Name: 11-Day Lima, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Arequipa and Lake Titicaca - Living Peru Tour from Lima
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Places You'll Visit

Visit Aguas Calientes, Cusco (Cuzco Cathedral, Puka Pukara, Qenko, Sacsayhuaman), Lima (Casa Aliaga, Cathedral Basilica of Lima, Larco Museum, Magic Water Circuit with Dinner), Machu Picchu, Andahuaylillas (Sistine Church of America), Arequipa (Carmen Alto, Colca Canyon, Mirador de Yanahuara, Santa Catalina Monastery), Chivay, Lake Titicaca (Taquile Island, Uros Floating Islands), Pucara, Raqchi (Temple of Wiracocha), Chinchero, Ollantaytambo, Sacred Valley. Explore Peru and discover its heritage, fauna and inhabitants during 11 dreamy days of crossing the country. This unforgettable circuit from and to Lima invites you to visit beautiful colonial cities, archaeological sites left by ancient civilizations and some of the most spectacular landscapes on the planet. Admire the condor of the Colca Valley and the native camelids of the Andes. Discover the Sacred Valley of the Incas, travel back in time on the islands of Lake Titicaca and ascend Machu Picchu, the 'lost city of the Incas'.

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Day 10
Day 11

Day 1 Lima

Day 2 Lima

Day 3 Fly to Arequipa (90 min by flight, book the ticket on your own) - Arequipa city tour (772 km)

Day 4 Arequipa - Colca Canyon (91 km)

Day 5 Colca - Chivay - Puno (189 km)

Day 6 Puno - Lake Titicaca: Uros & Taquile (6471 km)

Day 7 Puno - Pucara - Raqchi - Andahuaylillas - Cusco (340 km)

Day 8 Cusco - Chinchero - Ollantaytambo - Sacred Valley (103 km)

Day 9 Sacred Valley - Aguas Calientes - Machu Picchu - Aguas Calientes - Cusco (271 km)

Day 10 Cusco

Day 11 Cusco

Day 1: Lima

Arrive at Jorge Chavez International Airport in Lima. Upon arrival, a representative will be waiting to greet you at the airport and the transportation service will transfer you to your hotel at the scheduled time. Spend the rest of the day at your leisure in Lima. You can optional to take the Magic Water Circuit with Dinner

Lima, PERU

Lima, the capital city of Peru, was founded by conquistador Francisco Pizarro in 1535. This city's historic places include the National University of San Marcos, which was established in 1551 and is the oldest university in the Americas.

Magic Water Circuit with Dinner

A modern system of fountains certified as the largest in the world by the Guinness World Records. Built-in Exhibition Park, the Magical Water Circuit attracts crowds during summer and winter, being one of the new favorite attractions of Lima. See yourself and enjoy our water cruise which is followed by a unique gastronomical experience at a restaurant, accompanied by a delicious buffet dinner.
ï»¿ Notes: Shared service. Start time: 18:00 hours. Duration 4 hours. Includes Pick-up and Drop-off, Bilingual guide (Spanish and English), Admission to Magic Water Circuit, and Buffet Dinner

Day 2: Lima

Start your day with a tasty breakfast at the hotel. Then, explore Lima's old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site packed with fascinating historic buildings. Begin with a scenic tour in the colonial core and appreciate the grandiose architecture of the Spanish Empire. Stroll over to the impressive Cathedral, and visit the Casa Aliaga. Continue to the Larco Museum. Rest of the afternoon at leisure.

Lima, PERU

Lima, the capital city of Peru, was founded by conquistador Francisco Pizarro in 1535. This city's historic places include the National University of San Marcos, which was established in 1551 and is the oldest university in the Americas.

Cathedral Basilica of Lima

A Roman Catholic cathedral located in the Plaza Mayor of downtown Lima constructed in 1535 - 1649.

Casa Aliaga

Casa Aliaga is a colonial mansion granted in 1535 by chief conquistador Francisco Pizarro to one of his captains, JerÃ³nimo de Aliaga. This is the only house from that time still belonging to the same family.

