DISCOVER PERU
15 Days / Visit the wild Amazon and explore Machupicchu with sailing in the lake Titicaca and finish your experience back to Lima
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DURATION
15 Days - 14 Nigth
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Take a look a Peruvian trip to see Machupicchu from all perspectives.
On this 15-day trip from Lima, you will discover the delights of Peru as you hike the llama-filled plains of the Sacred Valley, walk beneath the lush canopy of the Amazon Jungle, and explore the cobblestone alleyways of Cusco. Explore the Amazon in search of monkeys and medicinal plants, travel the historic route to Machu Picchu, stay in a traditional settlement on the shores of tranquil Lake Titicaca, and go back to Lima, With the choice to see Machu Picchu by train or on hiking the classic Inka Trail, as well as the assistance of knowledgeable local guides during your journey your experience is guarantee.
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Why You Will Choose this Trip
- On your journey to the enchanted Machu Picchu, the mother of all Inca cities, you can choose your own trip. Take the train for a more relaxed experience, or test your mettle on the strenuous Classic Inca trail.
- Admire the unspoiled Amazon’s everlasting beauty. With a local guide, explore the rainforest’s trails while keeping an eye out for wildlife and medicinal plants. Spend the night in a peaceful jungle lodge.
- Travel with your local tour leader from the first day to the last one of your trip, take a guided walk through the quaint city of Cusco, Peru’s genuine cultural and historic center, where Spanish cathedrals and Inca temples line the cobblestone streets.
- During a homestay in a traditional Andean hamlet, you can spend the night in a mud-brick house on the shore of the enormous, historic Lake Titicaca. You can also take your small party to see the floating reed islands of Uros.
- You will be traveling responsibly with a firm that cares about striking a balance between profit and purpose, whether you want to climb the Inca Trail or take the picturesque train route.
Is this Trip Correct for You
- Regardless of age or physical condition, some persons may get altitude sickness as a result of this trip’s high altitude encounters. Please refer to the itinerary’s section on medical and health information.
- To see the attractions, this journey requires a lot of walking; if you choose to hike the Inca Trail, it will be difficult. Those who are reasonably fit are advised to embark on the excursion. For further information, refer to the itinerary information’s «Packing» section.
- Those that hike the Inca Trail will be sleeping with rudimentary amenities. The route and the ultimate destination, Machu Picchu, are unquestionably what make this method of traveling through Peru worthwhile.
- In the Amazon, temperatures can range from humid during the day to cold at night. Insects are widespread, particularly mosquitoes. We advise wearing light cotton clothing that covers your arms and legs, along with warmer layers for the nighttime, and applying insect repellent of tropical strength.
- Many lengthier combo excursions include this one. It’s possible that some of your fellow travelers will be taking alternative paths to Machu Picchu, while others may have started earlier or be traveling farther.
- All visitors must adhere to a predetermined path within Machu Picchu, per the site’s visiting laws. This path must only be used in one way, and it is not allowed to leave and return to the site once the guided tour has started. It is not allowed for guests to explore Machu Picchu on their own after the guided tour is over. For more information, please consult the itinerary.
- Within Machu Picchu, travelers that opt for different routes to get there (such as the Inca Trail or Train) will not take the same paths. As a result, you might not be able to take pictures of Machu Picchu together.
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DAY 1
Lima
Greetings from the «City of Kings»— Lima. Peru. Your tour leader will meet you at your Lima hotel for a welcoming meeting at 2:00 pm, marking the start of your experience.
After that, catch a ride and proceed downtown for a guided walking tour of the city’s historic center, which includes the main square, the government palace, and the lanes lined with churches. After this, the remainder of the evening is yours to do as you like. To sample the greatest local cuisine and Pisco cocktails, you might wish to take your first Peruvian dining experience to the bohemian Barranco o Miraflores district for dinner.
- Meals : None
- Accommodation: Hotel
Important Note: Complimentary transfer from airport to the hotel.
