Pick up at the Jorge Chávez International Airport, we will be waiting for you, welcome and transfer to the Hotel.

Barranco + Dinner Show

We begin the tour from Miraflores where we will appreciate:

– Love Park: View of the Miraflores, Barranco and Chorrillos resorts (where the marine variety of our sea will be mentioned)

– Panoramic view of Larcomar and the Virgin of Fátima Church

We enter the district of Barranco:

– Mention will be made of the MAC (Museum of Contemporary Art)

– Brief explanation of its history and famous people who lived in this bohemian district.

Descenderemos del bus y apreciaremos los siguientes puntos:

– La Ermita Church

– Monument to Chabuca and Caballo de Paso

– El Mirador (from where the illuminated cross will be talked about)

– Bridge of Sighs

– Barranco Square

– Municipality

– Church of the Holy Cross

- Library

– Boulevard de Barranco

– Tranvía

We will live an unforgettable night enjoying a magnificent buffet dinner and a spectacular Peruvian dance, music and folklore show.

Dinner Show in a charming restaurant specializing in Peruvian cuisine. The Place has the characteristic of presenting a Traditional Dance and Music Show of the country.-

Food is served in Buffet or à la carte such as hot and cold appetizers, appetizers, pork chops, grilled loin, fish and seafood, pastas, salads, soups, chicken, meats, etc. It also has a Salad bar and exquisite traditional desserts.-

Transfer to the chosen hotel.

If you arrive in Lima in the afternoon or evening, this tour will be moved to the next day.

• City tour: The best excursion to get to know Lima and its history. Our tour presents Lima in its three historical periods: Pre-Hispanic, Colonial and Modern.

ANCESTRAL LIMA: We begin our tour with a panoramic view of the “Huaca Pucllana”, a magnificent ceremonial and archaeological center built in the 4th century AD. and considered a “sacred town” by the Incas.

The viceroyalty of Peru was the most important in the Spanish Empire and Lima was its capital.

LIMA COLONIAL: We visit the Historic Center of Lima, where you will see more than fifty monuments and colonial buildings, highlighting the Paseo de la Republica, Plaza San Martín, Plaza Mayor, the Government Palace, the Archbishop's Palace, the Cathedral Basilica, the Municipal Palace among others.

We visit the MUSEUM OF THE CENTRAL RESERVE BANK*, here you will appreciate the “Treasures of Peru Collection”, a select exhibition of gold objects, ceramics and textiles from various pre-Columbian cultures.

We visited the SAN FRANCISCO MONUMENTAL COMPLEX, which constitutes the largest sample of colonial religious art in America. A visit to its underground crypts known as “Catacombs” stands out.

CONTEMPORARY LIMA: We will visit the most traditional residential areas of Lima, El Olivar de San Isidro, Miraflores and Larcomar.

*Central Reserve Bank Museum, closed to the public on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Monday closed all day.

Breakfast included in the hotel.

Transfer and assistance from the hotel in Lima to the Jorge Chávez international airport.

Pick up at the Velasco Astete airport in Cusco and transfer to one of our Amaru Hostels or chosen Hotel.

Night at the Amaru Hostel in Cusco or the chosen Hotel.

  Rest of the day free to rest and acclimatize to the altitude, preventing “Soroche” or altitude sickness. Short and slow walks through the nearby Plaza de Armas, San Blas, Piedra de los 12 angles, Cusco Cathedral, etc.

Breakfast INCLUDED at the hotel.

Free morning.

P.m. City Tour: Pick up at the Hotel reception at 1:00 p.m., the tour begins with a visit to the Cathedral of Cusco, where you can see the imposing church that dominates the main square of Cusco and which houses precious jewels of religious art from the time. Colonial, then we continue at the Qoricancha temple.

The tour continues through the most important archaeological sites near the city, such as Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Pucapucará and Tambomachay. This tour takes approximately 4 hours and is done with a group of between 25-30 people.

Night at the Amaru Hostel in Cusco or the chosen Hotel.

Breakfast included in the hotel.

                This trip to the Sacred Valley of the Incas is one of the most impressive during your visit to Cusco, we will visit the most traditional archaeological sites such as the typical market of Pisaq and its archaeological center, Ollantaytambo and the ruins of Chinchero. It is the second most visited place in Cusco after the trip within the City.

PISAQ

A small city is a large archaeological complex located in the district of Pisac, province of Calca, 33 km away. east of the city of Cusco visited by many tourists daily. There is a strange coincidence between the distances that unite the cities of Pisac, Cusco and Pikillacta, these coincide at 30 km. By joining these three cities with a straight line, a perfect equilateral triangle is achieved that creates multiple speculations about the incredible architectural genius that the Incas had. The beauty of its walls, built with large stone blocks polished with extraordinary symmetry and unmatched handling of stone, leaves the visitor perplexed. It has a very colorful market and amazing Inca architecture in the place called Complejo de Intihuatana.