Larco Museum

Larco Museum, located in the traditional Pueblo Libre district and housed in a beautifully restored viceregal mansion built over a seventh-century pre-Columbian pyramid. The museum boasts the most complete pre-Hispanic collection of gold and silver artefacts, as well as pieces of erotic art.

Day 3: Fly to Arequipa (90 min by flight, book the ticket on your own) - Arequipa city tour (772 km)

Breakfast at the hotel is followed by a transfer to Lima airport. Once you land in Arequipa, a transportation service will take you to your hotel. Then, after a representative informs you about the attractions and services the city has to offer, go enjoy a tour of the town. The route begins in Arequipa´s Main Square, one of the most beautiful squares in Peru. Facing this square is the imposing Cathedral, built in the 17th century. From there, continue to the Monastery of Santa Catalina, a cloister and small religious citadel built-in 1579, still in use to this date. Then, visit the Church of the Compañia de Jesus (1590). Considered a classic example of local baroque architecture, it houses an exceptional collection of paintings and murals. Lastly, visit the districts of Yanahuara and Carmen Alto for a panoramic view of the Arequipa countryside. In the end, take a transfer back to the hotel.

Arequipa, PERU

The capital and largest city of the Arequipa Region and the seat of the Constitutional Court of Peru. The historic center of Arequipa spans an area of 332 hectares[9] and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.[1

Santa Catalina Monastery

This lovely monastery, run by Dominican nuns, was built under Spanish colonialism in 1579. Only about 20 nuns currently reside there, but at its height, the monastery housed almost 450 people.

Carmen Alto

Carmen Alto is a lovely, picturesque scenic outlook above the historical colonial city of Arequipa, providing an amazing view of the city and the lush valley below.

Mirador de Yanahuara

This scenic outlook in Arequipa provides an amazing panoramic view of the historic city below and features architecture that dates back to the period of Spanish colonialism.

Day 4: Arequipa - Colca Canyon (91 km)

Charge your batteries with breakfast at the hotel before leaving the city via Yura, a district characterized by its rugged scenery, hills, and cliffs. Then enter the Pampa Canahuas Reserve, an extensive grass plain where vicuñas (an Andean camelid and a national symbol) can be spotted. Head through Vizcachani and Pampas de Toccra up to the crater of the Chucura volcano. From there, continue one last leg of the way to reach the Mirador de los Andes at Patapampa, a stunning viewpoint 4,800 metres above sea level with impressive views of the volcanoes surrounding Arequipa. Lunch is served in the town of Chivay and in the afternoon you can rest in the hotel.

Arequipa, PERU

The capital and largest city of the Arequipa Region and the seat of the Constitutional Court of Peru. The historic center of Arequipa spans an area of 332 hectares[9] and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.[1

Colca Canyon

The Colca Canyon, in the Arequipa Region of Peru, is twice as deep as the United States' Grand Canyon and thought to be the deepest in the world. The Rio Colca that carved it originates high in the Andes.

Day 5: Colca - Chivay - Puno (189 km)

Once breakfast is over, head to Condor's Cross, from where you can contemplate the view of the Colca Valley (one of the world´s deepest canyons) and see the large, majestic condor soaring over the valley, only a few metres away from where you stand. Back in Chivay, visit the towns of Pinchollo, Maca, Achoma and Yanque, and in between snap some more memorable photos at the Antahuilque and Choquetico viewpoints. Then later on continue to Puno with a detour that takes you through Patahuasi. Along the way, observe the amazing stone forests and sky-blue lagoons populated by cranes that fill this area 4,000 metres above sea level. Arrive at Puno after this amazing journey and enjoy a well-deserved rest at the hotel.

Chivay, PERU

This tiny town sits in the heart of the Colca Valley in Peru. There are many old colonial buildings, an stone bridge built by the Inca, and several thermal hot springs nearby.

