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Peru has much to offer,
the diversity of its landscape begins in the desert of the
coast, sprinkled by beautiful valleys and excellent beaches,
to the spectacular mountain range of the Andes, with its
huge variety of ecosystems and colonial legacy. All these
exciting treasures, in addition to the famous Peruvian hospitality
will enable you to live an unforgettable experience in “The
Land of the Incas”.
When you travel to Peru, interested in its archaeology,
a great place to start is the National Museum of Archaeology,
Anthropology and History, located in the colorful Plaza
Bolivar in the district of Pueblo Libre. It will orient
you to the wealth of Peru's fascinating archeological past,
while artfully displaying the variety of its skillfully
crafted jewelry, ceramics and textiles. Just outside the
museum, you can also enjoy some of Lima's finest colonial
architecture and any one of a number of delightful local
restaurants.
Peru’s geography is among the most dramatic and awe-inspiring
on earth. Having three distinct regions - the coastal plains,
the Andean highlands, and the Amazon jungle - it is as varied
as it is spectacular.
The dry coastal plains are home to most of Peru’s
archaeological sites, including the Nazca lines in the south
and the tomb of the Lord of Sipán in the north.
Peru’s varied highlands include the snow-capped peaks
of the Cordillera Blanca, the lush high jungle regions near
Machu Picchu and elsewhere, and the extraordinary altiplano
(high plains) between Cuzco and Lake Titicaca.
Peru’s vast jungle region, covering over half the
country’s total land surface, is home to a biodiversity
matched in few places on earth and eco-tourism at its best.
SUGGESTED ITINERARIES – FASCINATING PERU
How to put together all those fantastic destinations? …
Here, our suggestion of the best itineraries from 3 to 20
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Lima |
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Duration:
02 Days / 01 Night
Departures: Daily
Una parada obligada que puede ofrecer muchas cosas
más… Hay una Lima que no cambia,
que a pesar del tiempo vive elegante y señorial.
Descubra el legado colonial de aquella Lima gobernada
de virreyes que llega hasta nuestro tiempo para hablarnos
de un pasado glorioso. MUn rosario de museos que custodian
una rica herencia y bien surtidas tiendas de artesanías.
Lo invitamos a disfrutar de una Lima diferente, que
no olvidará.
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Duration: 03 Days / 02 Nights
Departures: Daily
Dozens of Lima's colonial churches are gems of Ibero-American
architecture, such us San Francisco, founded in 1535,
and La Merced, whose earliest construction pre-dates
the founding of Lima. Modern Lima is a mix of architectural
styles and beautiful gardens, especially Miraflores
and San Isidro, popular commercial districts with
excellent shops, art galleries and restaurants. Barranco,
home to Lima's best known artists and writers, is
filled with bars and night clubs.
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Cusco, Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu |
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Duration: 04 Days / 03 Nights
Departures: Daily
Upon seeing Machu Picchu for the first time,
an astounded Hiram Bingham gasped: How will anyone
believe what I've found? Sacred center of the Andean
culture, main city of the Spanish Colony. Cusco is
the result of the Inca and European encounter. Considered
one of the architectural gems of the world, here you
will find a living past, history captured amidst its
walls, temples, and even people. The Incas venerated
Cusco as the "navel of the universe", building
from here the trails that united their vast Empire.
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Lima, Cusco, Valle Sagrado & Machu Picchu |
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Duración:
05 Días / 04 Noches
Salidas: Diarias
A una distancia de 120 km (75 millas) del Cusco, en
el valle del río Urubamba, se eleva Machu Picchu,
a una altitud de 2.400 m (7.900 p) s.n.m., entre el
Huayna Picchu (montaña joven) y Machu Picchu
(montaña vieja). Se extiende dentro de un espectacular
sistema provisto de la exhuberante vegetación
de la selva cercana y del paisaje escarpado.
Se cree que Machu Picchu, la Ciudad Perdida de los
Incas, uno de los ejemplos más famosos de la
arquitectura Inca, fue construida a mediados del siglo
XV por el Inca Pachacútec. Perdida en la historia,
no fue descubierta hasta 1911 por el explorador estadounidense
Hiram Bingham.
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