PUNO

At the top of the City of the Incas, submerged in the magnificence of the Sacred Valley, or reflected on the deepest blue of the highest lake in the world: Archaeological Peru unveils its millenary history. A mysterious and magical country. Discover with us the enigmas these three sacred places hold for us.

In Peru’s South we will find a city with peculiar architecture and one color in common: white; a majestic bird overflying the deepest canyon in the world; a huge, navigable and still mysterious lake; a city in the clouds. Let’s find out what Arequipa, Colca Canyon, Lake Titicaca and Machu Picchu have to offer us. 

Magic is in the air. From the mysterious Nazca Lines through the White City of Arequipa to get to Cusco –center of the world- in order to find the beautiful Sacred Valley and later feel the kind and deep waters of the Titicaca Lake. This tour will definitely keep us in awe.

Intense and exciting: a whole new experience. From the Nazca Lines to the natural beauty of the Ballestas Islands, to watching a condor fly near you at the Colca Canyon, sailing on Lake Titicaca and walking on the Uros Islands, to feeling the overwhelming silence of Machu Picchu. This program offers you everything you need to truly live and feel the Inca culture.

Discover the origins of Inca Empire, starting an amazing journey at the shores of Tititca Lake and exploring the archaelogical vestiges in its surroundings. 

With this 13-night program mixing history and traditions, you will be able to meet Lima, capital of Peru, Paracas and Nazca, Arequipa, land of volcanoes and the deeper canyons in the world: Colca and Cotahuasi. You will also get to know the Titicaca Lake, Cusco, archeological treasure, and the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu.

In the city of Lima, the capital of Peru, the present is blended with history and tradition to show us its many attractions and cultural heritage. Founded in 1535 by the Spanish conquistadors as the City of Kings, it became the most important city in South America during the colonial era. The capital of Peru today houses a plethora of both architectural and archaeological monuments, which for their beauty and preservation have won the title of Cultural Heritage of Humanity from UNESCO. Whether by day or night, it is worth the trouble to see it all for the contrast of its landscapes and its various attractions.

History, magic and fun mix in the city of Cuzco, sometimes writtIn Cusco or Qosqo, the capital of the Inca Empire of Tahuantinsuyo, known at the time as the "Navel of the World." Its founding by the Spanish dates back to 1534, and today, it is considered the archeological capital of America and a Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Without a doubt, it is the most important tourist destination in Peru and, possibly, in South America, as is the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu.

Rich in pre-Inca, Inca and colonial archaeological remains, Puno is also regarded as the folklore capital of Peru because of the variety and beauty of its dances representing the mixture of the Quechua, Aymara and Hispanic peoples that can be seen in all their splendor during the celebrations of the Virgin of Candelaria.

Today, the population of Puno lives amidst traditions and customs that have been maintained over the centuries, allowing us to share the legacy of their ancestors that still lives among them. Whether visiting Lake Titicaca or celebrating at one of its festivities with typical dances, Puno is an unforgettable destination during your trip to Peru.

In the city of Lima, the capital of Peru, the present is blended with history and tradition to show us its many attractions and cultural heritage. Founded in 1535 by the Spanish conquistadors as the City of Kings, it became the most important city in South America during the colonial era. The capital of Peru today houses a plethora of both architectural and archaeological monuments, which for their beauty and preservation have won the title of Cultural Heritage of Humanity from UNESCO. Whether by day or night, it is worth the trouble to see it all for the contrast of its landscapes and its various attractions.

Arriving to Ica, one finds a true agricultural oasis in the desert, the city is now one of the major wine producers in the country and the birthplace of pisco, Peru’s alcoholic beverage par excellence. Located between the desert regions of Paracas and Nazca, it can be used as a home base for trips to both cities. The main attraction of the region is, without a doubt, the enigmatic lines drawn on its plains, with zoomorphic, anthropomorphic and geometric figures up to 300 meters in length. A variety of theories have been woven on the origin of the Nazca Lines, causing fascination and interest among archaeologists, historians and researchers such as the German citizen, Maria Reiche, who devoted her life to studying them. The first drawings and measurements of the figures are the result of her work. Today, they are known the world over.

Located on the northern coast of the country, the city of Trujillo was the center of power of the Mochica and Chimú cultures. Its historical center is full of buildings from the colonial era, whose most distinctive feature is the trellis-style iron grillwork. It is a city with one of the strongest traditions of rearing Peruvian paso horses, and is a short distance away from Chan Chan, the world's largest pre-Hispanic city made of mud. In the north, Chiclayo offers a trip to the history, cuisine and natural landscapes of Peru. In recent years, the most important archaeological monuments - belonging to the Mochica, Lambayeque, Chimu and Sicán cultures - have been found in this northern city.

Arequipa is a land of volcanoes and the deepest canyons in the world, Colca and Cotahuasi. Its impressive landscape coexists perfectly with the city's growth. Its businesses have made it the country's second leading economy, emphasizing mainly the production of textiles made of wool and South American cameloids. Its cuisine, renowned throughout the country, is without doubt rich in products and in flavors, the White City is clearly one of the best exponents of Peruvian cuisine.

Whether enjoying a tour of the city or its natural attractions, such as the Colca Canyon and the Misti volcano, Arequipa opens its doors and invites us to seek adventure.

Rich in pre-Inca, Inca and colonial archaeological remains, Puno is also regarded as the folklore capital of Peru because of the variety and beauty of its dances representing the mixture of the Quechua, Aymara and Hispanic peoples that can be seen in all their splendor during the celebrations of the Virgin of Candelaria.

Today, the population of Puno lives amidst traditions and customs that have been maintained over the centuries, allowing us to share the legacy of their ancestors that still lives among them. Whether visiting Lake Titicaca or celebrating at one of its festivities with typical dances, Puno is an unforgettable destination during your trip to Peru.

History, magic and fun mix in the city of Cuzco, sometimes writtIn Cusco or Qosqo, the capital of the Inca Empire of Tahuantinsuyo, known at the time as the "Navel of the World." Its founding by the Spanish dates back to 1534, and today, it is considered the archeological capital of America and a Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Without a doubt, it is the most important tourist destination in Peru and, possibly, in South America, as is the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu.

The city of Puerto Maldonado is small and one of the least populated of all Peru. Today, the department is considered the world capital of biodiversity. Its national parks and reserves, such as Manu and Tambopata - Candamo, were created by the government to preserve its ecological richness. Now, it is possible to enjoy all the ecological attractions offered by this natural refuge of the world’s biodiversity in one of the many hotels that have been established on the banks of rivers and lakes of the Amazon basin that let us see the landscape and the variety of species of plants and animals in their natural habitat. In Puerto Maldonado, you can live an adventure every day