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ORIGINS of the INCAS Ideal Journeys Ideal Journeys ORIGINS OF THE INCAS 10 DAYS / 9 NIGHTS Ideal Journeys ORIGINS OF THE INCAS 10 DAYS / 9 NIGHTS 1 1. LIMA 4. CUSCO 2 3 2. SACRED VALLEY 5. PUNO 4 3. MACHU PICCHU 5 Art & Culture Archaeology Gastronomy Luxury On this journey you’ll get a first-hand experience of the country’s amazing cuisine, local traditions, ancient past and fascinating present throughout. It starts in Lima with an insightful city tour and mouthwatering introduction to Peru’s renowned gastronomy. From here head to the Sacred Valley for Inca ruins, ancient cities and of course, Machu Picchu. Having visited the great ‘Lost City of the Inca’, you’ll then explore some of the many highlights of Cusco and lesser-visited South Valley, before a real change of pace at mystical Lake Titicaca with its unique way of life and famous floating islands. HIGHLIGHTS • Guided tour of Downtown Lima and gastronomical experience of Peruvian cuisine in Lima’s bohemian Barranco District • Direct arrival into the Sacred Valley, perfect for acclimatization at lower altitude • Visiting the Sacred Valley wonders of Pisac and Ollantaytambo • VIP departure to Machu Picchu from Tambo del Inka’s private train station • Explore Cusco’s Southern Valley • Mythical Lake Titicaca, Uros floating island, Taquile and Sillustani Historic Centre of Lima Juanito of Barranco Sacred Valley DAY 1: ARRIVE IN LIMA AND CITY TOUR Upon landing in Lima you’ll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel for check-in, ready for an immersive day in the capital. The day starts with a full exploration of the city with a guided tour that takes in both its colonial past and contemporary present: Plaza de Armas and the Historical Center; panoramic view of Huaca Pucllana Ruins; the Cathedral and Government´s Palace are particular Lima highlights to look forward to. DAY 2: GASTRONOMIC TOUR OF LIMA Lima is known as the World’s Greatest Gastronomic City, and you’ll get a taste of just why during this mouthwatering foodie tour of Barranco, a much-loved bohemian district. Begin with a gourmet breakfast at a fantastic local restaurant, followed by a walking tour of the main square, Bridge of Sighs, MATE (De Mario Testino) and Pedro de Osma museums. Then having worked up an appetite, the Isolina Restaurant is the perfect place to stop next. DAY 3: ARRIVE IN CUSCO AND ENTER THE SACRED VALLEY From bustling Lima to the Sacred Valley via ancient Cusco, home to some of Peru’s finest architecture and archaeology. On day 3, a private vehicle will take you to Lima Airport for your flight to Cusco where you’ll be met and driven to Tambo del Inka, a beautiful Sacred Valley hotel. Llama Trek Machu Picchu Ollantaytambo DAY 4: SACRED VALLEY LLAMA TREK Your tour of Peru now delves deep into the Sacred Valley countryside, with a scenic Llama trek being one of the best ways to do it. These loveable animals were domesticated many thousands of years ago, long before the Inca, and today represent a window into Peru’s ancient past. DAY 5: TAKE A TOUR OF MACHU PICCHU Machu Picchu is considered the world’s best travel destination, an ancient wonder of the world and highlight of South America in one. Day 5 is a special day, as you take a guided tour of the great ‘Lost City’ of the Inca. You’ll begin in style with a private train boarding at Tambo del Inka’s own platform, “Sacred Valley” train is the chosen one, followed by a scenic journey through the amazing views of the Sacred Valley to Aguas Calientes and onwards to Machu Picchu. Lunch and dinner are served onboard. Then, simply absorb the magic of Peru’s most iconic ancient site with a fascinating guided tour, before enjoying it all at your own pace with some priceless leisure time. DAY 6: PISAC & OLLANTAYTAMBO Your exploration of Peruvian history continues today, with visits to the village of Pisac and Inca city of Ollantaytambo. After breakfast then, head northeast from Cusco in a private vehicle towards