Price per person:
US$ 24.00 per person.
If you cancel your reservation up to 48 hours before the start of the activity, we will refund you 100% of the reservation payment. No refunds will be issued on cancellation requests received after the indicated anticipation.
You can reschedule your booking without any additional cost until 48 hours before the beginning of the activiity.
Gaze at the constellations and planets through telescopes and learn more about Inca astronomical knowledge at the Cusco planetarium.
Price per person:
US$ 24.00 per person.
Times:
Duration:
2 hours and 20 minutes.
Meeting Point:
Pileta central en Plaza Regocijo.
Included:
shared transport, astronomical talk, constellations projection, telescope observation and guide (Spanish or English).
What to bring:
warm clothing.
Weather:
In case of suspension for weather conditions, we will refund 100% of your payment.
subject to weather conditions.
Not included:
pickup and drop off at your accommodation (urban area).
Restrictions:
minimum age required of 7 years old.
Cancellation and rescheduling policy:
48 hours.
If you cancel your reservation up to 48 hours before the start of the activity, we will refund you 100% of the reservation payment. No refunds will be issued on cancellation requests received after the indicated anticipation.
Price
We will gather in the Regocijo Square, in Cusco's downtown, to take the vehicle that will take us to the ecological reservation of Llaullipata, very close to the ruins of Sacsayhuamán. There, in the planetarium rooms, we will have an introduction talk about quechua astronomy, in which we will receive information about the Andean man and the cosmos. Then, we will go to the dome where a virtual projection of the sky is made, in which we will be able to identify the quechua constellations, very different to the ones identified by today's men. Finally, there is a telescope observation that will be made if the weather conditions of the moment allow it. If the sky is clear, we will identify the quechua constellations, and celestial objects of the universe that are not visible with the naked eye. Once ended the observation, we will begin our return to Cusco's downtown.