URUBAMBA

The traditional town of Urubamba is one of the 7 districts that belong to the Province of the same name, the names of The Heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, The Pearl of Vilcanota have been attributed to it, it has a temperate and welcoming climate, this city Today it is one of the most beautiful in the Sacred Valley located 57 km from the city of Cusco at an approximate height of 2,870 meters above a plain that separates the central mountain range from the Andes. The Incas, as great experts, chose this land to establish their main towns. Its fertile fields are irrigated with the waters of the Vilcanota River, which upon entering the Province takes the name of the Urubamba River. Here we will have lunch (included) at the TUNUPA or Similar Restaurant. Afterwards we will continue to the archaeological center of Ollantaytambo.

 OLLANTAYTAMBO

It is one of the most monumental architectural complexes of the Inca Empire, commonly called “Fortress”, due to its enormous walls, it was actually a Tambo or accommodation city strategically located to dominate the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

Ollantaytambo is located in the district of the same name, province of Urubamba, approximately 60 km. northwest of the city of Cusco and with a height of 2792 meters above sea level. It is built on the side of a hill called Bandolista, its name means “Tambo de Ollanta” and is called Tambo or Tampu in Quechua.

It is a city where the design of the archaeological complex is confused with the current town. There is a very fine class of architecture, from the entrance you can see a main square, with its narrow streets, it is the main place to visit on the tour to Sacred Valley.

The Tour Includes

– Tourist bus tours

– Professional guide.

– Buffet lunch in a typical Urubamba restaurant.

Night at our Amaru Valle de Urubamba Hotel or the chosen one

Breakfast at the Hotel.

The tour:

            The tour begins with pickup at the hotel reception and transfer to the train station. Our staff in Urubamba will be in charge of assisting you until you board the train. The trip takes approximately 2 hours to the town of Aguas Calientes.

Rest of the day free to walk and enjoy the thermal pits

night in the Hotel Gringo Bill´s or similar chosen in Aguas Calientes.

Breakfast at the Aguas Calientes Hotel.

Bus up to the citadel of Machu Picchu. Entry and full-day visit to this impressive Inca citadel nestled in a mountain, discovered by Hiram Bingham in 1911. The construction of the citadel dates back to the 15th century and is attributed to the Inca Pachacutec. The archaeological complex is divided into an agricultural sector and an urban sector. Inside, the following stand out: the Temple of the Sun, the Intihuatana or solar observatory, the Temple of the Three Windows, the Main Temple and the so-called Condor Sector. In 1983 it was declared a Cultural and Natural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

The guided tour takes approximately 2 hours, then you will have the rest of the day free to tour and contemplate the citadel on your own, have lunch and board the buses down whenever you want or have the return train schedule.

Breakfast at the chosen hotel in Urubamba.

          After breakfast, our driver awaits you to take the tour of the Maras salt flat, the ruins of Moray and Chincheros, ending in the city of Cusco.

        Maras:  It is located 7 kilometers from Moray and 3,380 meters above sea level. Historically founded in the year 1556 by the encomendero Captain Pedro Ortiz de Orué, as part of the reductions imposed by Viceroy Francisco de Toledo. It has salt mines, which were already exploited since the Inca times as a means of economic exchange and values. Maras is a small town, like a model of a miniature city. From Maras you can go to visit the salt mines along a bridle path, where it is common to find herds of mules carrying bags of salt extracted from the natural salt mines.

Moray: It is located 47 kilometers from Cusco. In Moray you can see the Inca greenhouse or agricultural laboratory, formed by four amphitheaters or platforms of superimposed concentric circular stones and with an approximate depth of 150 meters, like rings that widen as they ascend. In the place the plants adapted to new ecosystems. There are those who believe that these constructions may have served as an amphitheater for civic-religious ceremonies and not only for agricultural purposes. 

 Chinchero: : Located 28 kilometers from Cusco and is surrounded by the beautiful snow-capped mountains of Chichón and Verónica. It is a very charming town, due to its Hispanic constructions and the fact that it was an important agricultural center during the Tawantinsuyo. In its square you can still see the stone walls with trapezoidal niches that serve as a framework for the traditional Sunday market, where barter or exchange is still practiced. As an anecdotal fact, the women of Chinchero style their hair with numerous braids. The Mirador area is recommended for hang gliding and paragliding.

City Tours and tour of the countryside by panoramic bus: Plaza de Armas, Compañía Catedral de Arequipa, Iglesia de la Compañía, Cloisters of the Compañía Iglesia de San Francisco, Monastery of Santa Catalina.