Patapampa Pass

This mountain pass high in the Andes forms the gateway to Colca Canyon down below. It's scenic lookouts provide amazing views of the canyon, and its rocks are scraggy and grey.

Day 6: Puno - Lake Titicaca: Uros & Taquile (6471 km)

After breakfast at the hotel, travel to the port of Puno where a boat will be waiting to take you to the beautiful Uros Islands. The Uros are an indigenous people of Peru that live on a series of man-made islands, created entirely from the buoyant totora reeds that grow abundantly in the shallows of the lake. The islands are composed of layers of woven totora, which are constantly replenished from the top as they rot from the bottom. The Uros people also use reeds to construct their homes, so cooking is done outdoors to avoid possible fires! After visiting this fascinating island, sail to Taquile, a small slice of heaven that once belonged to the Inca Empire. Look around and you will notice traces of its Incan past in the ruins that still exist around the island. After a brief introduction, the local community will give you an insight into their customs and traditions with a cultural demonstration. Lunch is enjoyed on the island before the return trip to Puno.

Lake Titicaca, PERU

In Andean belief, Titicaca is the birthplace of the sun. Set between Peru and Bolivia, itâs the largest lake in South America and the highest navigable body of water in the world. Bright days contrast with bitterly cold nights. Enthralling, deep-blue Lake Titicaca is the unifying, longtime home of highland cultures steeped in the old ways.

Taquile Island

Taquile is an island on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca 45 km offshore from the city of Puno. The highest point of the island is 4,050 metres above sea level and the main village is at 3,950 metres.

Uros Floating Islands

Created by the indigenous Uros people as protection against attacks from the Incas, the Uros Islands are one of the world's most innovative feats of human engineering.

Day 7: Puno - Pucara - Raqchi - Andahuaylillas - Cusco (340 km)

After breakfast at the hotel, and at the agreed time, a transportation service will transfer you to the bus station, where a representative will help you catch your bus to Cusco. On the way, you'll make a number of interesting stops. The first is the town of Pucara and the Pucara Lithic Museum. After a brief break at La Raya, the highest point of the trip between Puno and Cusco, at the dizzying altitude of 4,313 metres above sea level, the bus stops at Sicuani, where lunch is served. We then head on to Racchi, home to the Wiracocha Temple, an Inca site built in honour of a powerful Andean god. The rectangular construction boasts thatched rooftops 20 metres above the ground; these are thought to be the highest in the Inca Empire. Later, visit Andahuaylillas, a town located around 40 kilometres away from Cusco. The main attraction here is the local Church, known as the "Sistine Chapel of America" owing to the high quality of art found inside. The church was built during the 16th century on top of Wari remains. Afterwards, a last 40 kilometre drive gets you to Cusco, today's destination.

Pucara, PERU

This was the first urban settlement on Lake Titicaca, established between 100 and 300 A.D. It has the same name as the first civilizations who lived in the Altiplano.
Raqchi, PERU

An Inca archaeological site in Peru known as the Temple of Wiracocha, one of its constituents.

Temple of Wiracocha

The Temple of Wiracocha is the most famous construction of the archaeological site of Raqchi in Cusco. Its name is related to the god Huiracocha, creator of the world according to many ancient cultures of the coast and mountains of Peru. It is a temple over 14 meters high, the tallest Inca structure discovered to date.
Andahuaylillas, PERU

Andahuaylillas, is a small town of mercy mild climate that is surrounded by mountains. Having as one of its main attractions Sistine Church of America.

Sistine Church of America

The San Pedro de Andahuaylillas church is considered the "Sistine Chapel" of America due to the quality of its works of art. Even if its architectural structure is classic of small town churches.

