Discover the Calendar of Festivities in Cusco – June 2025, an unparalleled cultural experience that immerses you in the heart of Peruvian traditions with a series of events that capture the essence of the ancient Inca empire and the vibrant contemporary culture. From ancestral rituals to gastronomic festivals, each day in June in Cusco offers a unique window into the soul of Peru.
June 1: Andean Tribute to the Earth

Offering to Pachamama – This day is celebrated with an ancestral ritual involving offerings of gratitude to Pachamama (Mother Earth). Participants, both locals and visitors, can experience traditional practices that have been part of Andean culture for centuries.
June 3: Opening of the Celebrations in Honor of San Cristóbal
Launch Ceremony of the 2025 Patron San Cristóbal Festivities – With a special ceremony dedicated to the patron San Cristóbal, this event marks the beginning of the June festivities in Cusco, filling the city with music, color, and religious fervor.
June 6: Pilgrimage and Cultural Fusion
- Pilgrimage to the Sanctuary of the Lord of Qoyllur Rit’i
- A spiritual trek to one of Peru’s most sacred sanctuaries, this pilgrimage is a deeply spiritual experience that reflects the synergy between Catholic faith and Andean beliefs.
- Grand Parade «The Meeting of the Worlds»
- A parade that celebrates the fusion of indigenous and European cultures in Peru, showcasing spectacular costumes and traditional dances in the streets of Cusco.
June 7: Chiriuchu Gastronomic Festival
Flavors of Cusco: Chiriuchu Gastronomic Festival – This festival is an opportunity to taste ‘Chiriuchu’, a typical Cusco dish that combines ingredients from various regions of Peru, celebrating the country’s culinary diversity.
June 8: Procession and Renewal
- Procession of the Cusco Corpus Christi
- This religious event showcases the sacred images of the city in a majestic procession that is both a spiritual celebration and a visual spectacle for attendees.
- Ritual and Renewal: The Q’eswachaka Bridge
- The reconstruction of an Inca bridge using ancient techniques is a powerful symbol of the connection between the past and the present, accompanied by a folkloric festival celebrating ancestral engineering.
June 10: Religious Festivities and Tribute
- Celebration of the Virgin of Carmen in Paucartambo
- A vibrant festivity distinguished by its devotion, music, and dances in honor of the Virgin of Carmen, showcasing an integral aspect of popular religiosity in the region.
- Peru’s Greeting to Cusco on its Day
- This special day is dedicated to celebrating the historical and cultural richness of Cusco, with activities highlighting its legacy as the historical capital of the Inca empire.
June 9, 12, 13, and 14: Exhibition of Typical Cusco Dances
Parades of Typical Cusco Dances – These parades are a spectacular display of the diversity and artistic talent in Cusco’s traditional dances, offering spectators an authentic and exciting cultural experience.
June 15: Culmination of the Cusco Corpus Christi
Octave of the Cusco Corpus Christi Festivity – The closing of the Corpus Christi festivities is celebrated with additional ceremonies and processions, marking the end of one of the city’s most important religious celebrations.
June 17: Light and Sound Show in the Main Square
Lights and Sound in Cusco’s Main Square – The Main Square transforms into a spectacular stage with a light and sound show that illuminates the Cusco night, creating a magical atmosphere that enchants all present.
June 18: Parade of Giant Allegories
Parade of Giant Allegories – Giant and colorful figures parade through the streets of Cusco in a display that captures the imagination of locals and visitors alike, highlighting the creativity and festive spirit of the city.
June 20 and 21: University Dances
Dances of Cusco’s Universities – Students from Cusco’s universities showcase their passion and skill in dance in this vibrant parade, highlighting youthful energy and tradition in cultural expression.
June 22: Grand Parade of the Provinces
Parade of the 13 Provinces – Greeting to Cusco – This grand parade features representations of Cusco’s 13 provinces, each showcasing their unique costumes, music, and dances in a tribute filled with pride and tradition.
June 24 – Cusco Day

Inti Raymi: The Festival of the Sun – The reenactment of the ancient Inca ceremony of Inti Raymi celebrates the winter solstice with a performance that is both an act of reverence and a fascinating spectacle, reviving Inca history before the eyes of the modern world.
Each of these events captures the vibrant essence and rich cultural heritage of Cusco, offering visitors and locals a unique way to experience the history and traditions of one of Peru’s most emblematic cities.