During your time in Lima, you can discover some of the city’s top attractions, like the bohemian neighborhood of Barranco, known for its charming sidewalk cafes, vibrant bars, colorful street art, and quirky boutique shops. Take a stroll along the scenic coastal walkway in Miraflores, where you can watch paragliders soaring above and surfers riding the waves below.

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In recent years, Peru has experienced a gastronomic boom, earning the title of the foodie capital of Latin America. Lima's dining scene is constantly evolving, offering new and exciting places to explore. To help you better appreciate Peru’s rich culinary traditions, we’ll take you on a food tour through the backstreets, local eateries, and bustling markets, where you’ll meet vendors and sample an array of exotic ingredients and delicious treats.

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Dive into the city’s cultural history with visits to iconic landmarks such as the Larco Museum, home to an incredible private collection of ancient Peruvian treasures, Casa de Aliaga, the oldest continuously inhabited house in the Americas, which has been passed down through 17 generations, and the Convent of Santo Domingo—a UNESCO World Heritage site brimming with history, where you can see the remains of patron saints St. Martin de Porres and St. Rose of Lima.

A visit to Puerto Maldonado in the Peruvian Amazon offers an incredible opportunity to immerse yourself in the heart of the rainforest. One of the highlights is visiting the famous clay licks, such as Blanquillo and Collpa de Guacamayos, where vibrant macaws and other birds gather to eat the mineral-rich clay, a captivating sight that attracts wildlife enthusiasts.

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You will also take boat trips along the Tambopata River, exploring its pristine waters and observing wildlife like monkeys, capybaras, and caimans. Guided jungle treks introduce you to the region's rich biodiversity, and you can enjoy a unique stay in eco-lodges nestled in the heart of the rainforest. Excursions range from kayaking on serene lakes, visiting indigenous communities, experiencing the clay licks and canopy walks to magnificent views of the raw and rugged Amazon jungle.

The Sacred Valley in Peru is a captivating blend of ancient Inca history, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture. We've included a guided tour to some of the region's most fascinating sites. Discover the distinctive terraces of Moray, which many historians believe were created by the Incas to experiment with farming at various altitudes, although some speculate they could be linked to otherworldly encounters. You’ll also visit the nearby salt pans of Maras, with their dazzling white, glittering layers, offering fantastic photo opportunities. For those seeking a more active adventure, this area can be explored by mountain bike or on a scenic hike.

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You can also take part in enriching experiences in local communities that will allow you to enjoy a valuable immersive cultural exchange, participate in cultural rituals, enjoy a traditional Peruvian meal as you learn more deeply about the traditional Andean lifestyle.

Machu Picchu is truly enchanting, and today, you will have the privilege of exploring it with the guidance of our expert. Built in the 15th century by Inca ruler Pachacutec, this ancient citadel stands as a remarkable testament to Inca engineering and their ability to harmonize with the rugged Andean landscape.

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A guided tour will take you through the main structures within the llaqta, where you will learn about the history, layout, and significance of this World Wonder during the reign of the Tahuantinsuyo. Explore its terraces and temples, all set against the stunning backdrop of Huayna Picchu mountain. An optional hike to Huayna Picchu is recommended for those who would like to see Machu Picchu from a different perspective.

Explore Cusco, the Imperial City of the Incas, with your guide and deep dive into the city’s history, daily life, and its significance in the Andes. During your stay in Cusco, we will be visiting the local market, the heart of Cusco, where you’ll experience vibrant colors, flavors, and local traditions, as well as other significant sites like the Koricancha, once the most important Inca temple dedicated to Inti (the Sun God). Marvel at the Sacsayhuaman fortress, an incredible feat of Inca military architecture with massive stone blocks, and stroll around the artistic neighborhood of San Blas, Plaza de Armas and explore the Cathedral, Cusco’s most important church.