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ATV Tour
Morada de
los Dioses
What is Morada de los Dioses, exactly?
Worth clarifying upfront: Morada de los Dioses — also called Apukunaq Tianan in Quechua — isn’t an Inca archaeological site. It’s a striking, large-scale collection of sculptures carved directly into the bedrock outside Cusco, created by local Cusqueño artist Michel Monteagudo, depicting Andean deities like the Pachamama, the Puma, and the Condor.
We think that’s worth celebrating on its own terms rather than dressing it up as something it isn’t. It’s a genuinely impressive piece of contemporary Andean art rooted in centuries-old cosmovision — carved into real stone, at real scale (some pieces reach several meters high) — and it makes for one of the most photogenic short outings near Cusco. If you’re looking for genuine Inca ruins, sites like Moray or Ollantaytambo are the better fit; if you want a striking, art-meets-culture experience with an easy ATV ride attached, this is it.
01234 h
Solid = shortest, hatched = longest. The rest of the 3–4 hours is transfers, practice and the visit to the sculptures.
Great fit if you
- Just arrived in Cusco and want an easy, low-altitude-risk activity to start acclimatizing
- Have a half day free and want something different from the standard ruins circuit
- Are into photography — this site is built for it
Tour highlights
Short, scenic ATV ride through the Sencca/Tica Tica area outside Cusco
Guided visit to the monumental stone sculptures at Morada de los Dioses
Easy pace — one of the least physically demanding tours in our catalog
Multiple daily departure times, flexible for your schedule
Itinerary — hour by hour
Cusco → Sencca / Tica Tica → Morada de los Dioses → CuscoTotal tour time: approximately 3–4 hours depending on departure slot and traffic.
Pricing & what’s included
✅ Included
- Transport to/from the meeting point or hotel (city center)
- ATV rental and fuel
- Safety briefing and equipment
- Bilingual guide
- Entrance fee to Morada de los Dioses
❌ Not included
- Tips for guide and driver
- Snacks/water (bring your own)
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Manageable, even on day one.
At around 3,850 m, this is similar to or slightly above Cusco’s own altitude — manageable for most travelers even on their first or second day.
The ride itself is not physically demanding.
It’s a great candidate for an easy first ATV experience if you’ve never ridden one before.
No prior ATV experience is required — every tour includes a safety briefing and short practice session.
👉 Read article: “Altitude Sickness and ATV Tours: What First-Timers Should Know”
Best time to go
- Year-round: Runs year-round.
- April–October (dry season): Offers the most stable weather.
- November–March (rainy season): Still workable, but bring a waterproof layer.
👉 Read article: “Best Time to Visit Cusco: A Month-by-Month Guide”
What to bring
- Comfortable, closed-toe shoes
- Light layers, windbreaker
- Sunglasses, sunscreen, hat
- Camera (this site is highly photogenic)
- Passport/ID
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Frequently asked questions
What is Morada de los Dioses?
A collection of large-scale stone sculptures depicting Andean deities, carved by local artist Michel Monteagudo outside Cusco. It’s a contemporary cultural attraction, not an Inca archaeological site.
Is this tour good for a first day in Cusco?
Yes — the altitude is manageable and the ride isn’t physically demanding, making it a good low-risk introduction to ATV touring while you acclimatize.
How far is Morada de los Dioses from Cusco?
Roughly 8–13 km, about 25–30 minutes by road from the city center.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, no prior ATV experience is required — every tour includes a safety briefing and short practice session.
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