PROGRAM 

Visiting the most beautiful cathedral of Arequipa, which holds the title of Minor Basilica, we begin our walk through the city. Crossing the Plaza de Armas, scene of several uprisings of the Arequipeño People, decorated by an ornamental pool that is crowned by a mystical character El Tuturutú, and then moving towards the Santiago Apóstol Church of the Order of the Company of Jesus, perhaps the most representative in mestizo baroque art that fuses European art with indigenous influence and inside we will find interesting paintings from the Cuzqueña and Arequipeña school, in addition to the polychrome Chapel of San Ignacio that will surprise us with its fascinating mural paintings that completely cover the interior. Immediately afterwards we will pass by its Cloisters, which was formerly the Colegio de Santiago Apóstol, with ashlar arches, in the purest Baroque style.

We continue towards the Church of San Francisco and the Chapel of the Third Franciscan Order. Later we will enter the Monastery of Santa Catalina, a citadel from more than 450 years ago, which still preserves a colonial air in its different Cloisters and cells, as well as beautiful paintings and frescoes from the Cuzco School and varied places mixed with pleasant views of the volcanoes and snow-capped mountains. of the city.

Night at the chosen or similar hotel

Pick up from the hotel and start our trip to one of the deepest canyons in the world, taking the Yura highway, bordering the snowy Chachani towards Pampa Cañahuas (Aguada Blanca and Salinas National Reserve) habitat of the vicuñas, view of the caves of Mollepunko, the towns in the upper area of ​​the valley, such as Callalli, Sibayo and Canocota, and then head to the town of Chivay where we will spend the first night evening.

Night in chosen hotel or similar.

Includes:

• Buffet Lunch
• Tourist ticket to enter the BTC Canyon
• – Professional guide.
• Entrance ticket to the Calera Thermal Baths
• Transfers
• Dinner with folklore show

After breakfast we will go to the Cruz del Condor viewpoint, a strategic observation point of the canyon and the spectacular flight of the condor. On the way we will stop in the towns of Pinchollo, Maca and Yanque; which have beautiful colonial churches, as well as the Chocotico and Antahuilque viewpoints, from where we will observe the impressive terraces of the valley, the pre-Inca tombs and models.

Includes:

• Buffet Lunch
• Transfer by tourist bus Chivay – Puno

Night in chosen Hotel or Similar

Puno (3800 m.s.n.m.)

Our excursion to Lake Titicaca begins with pickup from the hotel in Puno to go to the port of Puno where we will board the boat that will take us to the wonderful floating islands of the Uros.

It is said that the Uros have inhabited these islands for hundreds of years. The Uros man knew how to take the abundant existing reed cane and gather it in large quantities and then join them to form small islands as platforms for these ancient inhabitants who sometimes Despite the time, today they remain living on artificial islands of reeds, known as the water tribe, as they have to build their own islands periodically, adding new layers of “Totora”. Their homes and boats are made of that same material.

During our visit we will be able to visit native families, small schools, souvenir shops and we can even take a ride in one of their small reed boats.

Later we will go on our boat to Taquile Island, 

This island is inhabited by native Quechua speakers, who have developed efficient community work since each family helps each other, they also implement the barter system, carried out through generations (Barter known as exchange of products) although Their main economic activity is agriculture and they are also expert weavers and artisans. The same local residents have directly participated in improving tourist activities on the island without losing ancestral customs. After our visit we will have a typical lunch based on fresh fish. (Pejerrey) included, in the afternoon we will descend to the port to take our boat that will take us back to Puno.

Night at the chosen hotel

Very early we depart on a Special Bus with a Guide to enjoy this wonderful route that connects Cusco with Puno on Lake Titicaca. On the way we will visit:

Museo de Pukara (3900 m.s.n.m.)

It constitutes the most important Ceremonial Center of the Altiplano. In the museum you can discover the origin of the Pucará culture through sculptures and stone ceramics.

Abra la Raya (4335 m.s.n.m.)

It is the highest point of this trip. 

Sicuani (3552 meters above sea level) – Buffet Lunch

Raqchi (3450 m.s.n.m.)

The most important structure of the Raqchi archaeological site is the Temple of Wiracocha, a huge two-story rectangular structure that measures 92 meters long by 25.5 meters wide and approximately 9.80 meters. in height. Its central wall was made of finely carved stones. The base has a height of approximately 3 meters. of adobe (earth bricks with straw dried by the sun), the walls are 1.65 meters. thick at the base and 1.30 meters. Approximately at the top.

Andahuaylillas (3122 m.s.n.m.)

Where the San Pedro Apóstol Temple will be visited, the interior has walls and ceilings with admirable fresco paintings and paintings bathed in GOLD. 

Pick up at the Cusco bus station and transfer to one of our chosen Amaru Hostels or Hotel.

Night at the Amaru Hostel in Cusco or the chosen Hotel.

Rest of the day free to explore the City of Cusco and all its Charms.

Breakfast at the Hotel.

At the scheduled time, transfer and assistance at the bus station or at the Velasco Astete airport.

End of our services.