Lima’s rich history, architecture, and culture act as tourist magnets drawing people from all corners of the globe. At its peak, Lima was the main hub of politics in South America. Today, the historic center of Lima with its many churches, mansions, and monasteries remind one of the bygone eras.

Formerly the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco is mesmerising to wander around as decadent colonial cathedrals jostle for supremacy with the Inca temples and modern fast-food joints that line its ancient cobbled streets. The city is simply breathtaking for its historical sites and rich cultural heritage.

Located high up in the Andes, the area surrounding Ayacucho has been inhabited for around 20,000 years and as such there are a plethora of amazing archaeological sites hidden away among the mountains surrounding the city. Visitors to Ayacucho are invariably intrigued and stirred by its unique cultural heritage.

Despite lacking the colonial architecture and historical sites that dot other Peruvian cities, Puno has a lot going for it. Its rich cultural heritage shines forth in the people themselves and the welcoming and atmospheric bars that are to be found everywhere in Puno. Many people visit Puno as it lies on the shores of Lake Titicaca. 

Perched high upon a ridge, 300 meters above the Urubamba River, the majestic Inca City of Machu Picchu is one of the most dramatic settings of a ruined city anywhere in the world. Almost as impressive as the ruins themselves is the spectacular backdrop of steep, lush, and often cloud-shrouded mountains.

The famous Inca Trail is a four-day hike, which terminates at Machu Picchu, and is regarded by many as the highlight of their trip to Peru. This scenic trail is often more demanding than what many people are expecting, but also more rewarding. A couple of different starting points for the Inca Trail exist.

Less than an hour’s drive north of Cusco is the beautiful Sacred Valley. This fertile valley has many Inca ruins worth exploring but is also a peaceful area to spend some time wandering through markets or soaking up local culture. Main highlights in the valley are the Pisac Ruins, the Sunday Market in Pisac.

The main reason to come to Pisco, about 200 kilometers south of Lima, is to see the nearby Islas Ballestas. Almost directly west of Pisco, the Islas Ballestas, sometimes referred to as the “poor man’s Galapagos,” are home to hundreds of thousands of birds, large colonies of sea lions, pelicans, penguins, and dolphins.

For history buffs and lovers of bustling cultures with a yearning to learn about the country, its people, places, and traditions, this package is ideal for you.

If you love to disconnect from the online world to escape into nature, experience the true beauty of the country that will captivate you in this package.

If you like to get out of your comfort zone by experiencing activities such as skydiving, mountain climbing and thrilling rides, this package is for you.

If you are looking for an affordable package while getting the most out of your travel, then this package is perfect for you.

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