Day 8: Cusco - Chinchero - Ollantaytambo - Sacred Valley (103 km)

Today breakfast at the hotel is followed by a visit to the town of Chinchero, a small high-altitude town offering beautiful views of the valley and the chance to witness traditional clothing, customs, and local handicrafts. Visit archaeological remains and a beautiful seventeenth-century church, one of the first Catholic buildings in Peru. You will then be transferred to the Yucay Museum of Living Culture, where you can see textiles, adobe pottery, and silverware being crafted using techniques dating back to the Incas. This center not only gives you an insight into local Andean traditions, but you also have the opportunity to feed the llamas, sheep, and alpacas! Feel the true spirit of the Sacred Valley as you sample lunch of local cuisine in a cozy restaurant in Ollantaytambo. After eating, explore the streets of Ollantaytambo, inhabited uninterruptedly since Inca times, and climb the iconic fortress built into the mountainside. At the end of the day, return to your hotel to rest full of the spirit of the Incas.

*On Sundays, you may also visit the local market.

Chinchero, PERU

The small rustic town of Chinchero lies off the main road between Cusco and Urubamba. It sits at 3762m above sea level. It is towered over by the Vilcabamba range and the snowcapped peak of Salcantay. There is a great display of Inca architecture, ruins and megalithic carved rocks. Chinchero is home to the famous Peruvian weaving and also has a colouful market. Chinchero is also believed to be the birthplace of the rainbow.
Ollantaytambo, PERU

This small town north of Cuzco is built around an archaeological site. At the height off the Inca Empire, Ollantaytambo was the royal estate of Emperor Pachacuti. It is one of the starting points of the Inca Trail.
Sacred Valley, PERU

The heart of the Inca Empire, the Sacred Valley of the Incas is the region of Peru surrounding the city of Cusco. The valley is full of the ruins of this once-powerful empire, such as Ollantaytambo, Pisac and Tipon.

Day 9: Sacred Valley - Aguas Calientes - Machu Picchu - Aguas Calientes - Cusco (271 km)

Wake up to breakfast at the hotel then transfer to the Ollanta station to begin your trip to Machu Picchu. Enjoy the approximately two-hour scenic train ride to Aguas Calientes, also known as "Machu Picchu Pueblo", the last stop before entering the most important archaeological site in Peru. In Aguas Calientes, you'll find a craft market, restaurants, and, for those who prefer to spend the night at the foot of the mountain and climb early in the morning, hotels for all budgets. Take a short bus ride up to Machu Picchu, the architectural and engineering masterpiece that once served as a sanctuary and refuge for the Inca ruler Pachacútec. Machu Picchu, which means "Old Mountain", is a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site and one of the seven new wonders of the world. Return to Aguas Calientes for lunch and then board the train back to Cusco.

Aguas Calientes, PERU

This town sits 20 minutes down the mountain from Machu Picchu. Its name, "hot waters" in English, derives from the presence of numerous thermal springs in the area that make thisvillage a great place to relax after a hike.
Machu Picchu, PERU

The famous citadel of the Inca sits atop a scraggy mountain peak overlooking the valley that was sacred to those people. These ruins feature many temples and the famous terraced-gardens the Inca developed for agriculture in the Andes.

Day 10: Cusco

Wake up to breakfast in the hotel, and then enjoy a guided tour of the former capital of the Inca Empire. The tour begins at the Santo Domingo Convent, a building constructed on the site of Coricancha, one of the most important Incan complexes dedicated to sun worship. According to historic records, the original temple walls depicted scenes of nature and were covered in gold leaf. After Coricancha, visit the imposing cathedral in the Plaza de Armas, then head to the Cusco hills, where you'll find the fortress of Sacsayhuaman and panoramic views of Cusco. Continue on to Qenqo, an archaeological site where it is believed the Incas carried out religious rituals to improve harvests. Your tour ends in Puka Pukara, meaning ‘red fortress’ in Quechua. Puka Pukara is believed to be an ancient military site comprising numerous rooms, courtyards, baths, aqueducts and towers. At the end of the tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

Cusco, PERU

This city once served as the capital of the Inca Empire. Many of its most popular sights are the ruins of this once-great people, such as the famous "lost city" of Machu Picchu. Cuzo itself also has many sights.

