon, a significant artificial lake cherished by locals for recreation.
We'll then reach the Incallajta fort, one of the most iconic archaeological locations in Bolivia. Interestingly, the term "incallajta" translates to "city of the Inca." This site lies along the Inca Axis, a historical pathway linking notable areas of the Inca civilization, including Machu Picchu in Peru and Samaipata and Incallajta in Bolivia. Samaipata stood as the principal city of Collasuyo, one of the four divisions of the Inca Empire, also known as Tahuantinsuyo, before its eventual division.
During this historical exploration, you will have the opportunity to wander the ancient Inca paths and admire the well-preserved stone structures. We will visit renowned squares, courtyards, and temples, including the Kallanka, while learning about the legacy of the most formidable empire of pre-Columbian America. Toward the end of our visit, we will enjoy a delightful picnic lunch, allowing for further discovery of the archaeological site, where you can capture unforgettable moments through photography of these historical ruins.
Following our fort visit, we will wrap up the tour with our return trip to Cochabamba, arriving at your hotel by 5 pm.
Prices
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop off
- Journey by bus or minibus
- English speaking guide
- Picnic style lunch
- Tickets
Tips
- Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.