Pisac. This ancient town is best known for its colorful markets of locally woven wares, fresh produce and artisan artefacts. Then enjoy lunch at a local Sacred Valley restaurant. From Pisac, head to the huge monuments, fortress and terraces of spectacular Ollantaytambo. Church of Andahuaylillas Totora Boats The floating Islands of Uros DAY 7: CUSCO AND THE SOUTH VALLEY Today you’ll visit the lesser-known Southern Valley of Cusco, home to some magnificent archaeological sites. Begin in Tipon to witness incredible Inca architecture, waterways and fountains, followed by the sprawling ruins of Pikillacta and village of Andahuaylillas, a laidback rural town that centers around its pretty colonial church. This afternoon you can enjoy leisure time to explore Cusco, it is optional and not included at the main journey. DAY 8: TRAVEL TO PUNO From one mystical site to another, day 8 of your tour of Peru sees you travel from the Sacred Valley to Puno, on the shored of the mythical Lake Titicaca. The highest navigable lake in the world that straddles both Peru and Bolivia, Titicaca held spiritual status for the Inca and other ancient peoples before them, and is today known for its floating reed islands, gorgeous views and secluded monuments. You’ll travel to Puno on the PeruRail Titicaca train, a scenic journey passing beautiful countryside, rolling hills, open plains and rural villages. DAY 9: LAKE TITICACA’S UROS & TAQUILE ISLANDS Exploring both the traditions and beauty spots of Lake Titicaca is always a joy. Your Lake Titicaca tour begins with a boat trip to the famous floating reed islands of Uros. It’s a fascinating visit and you’ll get to visit locals too, before continuing to Taquile Island. Here you can meet more island dwellers and local weavers before exploring beautiful Taquile Island, its waterside pathways, agricultural terraces and amazing Lake Titicaca views. Sillustani Chullpas Lake Umayo Lake Titicaca DAY 10: VISIT SILLUSTANI AND GO HOME As you wave goodbye to Puno and Lake Titicaca there is still time for one more highlight, with a visit to the striking Sillustani Chullpas. These impressive Inca monuments form part of one of the most significant necropolises in the Americas. A fitting end to your time in this part of Peru. MACHU PICCHU STATION 2038 masl END OF THE TRAIN RIDE OLLANTAYTAMBO STATION 2,797 masl URUBAMBA STATION Distance to Machu Picchu 02 h 30 min Altitude 2,870 masl 1 PERURAIL SACRED VALLEY TRAIN 2 PERURAIL VISTADOME TRAIN POROY STATION 3,486 masl From the private train station of Tambo del Inka, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa you can get closer to Machu Picchu and board on an exclusive way. PERURAIL TITICACA TRAIN The unforgettable experience of crossing the Peruvian Andes between Cusco and Puno, and visiting the world’s highest navigable lake, is made even more magical aboard PeruRail Titicaca. This train was created to provide passengers with all the luxuries they could want in a trip, while offering them a chance to forge a mystical connection with nature. What´s included What´s not included • Hotel accommodation throughout • International and domestic air tickets • Meals are provided according to the itinerary • Hotel extras • Guided excursions with entrance tickets and • Tips (are not mandatory) meals according to the itinerary • Services not already mentioned on the • Private transfers between hotels/stations/ itinerary airports/excursions according to the itinerary • 24/7 assistance and personal concierge Terms and Conditions • Liability insurance coverage www.venturia.com.pe/terms-and-conditions SUGGESTED PROPERTIES THE WESTIN LIMA HOTEL & ALOFT LIMA MIRAFLORES CONVENTION CENTER TAMBO DEL INKA, A LUXURY AC HOTEL LIMA MIRAFLORES COLLECTION RESORT & SPA PALACIO DEL INKA, A LUXURY COLLECTION HOTEL Headquarters Calle Amador Merino Reyna 551 San Isidro, Lima - 15072 - Peru T. +51 712-7000 Ext. 5662 Whatsapp: +51 951303975 [email protected] www.venturia.com.pe.
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