DAY 2
Amazon
Let’s get started today so you will travel to the Peruvian Amazon’s forests. After a quick transfer to the Lima airport, we will take a flight to Puerto Maldonado. Here, you will pack the essentials for the next two days in a small duffel bag. enters a motorized canoe and navigates far within the jungle. The journey to their eco-lodge in the Madre de Dios region will take a few hours, so they will stop along the way to get some lunch. Set up in your bungalow before a little orientation walk around the area and explore the jungle. Enjoy a time off and spend the afternoon taking in the sights and sounds of the jungle.
Meals : breakfast, lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Bumgalow
DAY 3
Amazon
Prepare yourself for an amazing day of exploring the jungle’s depths! Take a half-day hike led by knowledgeable locals about the local wildlife and plants. Indigenous people have been studying and using some of the plants that grow here for hundreds of years, and your guides will tell you about their practical and therapeutic purposes. During your stroll, listen for the chattering of monkeys and the barking call of peccaries that inhabit the jungle, and look out for butterflies and rainbow macaws. Keep a look out for these unusual animals, as this region of the Amazon is also known to be home to jabirus, huge otters, and capybaras.Come back to the lodge for lunch and some downtime. After the sun set down, take a nighttime stroll to see some of the jungle’s nocturnal residents, such as anacondas, jaguars, and caimans.After that, catch a ride and proceed downtown for a guided walking tour of the city’s historic center, which includes the main square, the government palace, and the lanes lined with churches. After this, the remainder of the evening is yours to do as you like. To sample the greatest local cuisine and Pisco cocktails, you might wish to take your first Peruvian dining experience to the bohemian Barranco o Miraflores district for dinner.
Meals : breakfast, lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Bumgalow
DAY 4
Cusco
Go from the natural wonders of the Amazon to the human creations made by the people of Cusco. We will return to Puerto Maldonado to collect your luggage and then take a flight to Cusco. the capital of the Inca Empire. After you have acclimatized to the altitude of 3450 m, go for an orientation walk with your guide. Observe the architectural styles of antiquity, colonial, and modern, which include the Plaza de Armas, the San Pedro Market, the Stone of the Twelve Angles, the Plaza Regocijo, and the Plaza San Blas. This tour will also include the most significant temple of the ancient Inca Empire: (Qoricancha / sun temple). then you are free to explore at your own pace or find the perfect dinner spot.
- Included meals : breakfast.
- Accommodation: Hotel.
DAY 5
Ollantaytambo- Sacred Valley
Take a private bus this morning and travel through the Sacred Valley’s verdant terraces to Ollantaytambo, one of the few locations where the Incas overcame the Spanish. The trip will include a stop at a community where we will have the chance to talk to the locals, learn about their traditional textiles, and have lunch with them. Continued to Ollantaytambo. Perhaps you would like to have quinoa and alpaca stew at one of the neighborhood eateries tonight. Have a early night to start your journey on the Inka Trail early in the morning.
- Included meals : breakfast, lunch.
- Accommodation: Hotel.
DAY 6
Inca Trail
According to the travel plans you made before the trip, over the next four days, you will either be walking the Inca Trail or staying in Cusco for two days before taking the train to Aguas Calientes. Each route goes through Machu Picchu.
During your stay outside of Cusco, most of your belongings will be kept at your hotel in Cusco. If you plan to walk the Inca Trail, the night before your departure, you will receive a small duffel bag to store your clothes for the next four days. Maximum of 5 kg. Your group of porters will carry these bags alongside you, along with the food and equipment necessary for the journey. You will not be able to access these items until the end of each day, as you will no longer have access to them. because the porters will consistently be in front of the group. Only a small bag is needed for the overnight stay in Aguas Calientes if you’re taking the train there, leaving the majority of your belongings at the hotel in Cusco.
Inca Trail Option
Early morning take a minivan to the 82-kilometer start point today (2700 meters above sea level), where you will meet your guide, cook, and local porters. Trekking uphill to the campsite, which is 3100 meters above sea level, will be part of your first day. The Inca sites of Ollantaytambo, Huillca Raccay, and Llactapata will be visible along the route, along with breathtaking views of Veronica Peak covered in snow. Enjoy a full dinner made by your cook in the evening as you relax at the campsite. You will hike about 10 Km on the first day.
