• Arrival and hotel transfer, where you will have time to acclimatize.
• Visit the Cathedral of Cusco, an architectural treasure filled with colonial art, and the nearby churches of Sagrada Familia and Triunfo.
• Explore Qoricancha, the Temple of the Sun, the finest example of Inca architecture now housing the Santo Domingo convent.
• Discover Sacsayhuaman, a fortress with megalithic stone walls offering panoramic views of Cusco.
• Walk through Qenqo, a ceremonial labyrinth with niches and monoliths connected to Inca rituals.
• See Puka Pukara, the “Red Fortress,” a strategic site that once sheltered travelers and guarded Tambomachay.
• End at Tambomachay, the Inca Baths, with its aqueducts and waterfalls that still amaze with their precision.

• Pick up from hotel at 8:00 a.m. to begin your adventure.
• Explore Pisac market and ruins, a blend of culture and impressive terraces.
• Pass through Coya, Lamay, and Calca while enjoying the breathtaking valley views.
• Buffet lunch in Urubamba, savoring regional flavors.
• Tour Ollantaytambo, a living Inca town and fortress.
• Board the train to Aguas Calientes, arriving for reception and transfer to your hotel.

• Early bus ride to Machu Picchu to witness the sunrise.
• Guided tour of Machu Picchu, discovering the mysteries of temples, terraces, and sacred sites.
• Free time to explore, meditate, or hike within the citadel.
• Afternoon return by train to Cusco, with hotel transfer included.

The journey between Cusco and Puno is more than a transfer—it’s a cultural corridor filled with history, art, and landscapes.

• Board a comfortable tourist bus at 7:20 a.m. with service on board: hot drinks, snacks, and the famous Pan de Oropesa.
• Stop at Andahuaylillas, the “Sistine Chapel of the Andes,” known for its stunning murals and baroque art.
• Explore Raqchi, the Temple of Wiracocha, once a major Inca religious site.
• Enjoy a buffet lunch in Sicuani, tasting traditional Andean dishes.
• Pause at La Raya Pass, at 4,335 m, the highest point of the route with spectacular Andean views.
• Visit Pukara Museum, featuring pre-Inca ceramics and sculptures.
• Arrive in Puno around 5:00 p.m., transfer to your hotel.

Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, is a place of ancestral traditions and unique landscapes.

• Boat ride to Uros floating islands, where families live on reed platforms.
• Continue to Amantani Island, warmly welcomed by host families.
• Typical Andean lunch prepared by locals.
• Afternoon hike to Pachamama and Pachatata temples, enjoying breathtaking sunset views.
• Dinner with host families followed by a cultural evening with music and dance (optional).

• Breakfast with your host family, then descend to the port.
• Boat ride to Taquile Island, famous for its textile art recognized by UNESCO.
• Lunch in Taquile, with lake views.
• Return to Puno by afternoon, then board an evening bus to Arequipa.

• Pick up at 7:45 a.m. and drive through Yura, admiring volcanic landscapes.
• Cross the Salinas & Aguada Blanca Reserve, home to vicuñas and diverse birdlife.
• Stop at Patahuasi for coca tea, then continue to Patapampa, the “Andean Balcony” at 4,710 m with volcano views.
• Arrive in Chivay for optional lunch and check-in.
• Afternoon visit to La Calera hot springs, perfect for relaxation.
• Dinner and overnight stay in Chivay.

• Early breakfast, then journey to Cruz del Cóndor to witness condors soaring over one of the world’s deepest canyons.
• Visit Andean villages such as Pinchollo, Maca, and Yanque, rich in traditions and colonial architecture.
• Return to Chivay for optional lunch before heading back to Arequipa, arriving by late afternoon.

• Breakfast at your hotel.
• Transfer to the airport for your flight to Lima, carrying with you unforgettable memories of Peru.