Wonderful Peru Holiday

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    • Inclusions

      • 2 night stay in Lima at a 4 Star Hotel
      • 1 night stay in Arequipa at  4 Star Hotel
      • 2 night stay in Colca
      • 2 night stay in Puno
      • 2 night stay in Cusco at a 4 Star Hotel
      • 1 night stay in Sacred Valley
      • 1 night stay in Aguas Calientes at a 4 Star Hotel
      • 1 night stay in Cusco at a 4 Star Hotel

      • Flight from Lima to Arequipa
      • Flight from Cusco to Lima

      • Local Representations

      • 12 Breakfasts
      • 8 Lunches

      • Airport transfers
      • Coach from Arequipa to Colca
      • Coach from Colca to Puno
      • Coach from Puno to Cusco
      • Coach from Sacred Valley to Aguas Calientes
      • Coach from Aguas Calientes to Cusco
      • Train from Cusco to Sacred Valley


      • Larco Museum and a comprehensive city tour in Lima
      • Arequipa City Tour
      • Monastery Of Santa Catalina
      • Condors flying over the canyon
      • Visit Achoma and Yanque
      • Visit Ocolle lookout to admire the Amphitheatre
      • Explore the Uyo Uyo archaeological site
      • Visit Uros & Taquile
      • Cusco City Tour And Archaeological Sites
      • Experience the Sacred Valley by touring Chinchero, the Living Museum of Yucay, and Ollantaytambo
      • Inca Trail
      • Explore Machu Picchu.

    Itinerary

    Day 1

    day 1 Arrive Lima

    Upon your arrival at Lima airport, we will organize a smooth and comfortable transfer to transport you to your hotel. Experience the convenience and comfort of this transportation service, enabling you to unwind and get ready for your delightful stay in the enchanting city of Lima.
    Overnight in Lima

    Day 2

    day 2 Lima – Larco Museum & City Tour

    Embark on a cultural odyssey through Lima's UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site, beginning your day with a delightful breakfast at the hotel. Dive into the rich history and architectural marvels of this enchanting city by visiting the Larco Museum in the traditional Pueblo Libre district. Housed in a meticulously restored viceregal mansion, built atop a pre-Columbian pyramid, the museum proudly exhibits the world's most comprehensive collection of pre-Hispanic gold and silver artifacts, along with intriguing pieces of erotic art.
    Next, explore Casa Aliaga, a colonial mansion bestowed in 1535 by conquistador Francisco Pizarro upon Jeronimo de Aliaga, preserving its ownership within the same family for centuries. Immerse yourself in the historical significance and architectural allure of this exceptional residence. Extend your journey with a picturesque tour of the colonial downtown area, emanating from the Main Square. Marvel at the grandiose architecture that reflects the opulence of the Spanish Empire, and be mesmerized by Lima's Cathedral, a monumental structure erected over more than 80 years in the 16th century. Wrap up your enriching expedition with a comfortable transfer back to the hotel, where you can contemplate the day's revelations.
    Overnight in Lima

    Day 3

    day 3 Arequipa City Tour And Monastery Of Santa Catalina

    Begin your exploration in the main square, the 'Plaza de Armas.' Admire the elegant neo-Renaissance basilica cathedral that graces the square. Your journey then leads you to the remarkable Monastery of Santa Catalina, a historic enclave that served as a 'forbidden city' for centuries. Closed off from external influences, this 16th-century convent was a self-sufficient town with houses, cloisters, squares, narrow streets, kitchens, and more. The vibrant streets offer a glimpse into colonial Peru, providing a journey back in time.
    Continue your exploration to the Church of the Company, a Peruvian baroque masterpiece. Examine its captivating facade and explore the exceptionally beautiful sacristy adorned with murals depicting tropical flora and fauna. The main cloister of the Jesuit seminary adds to the architectural wonders.
    Conclude your day by visiting the neighborhoods of Yanahuara and Carmen Alto, where you can savor a magnificent view of the Misti volcano towering over the city. Finally, you'll be transferred back to your hotel.
    Please note the church dress code: Sleeveless or low-cut garments, shorts above the knee, and miniskirts are not permitted during the visit. Failure to adhere to these guidelines may result in denied entry.
    Overnight in Arequipa