Train Option
Drive a short distance along the Sacred Valley to the village of Pisac after spending the night in Ollantaytambo. Pisac’s market is well-known where you will have the chance to purchase souvenirs and crafts here. When you return to Cusco in the afternoon, your guide will drop you off at your hotel and allow you to spend some free time exploring the city’s museums and Inka palaces
- Meals Included : breakfast, lunch, dinner.
- Accommodation: Hotels / Camping for the Inka trail option.
Important note
Included lunch and dinner today are for travelers on the Inca trail option only The Inka trail have 45 Km total distance
DAY 7
Inca Trail
Inca Trail Option
This is the most challenging day of the trek, as you ascend a 5-hour long steep path to reach the highest point of the trail. Colloquially known as ‘Dead Woman’s Pass’, Warmiwanusca sits at a height of 4200 m above sea level, providing amazing views of the valley below. The group will then descend to the campsite in the Pacaymayo Valley at 3650 m. today you will walk 11 Km approx.
Train Option
Travel to Tambomachay, an archeological site outside of Cusco, today. It will take you three to four hours to walk back to Cusco from here. Visit some of the archaeological sites along the journey, including as Sacsaywaman, Quenqo, and Puka Pukara. Return to Cusco in the early afternoon and relax for a while. Before locating a wonderful place to sit and have dinner, perhaps take some time to explore more of Cusco.
- Meals Included : breakfast, lunch, dinner.
- Accommodation: Hotels / Camping for the Inka trail option.
Special information
Included lunch and dinner today are for travelers on the Inca trail option only.
DAY 8
Inca Trail
Inca Trail Option
Start Climbing to 3980-meter Runkuracay Pass to begin the day. After taking in views of the snow-capped Cordillera Vilcabamba mountain, descend for three hours to reach the Sayacmarca ruins. then to reach the ruins of Phuyupatamarca, also referred to as the «Town Above the Clouds,» at 3850 meters, continue descending at the Wiñay Wayna archeological site, another three hours descent down using the Inca steps to the campsite for the last night.
Train Option
After driving to Ollantaytambo for one and a half hours. You can take a 1.5-hour train from here to Aguas Calientes town, which is located in the meandering Urubamba Valley. At the base of Machu Picchu, the city is tucked away in the cloud forest. Before visiting Machu Picchu tomorrow, spend the night in a hotel. Don’t pass up the chance to take a bath at the hot springs.
Meals : breakfast, lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Hotels / Camping for the Inka trail option
Important note
Included lunch and dinner today are for travelers on the Inca trail option onlyThe Inka trail have 45 Km total distance
DAY 9
Machu Picchu
Inca Trail Option
The journey to Machu Picchu, one of the renowned Wonders of the World, culminates in this last day and most breathtaking section. Breakfast is served at four in the morning. As the porters descend to the train station, bid them farewell and start your hike. The final 2.5-hour hike to Intipunku (the Sun Gate) will start at 5:30 am, when the last checkpoint opens. As you enter Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate, you will be treated to breathtaking views of the «Lost City of the Incas,» weather permitting.
Train Option
At six in the morning, catch an early bus to Machu Picchu. Although there is evidence that the location had been a sacred Incan place for much longer, the city was constructed around 1440 AD as a country retreat for the Incan nobles. Explore the remains of temples, palaces, and residences with a guide. This day will live in memory!
For all Travelers
After enjoying one of the seven wonders, it’s time for everyone to board the bus to Aguas Calientes town, where you will all have lunch together. From here, drive back to Cusco and arrive at your accommodation in the evening after taking a picturesque train ride to Ollantaytambo.
- Meals Included : breakfast
- Accommodation: Hotels
DAY 10
Cusco
Take advantage of your free time to unwind, perhaps even have a massage, and see some of Cusco’s many attractions. Perhaps visit the San Pedro Market or take a break at one of the cafes on Plaza de Armas. It’s a fantastic location for souvenirs and handicrafts. In the hills surrounding Cusco, why not try mountain ATV ? may have the opportunity to witness the colors of Rainbow Mountain or Lake Humantay. Enjoy your free day as you go and do as you like.