Sacsayhuaman

Sacsayhuaman is strategically built on a hill overlooking Cuzco and famous for its enormous carved stones, some of them standing over 9m/30ft high and weighing over 350 tons.

Cuzco Cathedral

This cathedral, also called the Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin, was completed in 1654, and is located in the Plaza de Armas. It contains many historically significant objects and relics.

Qenko

An archaeological site in the Sacred Valley of Peru located in the Cusco Region. The site was declared a Cultural Heritage of the Cusco Region by the National Institute of Culture. It is one of the largest huacas (holy places) in the Cusco Region. Many huacas were based on naturally occurring rock formations. It was believed to be a place where sacrifices and mummification took place.

Puka Pukara

In the ancient Quechan language, the name of this set of ruins near Cuzco mean "the red fortress." It features large, terraced walls that sit on a hill overlooking the surrounding valley.

Day 11: Cusco

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Cusco airport to catch your return flight

Cusco, PERU

This city once served as the capital of the Inca Empire. Many of its most popular sights are the ruins of this once-great people, such as the famous "lost city" of Machu Picchu. Cuzo itself also has many sights.

Departure & Return

Private transfers from and to the airport. Airport transfer time is based on your flight time.

Includes & Excludes

Price Includes

Bilingual English and Spanish-speaking local guide
10 nights of accommodation and breakfasts
Private transfers from and to the airport
5 lunches on days 4-8
Shared transfers from and to the train stations
Roundtrip train to Machu Picchu in Expedition Service (PeruRail) or Voyager (IncaRail) for Standard and Superior category, and Vistadome Service (Peru Rail) or 360° (Inca Rai) for Deluxe category
Admission to all major monuments and sightseeing attractions mentioned in the above itinerary: Casa Aliaga, Cathedral and Larco Museum in Lima; Santa Catalina Monastery and Society of Jesus Church in Arequipa; Condor Cross in Valley & Colca Canyon; Uros and Taquile Islands in Puno; Pucara, Racchi and Andahuaylillas on the route from Puno to Cusco; Coricancha, Cathedral, Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo, Puca Pucara and Tambomachay in Cusco; Machu Picchu on day 9 and Cusco Tourist Tax (BTC ticket)

Price Excludes

Domestic flights: Lima - Arequipa (Day 3) (we advise booking the first flights in the morning)
Expenses of a personal nature. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages during meals. Meals not stated in the programme
Tips for driver and guide
Optional visits mentioned as not included.
International flights to Peru
International and domestic airport departure taxes

Additional Note

Please note that Check-In in most hotels begins at 13:00 hrs. Clients will be subject to the availability of the room if they arrive before, waiting in the hotel lobby
If your trip includes a visit to high-altitude cities such as Cusco and Puno located at more than 3400 meters (11 200 feet above sea level), do not forget to take precautions in order to avoid altitude sickness. Passengers who have heart problems or high blood pressure should check with their doctor before traveling
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEW ENTRANCE REGULATIONS TO MACHU PICCHU
- The current restrictions on visits to Machu Picchu allow a maximum stay of 4 hours in the citadel (2 hours and a half accompanied by a guide). If the visitor tours an alternate route (Mountain Machu Picchu or Huayna Picchu) the passenger will have 3 hours for this purpose, adding to the 4 hours in the citadel. If the passenger wishes to enter the citadel again during the afternoon shift or the next day, he must acquire previously an additional ticket to enter in the new shift. There is no ticket sale in the archaeological zone.
- To help preserve the Machu Picchu Historical Sanctuary and maintain its World Heritage status, the Ministry of Culture has designated various visitor circuits. The specific circuit and schedule will be assigned based on availability at the time your reservation is confirmed.
- The following objects are forbidden: professional cameras that require lights and tripods, or with telephoto lenses heavier than 2 kilos (in order to use them, special authorization is needed, as well as the payment of an additional fee), drones, selfie sticks, sprays, high heels, walking sticks without rubber tip, banners and posters, sharp objects and backpacks bigger than 40cm x 35 cm x 20 cm
INSTRUCTIONS
- Carry the same document that you presented to the agency, given that the train tickets and entrance to Machu Picchu will be issued with the same information
- In all train services to Machu Picchu, the passenger can carry only hand luggage (backpack, bag, or briefcase) weighing no more than 5kg / 11lb on the train to/from Machu Picchu. You will find your luggage at the chosen hotel. Allowed size: 62 linear inches 157cm (height + length + width)
NEW PLASTIC REGULATION: After the prohibition of the access of single-use plastic items to 76 natural areas including Machu Picchu, it is important to use reusable bottles.
What do I need to bring? Comfortable and light clothing is recommended for visiting the coastal areas of Peru, while for the high Andean area; use of warm clothing is ALSO recommended. It is not recommended that visitors wear sleeveless shirts, shorts, short skirts or short clothes when visiting religious temples or official buildings. Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat and mosquito repellent can be very useful during your stay.