    Day 4

    day 4 Arequipa – Colca Valley

    After enjoying breakfast, say your goodbyes to Arequipa and commence your journey to the captivating Colca Valley. Traverse the Yura district, which boasts remarkable geographical features such as deep ravines, towering mountains, waterfalls, and abundant vegetation. Explore the Pampa Cañahuas, a high Andean plateau inhabited by vicuñas. Marvel at the breathtaking landscapes of the Viscachani and Toccra pampas, with the dormant Chucura Volcano's crater as a stunning backdrop. Ascend to the Mirador de los Andes at Patapampa, situated at an impressive elevation of 4,910 meters above sea level, providing awe-inspiring views of the surrounding volcanoes. Enjoy a delicious lunch in Chivay before making your way to your selected hotel in the Colca Valley, where you can unwind and have a leisurely afternoon.
    Overnight in Colca Valley

    Day 5

    day 5 Colca Valley

    Following your hotel breakfast, get ready for an exhilarating day filled with captivating experiences, starting with a visit to the awe-inspiring Condor Cross lookout. Take a moment to breathe in the astounding beauty of the Colca Valley, renowned as one of the world's deepest canyons, plunging to depths exceeding 4,160 meters—twice the depth of the Grand Canyon. The excitement of the day is heightened by the natural spectacle of colossal condors gracefully soaring above the canyon, exhibiting remarkable aerial prowess.
    Descend to the valley floor to explore charming towns nestled along the banks of the River Colca, including Chivay, Pinchollo, Maca, Achoma, and Yanque. Here, colonial churches seamlessly blend with the Andean peaks, adding to the picturesque scenery. Take in the panoramic views from Antahuilque and Choquetico lookouts before continuing to the Ocolle lookout, where you can marvel at 'the Amphitheatre'—a remarkable collection of pre-Inca terraces showcasing the impressive agricultural technology of ancient times. Conclude your day with a visit to the Uyo Uyo archaeological site before returning to your hotel for a restful night.
    Overnight in Colca Valley

    Day 6

    day 6 Colca Valley - Puno

    Begin your day with a leisurely breakfast at the hotel, allowing yourself to relish the morning and make the most of the hotel's amenities. In the afternoon, set out on a journey to Puno, traversing the Salinas and Aguada Blanca National Reserve and encountering the enchanting stone forests of Patahuasi. The landscapes unfold dramatically, revealing high plains, volcanoes, unique rock formations, and tranquil lagoons where cranes gracefully soar above the water. Along the route, you'll discover various viewpoints, secluded cafes offering coca tea, and local artisans selling traditional textiles and handicrafts. Upon reaching Puno, a seamless transfer will transport you to your hotel.
    Overnight in Puno

    Day 7

    day 7 Puno: Uros & Taquile

    After having breakfast at the hotel, head to the Puno port, where a boat is ready to take you to the fascinating Uros Islands. These islands, inhabited by the Uros, an indigenous people of Peru, are a remarkable creation made entirely from the buoyant Totora reeds that thrive in the shallows of the lake. The islands are constructed with woven layers of Totora, regularly replaced as they decompose from the bottom.
    Once you've explored the captivating Uros Island, set sail for Taquile, a small haven that was once part of the Inca Empire. Uncover traces of its Incan heritage through the existing ruins on the island. After a brief introduction, the local community will share insights into their customs and traditions through a cultural demonstration. Enjoy a delightful lunch on the island before beginning the return journey to Puno.
    Overnight in Puno

    Day 8

    day 8 Puno – Cusco

    After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, a transportation service will arrange for your transfer to the bus station, where a representative will guide you through boarding the bus bound for Cusco. Along the scenic journey, you'll make captivating stops, starting with the town of Pucara and its Pucara Lithic Museum. Established between 100 and 300 A.D., Pucara holds the distinction of being the first urban settlement on Lake Titicaca.
    Following a brief break at La Raya, the highest point on the Puno to Cusco route, situated at a breathtaking altitude of 4,313 meters above sea level, the bus will pause at Sicuani for lunch. The adventure continues to Racchi, home to the Wiracocha Temple—an Inca site dedicated to a powerful Andean god. The rectangular construction boasts thatched rooftops reaching an impressive 20 meters above the ground, believed to be the tallest in the Inca Empire.
    Later on, explore Andahuaylillas, located approximately 40 kilometers from Cusco. The town's focal point is its local church, often referred to as the "Sistine Chapel of America" due to the high-quality art it houses. Constructed during the 16th century on Wari remains, the church stands as a testament to historical and artistic richness. Following this exploration, a final 40-kilometer drive will bring you to Cusco, marking the conclusion of today's memorable journey.
    Overnight in Cusco

