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Highlights of Peru V2020 HIGH LIG H T S OF PER U HIGHLIGHTS OF PERU Experience Cusco from it's different angles, Cusco city, sacred valley and Machu Picchu. Expert guides will make your trip fascinating bringing ancient cultures to life. With a selection of stunning hotels, trains and bespoke EXPLORE FURTHER Enhance your 8-day itinerary with these exciting options. experiences spread across Peru’s most spectacular destinations, the Belmond Journeys in Peru team Belmond Andean Explorer - Cusco to Puno and Arequipa: has perfected the art of creating immersive Peruvian Join South America's first luxury sleeper train to Puno. escapes to leave you spellbound. Visit Raqch’i, La Raya, witness the sunrise at Lake Titicaca A jewel in South America's crown, Peru encapsulates before sailing to the Uros floating islands and Taquile everything we love about travel: time-honored traditions, Island. Admire Lake Lagunillas and the ancient Sumbay vibrant cultures and wild landscapes. Cave paintings. Finally, plunge into the Colca Canyon. Join us to explore this captivating, mystical realm of lost Amazon River: Fly from Lima to Iquitos. Board the Aria civilizations and tangible history. Journey to the beating Amazon, a luxury riverboat, and cruise along the mighty heart of the Land of the Incas. jungle waterway alighting to explore the rainforest. E I G H T - D AY IT I NER A R Y combined with the mysticism of the sacred valley. DAY 1 DAY 5 Arrive at Lima International Airport where one of our representatives Travel to Machu Picchu aboard Peru Rail Vistadome train. Enjoy will be waiting to escort you to Belmond Miraflores Park. Spend your first day exploring this vibrant city at your leisure or relaxing by the Inca Citadel. Plunge into Machu Picchu and explore. Overnight at rooftop pool. Overnight at Belmond Miraflores Park. Belmond Sanctuary Lodge. DAY 2 DAY 6 Enjoy a city tour of Lima, visiting downtown, the Cathedral, the Rise early and enjoy a walk through Machu Picchu and Huayna Government Palace, City Hall, Archbishop’s Palace, San Francisco Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain. Return to Cusco aboard Monastery and Larco Museum. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight at Belmond Hiram Bingham train. Overnight at Belmond Hotel Belmond Miraflores Park. Monasterio. DAY 3 DAY 7 Plunge into the dramatic Sacred Valley of the Incas on a guided Enjoy a half day tour of Cusco visiting the Cathedral, Koricancha, tour of Pisaq. Enjoy a tour of the Awanacancha traditional textile Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo and Puca-Pucara. Overnight at Belmond center. Overnight at Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado. Hotel Monasterio. DAY 4 DAY 8 Day tour to the Sacred Valley, including Ollantaytambo. Continue to Transfer to the airport for your international flight. a local restaurant, where you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch. In the afternoon visit the town of Chinchero. Overnight at Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado. R ESE R V A TION S Please contact your travel agent or our reservation centres and ask for the “Highlights of Peru”. Tel: +51 (1) 519 5705 Email: [email protected] B E L M OND.C O M TER MS AND C O NDI T ION S • Payment shall be made as follows: • Please note Belmond Journeys in Peru is not liable or responsible for bank • * 25% deposit upon acceptance of proposal. charges incurred by an Individual, agent or tour operator • * 75% (full payment), will be due not less than 61 days prior to passenger’s • For parties of more than 5 rooms please go to arrival. https://www.belmond.com/legal/journeys-in-peru-terms-and-conditions • Where the reservation is made 61 or less days before arrival date, full prepayment is due upon confirmation of the reservations..
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