- Meals Included : breakfast
- Accommodation: Hotels
DAY 11
Puno
After breakfast today, make your way to Puno, which is situated by the Lake Titicaca and offers breathtaking views of the high altiplano. The highest navigable lake in the world, Lake Titicaca, is 3800 meters above sea level. The first view of the vast Lake Titicaca, whose seemingly unending waters reach into the horizon, makes the somewhat lengthy travel today—it will take seven hours by public bus—worth it. Puno embraces its roots and is a melting pot of indigenous Quechuan and Aymara culture as well as traditional Andean rituals. If you’re lucky, one of the many local cultural festivals will fall during your trip. Find out from your guide where you can enjoy the greatest grilled fish tonight; it’s a genuine regional delicacy that’s ideal for supper.
Meals Included: breakfast
Accommodation: Homestay.
DAY 12
Homestay
You will enjoy a motorboat tour of the lake Titicaca this morning, making a stop at the floating Uros Islands. The islands are made of numerous layers of totora reeds that grow in the lake’s shallows and were built by the Uros people hundreds of years ago to defend themselves against invading Inca armies. A homestay in a local community will give you a closer look at modern life along the lake’s edges.Assist your host family with everyday tasks, practice a few Quechua words, and perhaps even play a game of volleyball with the locals to meet people. Your hosts will prepare a feast full of traditional Peruvian favorites for you to enjoy tonight as you sit down and share stories.
- Meals Included: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
- Accommodation: Homestay.
DAY 13
Puno
After breakfast this morning, take another motorboat excursion to Taquile Island, which is well-known for the elaborate hand-knitted textiles made by the residents. Here, spinning is done by women while knitting is exclusively done by males. It’s a terrific location to get fine, regionally knitted items, and you can also help out the neighborhood. After that, go for an hour upward to the island’s main center, where you may buy handicrafts. After that, go down roughly 500 stairs to the boat. When you get back to Puno, you might want to get your group together and pick a local bar to have a few drinks and dinner.
- Meals Included: breakfast.
- Accommodation: Hotels.
DAY 14
Lima
Today you fly from Puno to Lima (approximately 2 hours). If time permits, you will have the opportunity to visit the Sillustani archaeological site, a series of ruined towers built by a pre-Inca civilization near Lake Umayo. The «chullpas,» or burial towers, that Sillustani has destroyed, were built centuries ago by the pre-Inca civilization to house the remains of nobles and provide offerings to help them transition to the afterlife. Lima has some of the best food in South America, and is particularly famous for its seafood. Tonight you can taste Peru’s national dish, ceviche, which is raw fish marinated in lime juice, often served with chili peppers.
Meals Included: breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotels 2 stars.
DAY 15
Lima
No activities planned for today, feel free to leave anytime after breakfast. But if you’d like to extent you stay in Lima and maybe get the opportunity to explore more of Lima, please speak with you travel agent in order to help you. thank you for traveling with us.
Meals Included: breakfast.
Important Note: Complimentary transfer from hotel to the airport.
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Included Activities
- Lima – Leader led orientation walk.
- Amazon Excursions
- Cusco – Leader-led orientation walk.
- Sacred Valley – Community visit & lunch.
- Classic Inka Trail or train option.
- Machu Picchu – Guided tour
- Lake Titicaca Excursion with Homestay
Meals
14 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 6 Dinners
Transport
Private vehicle, Boat, Flight, Train
Accommodation
Hotel (8 nights) Homestay ( 1 night) Bungalow ( 2 nights ) Camping ( 3nights )
Excluded
- International Flights
- Airport taxes
- Any visas required
- Services not mentioned in the itinerary
- Late check out at hotels
- Meals and drinks not mentioned in the itinerary
- Drinks with included lunches and dinners
- Tips For tour leader , local guides , drivers , bellboys and at the restaurants
- Expenditure of personal nature
- Personal Insurance
- Optional act
Optional activities
- Biking in Lima
- Rainbow Mountain
- Humantay Lake
- Cooking Class
- Biking in the Sacred Valley
- Work Shop Chocolate
- Zip Line and Via Ferrata
- Stand Up Paddle at the Lake
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The recommendation of this list is based on the previous comments of our customers, especially if you intend to do the Inca Trail, Please consider the suggestions we give you here, but feel free to pack as you wish and consider that the weather may be different depending on the period of the year you want to travel and its different microclimates that it has for the different geographical regions.