    Day 9

    day 9 Cusco: City Tour And Archaeological Sites

    After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, you have the option to leisurely relax at the hotel or venture into the charming cobblestoned streets of Cusco, where you can explore and shop for local handicrafts. In the afternoon, embark on a guided tour of the former capital of the Inca Empire.
    The tour kicks off with a visit to Santo Domingo Convent, an expansive Renaissance-baroque complex built atop the Inca Coricancha temple. This temple held immense significance as a primary site dedicated to sun worship, and you can still see the foundations of the Inca structure at the base of the convent.
    Following that, explore the Cathedral, a monumental structure that dominates the Main Square. Proceed to the hills overlooking Cusco to discover the remains of the fortress of Sacsayhuaman. The impressive ramparts of Sacsayhuaman offer a breathtaking panoramic view of Cusco. Continue your journey to the ruins of the temple and amphitheater of Qenqo, believed to have been a site for Inca agricultural rituals. Marvel at the intriguing features of Qenqo before concluding the tour with a visit to Puka Pukara, an Inca military complex perched on a prominent hill. Translating to 'Red Fortress' in Quechua, Puka Pukara still showcases dwelling squares, baths, aqueducts, walls, and towers. After this exploration, return to your hotel to unwind.
    Overnight in Cusco

    Day 10

    day 10 Cusco – Sacred Valley

    Embark on your morning journey with a hotel pick-up, heading towards the charming town of Chinchero. Perched at a high elevation, Chinchero boasts a traditional urban center offering breathtaking views of the valley. The local residents take great pride in preserving Incan artisan traditions, evident in their clothing and customs. Explore the archaeological remains of Chinchero, including its seventeenth-century church—a significant early Catholic structure in Peru.
    Following your time in Chinchero, proceed to the Living Museum of Yucay, serving as an interpretation center for Andean traditions. Here, witness demonstrations of traditional textile work, adobe construction, pottery, and silverware production, all following ancestral techniques. The museum is home to llamas, sheep, and alpacas, providing an opportunity to interact and feed these animals.
    Upon reaching the town of Ollantaytambo, renowned for its continuous habitation since Inca times, indulge in a superior Andean gastronomy experience at a local restaurant. Immerse yourself in the authentic spirit of the Sacred Valley within a cozy atmosphere. Conclude the day with a visit to the iconic fortress of Ollantaytambo, strategically built next to a mountain. After this enriching experience, you will be transferred back to your hotel.
    Overnight in Sacred Valley

    Day 11

    day 11 Cusco – Inca Trail – Machu Picchu

    Start your morning adventure with a transfer to km. 104, the kick-off point for your hike. As you cross the suspension bridge over the Urubamba River, delve into the exploration of the Chachabamba archaeological site (2,150m / 7,052ft). Embark on an uphill trek covering approximately 8km, lasting about 4 hours, leading you to the awe-inspiring Wiñayhuayna archaeological site (2,700m). This remarkable complex boasts an agricultural center with numerous terraces, a religious area, and an urban sector. Immerse yourself in the lush vegetation of the forest as you make your way.
    After a satisfying box lunch, continue your trek for about an hour, reaching Inti Punku (The Sun Gate) at 2,730m (8,792ft). This viewpoint grants you the first mesmerizing glimpse of Machu Picchu (2,430m / 7,972ft). Following this awe-inspiring moment, commence your descent to Aguas Calientes, where you will complete the day by checking into your hotel.
    Overnight in Machu Picchu

    Day 12

    day 12 Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu - Cusco

    Start your day with an early breakfast and then take a bus back up to Machu Picchu. Experience a guided tour that will unravel the captivating history of this remarkable citadel, highlighting its key landmarks. Following the tour, savor lunch at your leisure. When you're prepared, hop on the train for the return trip, enjoying a scenic ride lasting approximately an hour and a half. The train will transport you back to Ollantaytambo, where our transportation will be ready to take you back to your hotel in Cusco.
    Overnight in Cusco