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Between 17 days and 45 days before departure: 25% of total tour cost
16 days or less before departure: 100% of total tour cost
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Itinerary Variations
We constantly strives to improve tour itineraries and features. If such improvements can be made, or unforeseen circumstances beyond our control make changes necessary - we reserve the right to vary itineraries and to substitute hotels. At certain peak periods duplicate departures may operate, and sometimes in reverse order in which case hotels may vary from those stated on the itinerary pages.
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11-Day Lima, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Arequipa and Lake Titicaca - Living Peru Tour from Lima Tour Code: 400-19998 TUI Group 89076

Lima, PERU

Magic Water Circuit with Dinner

Lima, PERU

Cathedral Basilica of Lima

Casa Aliaga

Larco Museum

Lima, PERU

Arequipa, PERU

Santa Catalina Monastery

Carmen Alto

Mirador de Yanahuara

Arequipa, PERU

Colca Canyon

Colca, PERU

Colca, PERU

Chivay, PERU

Patapampa Pass

Puno, PERU

Puno, PERU

Lake Titicaca, PERU

Taquile Island

Uros Floating Islands

Puno, PERU

Pucara, PERU

Raqchi, PERU

Temple of Wiracocha

Andahuaylillas, PERU

Sistine Church of America

Cusco, PERU

Cusco, PERU

Chinchero, PERU

Ollantaytambo, PERU

Sacred Valley, PERU

Sacred Valley, PERU

Aguas Calientes, PERU

Machu Picchu, PERU

Aguas Calientes, PERU

Cusco, PERU

Cusco, PERU

Sacsayhuaman

Cuzco Cathedral

Qenko

Puka Pukara

Cusco, PERU

Day 1: Lima

Lima, PERU

Magic Water Circuit with Dinner

Day 2: Lima

Lima, PERU

Cathedral Basilica of Lima

Casa Aliaga

Larco Museum

Day 3: Fly to Arequipa (90 min by flight, book the ticket on your own) - Arequipa city tour (772 km)

Arequipa, PERU

Santa Catalina Monastery

Carmen Alto

Mirador de Yanahuara

Day 4: Arequipa - Colca Canyon (91 km)

Arequipa, PERU

Colca Canyon

Day 5: Colca - Chivay - Puno (189 km)

Chivay, PERU

Patapampa Pass

Day 6: Puno - Lake Titicaca: Uros & Taquile (6471 km)

Lake Titicaca, PERU

Taquile Island

Uros Floating Islands

Day 7: Puno - Pucara - Raqchi - Andahuaylillas - Cusco (340 km)

Pucara, PERU

Raqchi, PERU

Temple of Wiracocha

Andahuaylillas, PERU

Sistine Church of America

Day 8: Cusco - Chinchero - Ollantaytambo - Sacred Valley (103 km)

Chinchero, PERU

Ollantaytambo, PERU

Sacred Valley, PERU

Day 9: Sacred Valley - Aguas Calientes - Machu Picchu - Aguas Calientes - Cusco (271 km)

Aguas Calientes, PERU