Packing
Most travelers prefer small to medium wheeled suitcases that are large enough for our private cars. Whatever you bring, keep in mind that you need to be able to carry your luggage, handle it at the airport, get in/out of your accommodation and possibly even walk short distances.
In general, we recommend packing as light as possible.
Domestic flight baggage allowance:
The maximum weight limit for checked baggage is 23 kg, including 1 small piece of hand luggage (maximum dimensions for hand luggage: 25 cm depth x 35 cm width x 45 cm height).
Any excess baggage fees must be paid directly to the airline at check-in.
In addition to the items and clothes you always need when traveling, we have listed our packing recommendations for this trip:
Basic
- Closed-toe shoes help protect your feet from cuts and scrapes when walking around the city and bush/grass areas, and can also act as a barrier against bites or stings in rare cases
- Sun protection
- Hat, sunscreen
- Sunglasses
Recommended:
- Soft and/or hard copies of all important documents such as tickets, passports, vaccination certificates, etc.
- And keep hard copies separate from the originals.While a copy is ineffective, it makes it easier to get a replacement if needed
- Water bottle. We recommend a capacity of at least 1.5 liters. The sale of plastic bottled water is causing huge environmental problems around the world.Much of it ends up in limited landfills or is buried in streams and the natural environment
- Power adapter plug
- Personal medical kit. Your guide will bring a large kit, but we recommend bringing items such as mild pain relievers, electrolytes and patches.
Insecticide - Can be used with clocks/alarm clocks or phones
Elective subjects
- Earplugs to prevent potential snoring from roommates
- Phrasebook
Valuables:
Try not to bring unnecessary valuables and use the hotel safe.
It’s also a good idea to buy a money belt or purse that’s easy to hide
Laundry:
Many hotels and cities offer laundry services while you’re traveling, but you may have to wait over the night for your laundry to be returned on time.
Hotel laundries usually charge per piece, while self-service laundries usually charge per kilogram, and the price is usually not expensive (around $2 per kg)
Amazon Jungle Packing List
- Long, light, close-fitting cotton shirt and pants
- Comfortable shoes and sandals for outdoor walking and around lodge.
- Long, thick socks to wear with rubber boots from the lodge.
- Raincoat or poncho
- Tropical-strength insecticide
- Small bills for occasional purchases (e.g. drinks)
- Headlamp or flashlight (optional, smartphone flashlight will suffice)
- Binoculars (optional)
For Hiking in Peru
We provide tents and sleeping mats during your Peru trek.
During the pre-hike briefing, you will be given a small bag to carry your hiking clothes, please note that the weight limit is 5 kg, including the sleeping bag.
If you are hiking in Peru, in addition to the general packing list above, be sure to bring these items with you.
Passport:
You must bring your passport, a photocopy is not enough.
It is very important that your passport matches the information you provided us when booking this trip (please keep it in a plastic bag in case of rain)
Sleeping bag:
A warm sleeping bag is required for the hike. Sleeping bag rental costs 20-25 USD, please inform the group leader during the briefing.
A four-season (or -10) sleeping bag is recommended, especially during the winter months.
Other times you can wear a 3-season (or -5) sleeping bag, but it depends on how cold you are and is just a guide.
Silk sleeping bag liner
Especially recommended if you plan to rent a sleeping bag, but can also add warmth to your own.
Pillow
Pillows are not provided on the trek, it is your personal choice if you want to bring one. If you decide to bring a pillow, we recommend that you bring a travel-friendly pillow that will easily fit into your small bag.