    Day 13

    day 13 Departure

    Your day begins with breakfast at the hotel, after which you'll finalize the check-out procedures in preparation for departure. You'll then be transported to the Cusco airport to board your flight back home. Wishing you a safe and enjoyable journey!
    End of Tour

    Accommodation

    Description

      • Price offered is based on 2 passengers booking & sharing the rooms and the services.
      • Visa fee, personal expenses of any kind, tipping & travel insurance are not included.
      • Most of the arrangements once booked are non-changeable & non-refundable, for relaxed changes & cancellations please enquire before making the booking.
      • Obtaining the visa if required, ensuring the passport is valid for the duration required by the country(ies) being visited, any vaccination required will be the sole responsibility of the passengers, any flight(s) or holiday refused by the airlines or immigration officials due to lack of proper paperwork will not be considered for any refund.
      • In case certain sightseeing, excursion or activity is washed out due to weather or any other uncontrollable reasons, our liability will be limited to refund the cost of the said sightseeing, excursion or activity.
      • A higher-priced hotel(s) will be booked in case any hotel(s) as shown on the advertisement material or confirmation are unavailable or not booked for any other reason.

      • 2 night stay in Lima at a 4 Star Hotel
      • 1 night stay in Arequipa at  4 Star Hotel
      • 2 night stay in Colca
      • 2 night stay in Puno
      • 2 night stay in Cusco at a 4 Star Hotel
      • 1 night stay in Sacred Valley
      • 1 night stay in Aguas Calientes at a 4 Star Hotel
      • 1 night stay in Cusco at a 4 Star Hotel

      • Flight from Lima to Arequipa
      • Flight from Cusco to Lima

      • Local Representations

      • 12 Breakfasts
      • 8 Lunches

      • Airport transfers
      • Coach from Arequipa to Colca
      • Coach from Colca to Puno
      • Coach from Puno to Cusco
      • Coach from Sacred Valley to Aguas Calientes
      • Coach from Aguas Calientes to Cusco
      • Train from Cusco to Sacred Valley


      • Larco Museum and a comprehensive city tour in Lima
      • Arequipa City Tour
      • Monastery Of Santa Catalina
      • Condors flying over the canyon
      • Visit Achoma and Yanque
      • Visit Ocolle lookout to admire the Amphitheatre
      • Explore the Uyo Uyo archaeological site
      • Visit Uros & Taquile
      • Cusco City Tour And Archaeological Sites
      • Experience the Sacred Valley by touring Chinchero, the Living Museum of Yucay, and Ollantaytambo
      • Inca Trail
      • Explore Machu Picchu.

    Day 1

    day 1 Arrive Lima

    Upon your arrival at Lima airport, we will organize a smooth and comfortable transfer to transport you to your hotel. Experience the convenience and comfort of this transportation service, enabling you to unwind and get ready for your delightful stay in the enchanting city of Lima.
    Overnight in Lima

    Day 2

    day 2 Lima – Larco Museum & City Tour

    Embark on a cultural odyssey through Lima's UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site, beginning your day with a delightful breakfast at the hotel. Dive into the rich history and architectural marvels of this enchanting city by visiting the Larco Museum in the traditional Pueblo Libre district. Housed in a meticulously restored viceregal mansion, built atop a pre-Columbian pyramid, the museum proudly exhibits the world's most comprehensive collection of pre-Hispanic gold and silver artifacts, along with intriguing pieces of erotic art.
    Next, explore Casa Aliaga, a colonial mansion bestowed in 1535 by conquistador Francisco Pizarro upon Jeronimo de Aliaga, preserving its ownership within the same family for centuries. Immerse yourself in the historical significance and architectural allure of this exceptional residence. Extend your journey with a picturesque tour of the colonial downtown area, emanating from the Main Square. Marvel at the grandiose architecture that reflects the opulence of the Spanish Empire, and be mesmerized by Lima's Cathedral, a monumental structure erected over more than 80 years in the 16th century. Wrap up your enriching expedition with a comfortable transfer back to the hotel, where you can contemplate the day's revelations.
    Overnight in Lima

    Day 3

    day 3 Arequipa City Tour And Monastery Of Santa Catalina

    Begin your exploration in the main square, the 'Plaza de Armas.' Admire the elegant neo-Renaissance basilica cathedral that graces the square. Your journey then leads you to the remarkable Monastery of Santa Catalina, a historic enclave that served as a 'forbidden city' for centuries. Closed off from external influences, this 16th-century convent was a self-sufficient town with houses, cloisters, squares, narrow streets, kitchens, and more. The vibrant streets offer a glimpse into colonial Peru, providing a journey back in time.
    Continue your exploration to the Church of the Company, a Peruvian baroque masterpiece. Examine its captivating facade and explore the exceptionally beautiful sacristy adorned with murals depicting tropical flora and fauna. The main cloister of the Jesuit seminary adds to the architectural wonders.
    Conclude your day by visiting the neighborhoods of Yanahuara and Carmen Alto, where you can savor a magnificent view of the Misti volcano towering over the city. Finally, you'll be transferred back to your hotel.
    Please note the church dress code: Sleeveless or low-cut garments, shorts above the knee, and miniskirts are not permitted during the visit. Failure to adhere to these guidelines may result in denied entry.
    Overnight in Arequipa

    Day 4

    day 4 Arequipa – Colca Valley

    After enjoying breakfast, say your goodbyes to Arequipa and commence your journey to the captivating Colca Valley. Traverse the Yura district, which boasts remarkable geographical features such as deep ravines, towering mountains, waterfalls, and abundant vegetation. Explore the Pampa Cañahuas, a high Andean plateau inhabited by vicuñas. Marvel at the breathtaking landscapes of the Viscachani and Toccra pampas, with the dormant Chucura Volcano's crater as a stunning backdrop. Ascend to the Mirador de los Andes at Patapampa, situated at an impressive elevation of 4,910 meters above sea level, providing awe-inspiring views of the surrounding volcanoes. Enjoy a delicious lunch in Chivay before making your way to your selected hotel in the Colca Valley, where you can unwind and have a leisurely afternoon.
    Overnight in Colca Valley

    Day 5

    day 5 Colca Valley

    Following your hotel breakfast, get ready for an exhilarating day filled with captivating experiences, starting with a visit to the awe-inspiring Condor Cross lookout. Take a moment to breathe in the astounding beauty of the Colca Valley, renowned as one of the world's deepest canyons, plunging to depths exceeding 4,160 meters—twice the depth of the Grand Canyon. The excitement of the day is heightened by the natural spectacle of colossal condors gracefully soaring above the canyon, exhibiting remarkable aerial prowess.
    Descend to the valley floor to explore charming towns nestled along the banks of the River Colca, including Chivay, Pinchollo, Maca, Achoma, and Yanque. Here, colonial churches seamlessly blend with the Andean peaks, adding to the picturesque scenery. Take in the panoramic views from Antahuilque and Choquetico lookouts before continuing to the Ocolle lookout, where you can marvel at 'the Amphitheatre'—a remarkable collection of pre-Inca terraces showcasing the impressive agricultural technology of ancient times. Conclude your day with a visit to the Uyo Uyo archaeological site before returning to your hotel for a restful night.
    Overnight in Colca Valley

    Day 6

    day 6 Colca Valley - Puno

    Begin your day with a leisurely breakfast at the hotel, allowing yourself to relish the morning and make the most of the hotel's amenities. In the afternoon, set out on a journey to Puno, traversing the Salinas and Aguada Blanca National Reserve and encountering the enchanting stone forests of Patahuasi. The landscapes unfold dramatically, revealing high plains, volcanoes, unique rock formations, and tranquil lagoons where cranes gracefully soar above the water. Along the route, you'll discover various viewpoints, secluded cafes offering coca tea, and local artisans selling traditional textiles and handicrafts. Upon reaching Puno, a seamless transfer will transport you to your hotel.
    Overnight in Puno