Walking poles:
Trekking poles are not required, it is a personal choice. We recommend renting them before your hike briefing for around $10 per person, so you can avoid the hassle of carrying them for the rest of your trip.
Daypack:
A daypack with easy access to a water bottle (outside pocket) or a daypack with a built-in water bladder.
The bag should be large enough to hold a few things you need for the day (hat, water, camera, snacks, raincoat, etc).
Water bottle:
You should bring at least 2 liters of water per day when hiking. Depending on whether you have a hydration bladder in your bag, we recommend bringing two (1 liter) bottles along the way that can be filled with boiled water, as they are provided daily.
Waterproof, abrasion-resistant walking boots:
Good, comfortable shoes are essential.
No matter what you wear on your feet, comfort is the most important thing. It is very important to make sure your boots are durable and lightweight.
Ankle support and waterproof are recommended, but if you already have comfortable, grippy boots, don’t rush out and buy new ones – you’re better off with your old pair!
- Layering:
(e.g. zip-up pants, jacket, T-shirt).
Thermal underwear:
Thermal underwear is highly recommended as it is lightweight, will keep you warm at night.
Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat.
Personal medicine and basic first aid kit.Band-Aids, Imodium, Pain killer and rehydration packs.
Camera and extra batteries, memory cards or film.
Please note: there are no electrical outlets on the hike, so make sure you are fully charged and/or have extra batteries.
Snacks:
Chocolate, potato chips, cookies, energy bars. Snacks are provided during the hike, but you can bring an extra one or two just in case.
If you have dietary requirements, it is recommended that you bring suitable snacks from home.
We provide breakfast, lunch and dinner, but for safety reasons it is advisable to bring snacks.
Plastic bag
Keep your belongings and clothes dry (wrap everything in a plastic bag).
toilet paper:
Most importantly! There are also small plastic bags or zip lock bags for trash, which are then thrown into the main trash bag provided by the mover. Please don’t throw toilet paper on the floor!
Wet wipes or facial tissues
These are essential and will come in handy if you are traveling long distances and don’t have access to a shower.
Small towel and basic personal toiletries:
There is a shower available on the third night on the Inca Trail , so bring travel – shampoo and body wash if you wish.
Extras
Headlamp or standard flashlight (flashlight).
(very important) and spare batteries.
Insecticide with tropical strength.
Antibacterial hand gel.
Flip flops/sandals.If you want to shower and walk around camp after a long day of hiking.
Earplugs: If your tent «roommate» snores.
- You can choose how much you bring, but remember that the weight limit is 5 kg. We recommend the following:
- 2 pairs of long pants (zippered for easy access Optional, but not required).
- 2 T-shirts.
- 1 pair of shorts.
- Raincoat or poncho (ponchos can be purchased locally 2-3 USD).
- 4-5 pairs of thick socks.
- Warm clothes for the night.
- Wool, pants, wool hat, gloves.
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Important Notes
- Passport details are required at the time of booking. The passport you travel with must match the reservation details you provided us. This will be used to request your Inca Trail permit or entrance to Machupicchu, and if any information does not match your passport, the authorities will deny you entry. Delays in providing this information may result in booking fees or changes to your itinerary.
- Permits for the Inca Trail are sold by request only. Once a deposit has been paid and passport details have been provided, we will strive to obtain a permit for you. If permits for the Inca Trail are not available at the time of booking, you can choose to hike the Quarry Trail instead or travel to Machu Picchu by train.
- An individual supplement is offered if you prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement is subject to availability. Please speak with your booking agent for more information.
- If this trip starts in Peru and get into La Paz (Bolivia). Make sure to obtain your corresponding visas in advance , Please make sure you checked if your nationality require or contact your agent for assistance.
- As you can choose different ways of reaching Machu Picchu (Inca Trail, Quarry Trail or Train), there is a small chance you may be the only traveller on your selected option.
- All our trip are leading by a Tour Leader, an experienced local guide who will be in charge of taking the responsibility of the trip so you can relax and enjoy the trip. Your Tour Leader will provide more information on what the group options are at the welcome meeting.
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