    Day 7

    day 7 Puno: Uros & Taquile

    After having breakfast at the hotel, head to the Puno port, where a boat is ready to take you to the fascinating Uros Islands. These islands, inhabited by the Uros, an indigenous people of Peru, are a remarkable creation made entirely from the buoyant Totora reeds that thrive in the shallows of the lake. The islands are constructed with woven layers of Totora, regularly replaced as they decompose from the bottom.
    Once you've explored the captivating Uros Island, set sail for Taquile, a small haven that was once part of the Inca Empire. Uncover traces of its Incan heritage through the existing ruins on the island. After a brief introduction, the local community will share insights into their customs and traditions through a cultural demonstration. Enjoy a delightful lunch on the island before beginning the return journey to Puno.
    Overnight in Puno

    Day 8

    day 8 Puno – Cusco

    After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, a transportation service will arrange for your transfer to the bus station, where a representative will guide you through boarding the bus bound for Cusco. Along the scenic journey, you'll make captivating stops, starting with the town of Pucara and its Pucara Lithic Museum. Established between 100 and 300 A.D., Pucara holds the distinction of being the first urban settlement on Lake Titicaca.
    Following a brief break at La Raya, the highest point on the Puno to Cusco route, situated at a breathtaking altitude of 4,313 meters above sea level, the bus will pause at Sicuani for lunch. The adventure continues to Racchi, home to the Wiracocha Temple—an Inca site dedicated to a powerful Andean god. The rectangular construction boasts thatched rooftops reaching an impressive 20 meters above the ground, believed to be the tallest in the Inca Empire.
    Later on, explore Andahuaylillas, located approximately 40 kilometers from Cusco. The town's focal point is its local church, often referred to as the "Sistine Chapel of America" due to the high-quality art it houses. Constructed during the 16th century on Wari remains, the church stands as a testament to historical and artistic richness. Following this exploration, a final 40-kilometer drive will bring you to Cusco, marking the conclusion of today's memorable journey.
    Overnight in Cusco

    Day 9

    day 9 Cusco: City Tour And Archaeological Sites

    After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, you have the option to leisurely relax at the hotel or venture into the charming cobblestoned streets of Cusco, where you can explore and shop for local handicrafts. In the afternoon, embark on a guided tour of the former capital of the Inca Empire.
    The tour kicks off with a visit to Santo Domingo Convent, an expansive Renaissance-baroque complex built atop the Inca Coricancha temple. This temple held immense significance as a primary site dedicated to sun worship, and you can still see the foundations of the Inca structure at the base of the convent.
    Following that, explore the Cathedral, a monumental structure that dominates the Main Square. Proceed to the hills overlooking Cusco to discover the remains of the fortress of Sacsayhuaman. The impressive ramparts of Sacsayhuaman offer a breathtaking panoramic view of Cusco. Continue your journey to the ruins of the temple and amphitheater of Qenqo, believed to have been a site for Inca agricultural rituals. Marvel at the intriguing features of Qenqo before concluding the tour with a visit to Puka Pukara, an Inca military complex perched on a prominent hill. Translating to 'Red Fortress' in Quechua, Puka Pukara still showcases dwelling squares, baths, aqueducts, walls, and towers. After this exploration, return to your hotel to unwind.
    Overnight in Cusco

    Day 10

    day 10 Cusco – Sacred Valley

    Embark on your morning journey with a hotel pick-up, heading towards the charming town of Chinchero. Perched at a high elevation, Chinchero boasts a traditional urban center offering breathtaking views of the valley. The local residents take great pride in preserving Incan artisan traditions, evident in their clothing and customs. Explore the archaeological remains of Chinchero, including its seventeenth-century church—a significant early Catholic structure in Peru.
    Following your time in Chinchero, proceed to the Living Museum of Yucay, serving as an interpretation center for Andean traditions. Here, witness demonstrations of traditional textile work, adobe construction, pottery, and silverware production, all following ancestral techniques. The museum is home to llamas, sheep, and alpacas, providing an opportunity to interact and feed these animals.
    Upon reaching the town of Ollantaytambo, renowned for its continuous habitation since Inca times, indulge in a superior Andean gastronomy experience at a local restaurant. Immerse yourself in the authentic spirit of the Sacred Valley within a cozy atmosphere. Conclude the day with a visit to the iconic fortress of Ollantaytambo, strategically built next to a mountain. After this enriching experience, you will be transferred back to your hotel.
    Overnight in Sacred Valley

    Day 11

    day 11 Cusco – Inca Trail – Machu Picchu

    Start your morning adventure with a transfer to km. 104, the kick-off point for your hike. As you cross the suspension bridge over the Urubamba River, delve into the exploration of the Chachabamba archaeological site (2,150m / 7,052ft). Embark on an uphill trek covering approximately 8km, lasting about 4 hours, leading you to the awe-inspiring Wiñayhuayna archaeological site (2,700m). This remarkable complex boasts an agricultural center with numerous terraces, a religious area, and an urban sector. Immerse yourself in the lush vegetation of the forest as you make your way.
    After a satisfying box lunch, continue your trek for about an hour, reaching Inti Punku (The Sun Gate) at 2,730m (8,792ft). This viewpoint grants you the first mesmerizing glimpse of Machu Picchu (2,430m / 7,972ft). Following this awe-inspiring moment, commence your descent to Aguas Calientes, where you will complete the day by checking into your hotel.
    Overnight in Machu Picchu

    Day 12

    day 12 Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu - Cusco

    Start your day with an early breakfast and then take a bus back up to Machu Picchu. Experience a guided tour that will unravel the captivating history of this remarkable citadel, highlighting its key landmarks. Following the tour, savor lunch at your leisure. When you're prepared, hop on the train for the return trip, enjoying a scenic ride lasting approximately an hour and a half. The train will transport you back to Ollantaytambo, where our transportation will be ready to take you back to your hotel in Cusco.
    Overnight in Cusco

    Day 13

    day 13 Departure

    Your day begins with breakfast at the hotel, after which you'll finalize the check-out procedures in preparation for departure. You'll then be transported to the Cusco airport to board your flight back home. Wishing you a safe and enjoyable journey!
    End of Tour

      • Price offered is based on 2 passengers booking & sharing the rooms and the services.
      • Visa fee, personal expenses of any kind, tipping & travel insurance are not included.
      • Most of the arrangements once booked are non-changeable & non-refundable, for relaxed changes & cancellations please enquire before making the booking.
      • Obtaining the visa if required, ensuring the passport is valid for the duration required by the country(ies) being visited, any vaccination required will be the sole responsibility of the passengers, any flight(s) or holiday refused by the airlines or immigration officials due to lack of proper paperwork will not be considered for any refund.
      • In case certain sightseeing, excursion or activity is washed out due to weather or any other uncontrollable reasons, our liability will be limited to refund the cost of the said sightseeing, excursion or activity.
      • A higher-priced hotel(s) will be booked in case any hotel(s) as shown on the advertisement material or confirmation are unavailable or not booked for any other reason.
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    Rated 5 out of 5 stars

    it was a trip of a lifetime

    Thank you to you too it was a trip of a lifetime , all the tour leaders were really knowledgeable and passionate about Peru as well as accommodating us when we needed especially cos our dietary requirements and me being sick. Thanks to everyone involved well done

    Rated 5 out of 5 stars

    3 World Wonders 1 Tour

    Communication: The communication exceeded my expectations, starting from the initial contact. The team was consistently available 24/7 to address any queries, or assistance needed, tailoring their responses according to my interests. Transfers: The transfers were well-organised with local agents. However, I suggest considering starting the tour either from Rio de Janeiro and ending in Cancun, or vice versa, to minimise the number of flight transfers to Lima, Peru. The multiple transfers to Lima, such as Lima to Cusco, Cusco to Lima, Lima to Rio, Rio to Lima, and Lima to Cancun, proved somewhat cumbersome. Tours: Overall, the tours were very good. However, I have some feedback regarding the Cancun Sightseeing Tour. There seemed to be an excessive emphasis on encouraging purchases of souvenirs or services from the Mayan community. Additionally, the introduction to the Mayan community felt like an attempt to extract money from tourists in exchange for an 'authentic' local experience. For instance, after the Mayan welcome introduction, we were directed to a souvenir store to purchase items, followed by a chocolate introduction and photo opportunities with tips. I hope that future tours will place less emphasis on such purchases, and instead go directly to Chichén Itzá and Cenote. Hotels: The hotel accommodations were excellent, strategically located in the city center, facilitating easy movement to and from the hotel. Value for money: As a solo traveler, I compared this tour with others, and it turned out to be the most value for money option.

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