Cusco of dream

Day 1. Cultural Sacred Valley Km 0

Take flight from Lima to Cusco

Upon your arrival in Cusco, you'll be greeted by a representative who will introduce you to your private guide and driver for your Cusco visit. They will then accompany you in a private vehicle to Pisac, a significant Inca site located in the Urubamba Valley, with various stops along the way.

Llama & Alpaca Ranch | Along the way to Pisac

Llama & Alpaca Ranch | En Route to Pisac On the journey to Pisac, you'll have the opportunity to encounter the diverse Andean camelids that inhabit this region, including llamas, alpacas, vicuñas, and guanacos. Alpacas are known for their thick wool, commonly used in textiles, while vicuñas, smaller in size, possess delicate fur considered the finest in the world.

Guided Visit of Pisac Market and Ruins

Guided Visit of Pisac Market and Ruins Following your visit to the Llama & Alpaca Ranch, continue to Pisac, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the town's famous market. Here, you'll discover an array of handcrafted goods and fresh produce. Afterward, explore the Pisac ruins, featuring Inca masonry of exceptional quality. These terraced ruins follow the natural contours of the mountain, offering spectacular views of the valley. You can explore this remarkable site at your own pace.

Alpacas

Day 2. Sacred Valley VIP

Guided Visit to Ollantaytambo Town & Fortress

Explore Ollantaytambo and its captivating ruins, where the town retains its original Inca layout, with inhabitants residing in traditional cancha enclosures once occupied by Inca elites. The archaeological site here is of immense historical importance, as it was the setting for a significant battle during the Conquest, one of the rare instances where the Incas triumphed over the Spaniards. Following this visit, your journey continues.

Guided Visit to Maras & Moray 

In the afternoon, you'll head to Maras, home to the extraordinary Salinas, a unique site nestled in the heart of the Sacred Valley near Urubamba. These vast terraces collect salt through the evaporation of saline waters flowing from an underground stream. Constructed similarly to agricultural terraces found throughout the Andes, the Salinas have been in use since pre-Columbian times. The salt-encrusted terraces create a visually striking scene. Nearby, in Maras, you'll discover the enigmatic Inca terraces of Moray. This exceptional site, believed to have been used for agricultural experiments, features several large circular terraced depressions. After your visit, you'll be transferred back to your hotel.

Ollantaytambo Fortress

Day 3. The heart of Sacred Valley

The Heart of  Sacred Valley

Explore the heart of the Sacred Valley with a 3-4-hour trek and a visit to a rural village, guided by an expert. Start with a morning pick-up from your hotel and head to Chinchero, a historic town and ruins situated at a high altitude of 3,800m (12,500ft). Once home to Inca Tupac Yupanqui, this area boasts rich history, a charming village, and stunning views of the Cordillera Vilcabamba mountain range. Tour the town, the ruins, and optionally, visit a weaving center.

Embark on a moderate-grade hike through the Andean landscape, accompanied by friendly llamas and their caretakers. Ascend gradually for 1.5-2 hours, passing fields of crops and learning about regional plants and llama usage from the locals. Enjoy a mountain plateau for a break and picturesque views. Continue descending for about an hour, reaching the lesser-known Incan ruins of Machucollca, with panoramic mountain and valley vistas.

Your guide will explain the ruins' use as food storage. Then, a 20-minute walk takes you to the village of Rajchi, where a warm local family will welcome you to their home for a homemade lunch, featuring vegetables, potatoes, corn, and meat from their gardens. The menu varies with the season. After lunch, witness a weaving demonstration and learn about their textile craftsmanship. You can try your hand at farming or observe their daily tasks. Gain a deeper understanding of the region's culture and return to your hotel after a day of exploration.

Day 4. Kay Magical Inca Trail 2D/1N

Transfer from Urubamba Valley to Ollantaytambo Train Station

We will take the train to Km 104, where we will embark on a approximately 6-hour hike. We will start by crossing a bridge that spans the banks of the Urubamba River, beginning at the archaeological complex of Cachabamba. Then, we will ascend towards the ruins of Wiñay Wayna. Access to this site is only on foot, and it is the closest archaeological site to Machu Picchu. Our next stop will be the Inti Punku (Sun Gate), where you will get your first incredible view of Machu Picchu, a sight that leaves everyone in awe. From here, we will begin our descent towards Machu Picchu.

Inca Trail

Day 5. Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain / Cusco 

Second Day in Machu Picchu

This day is when we will visit Machu Picchu. We will take the bus from Aguas Calientes to the Inca citadel, where your guide will provide a complete tour of the places you choose to visit. Feel free to ask any questions you have about the ancient Inca citadel and the new wonder of the modern world. At the end of the tour, we will return to Aguas Calientes by bus.

Train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo

We will leave the incredible Inca citadel of Machu Picchu to return to Cusco on a luxury train, where you can enjoy a very pleasant landscape on the way back and, depending on the trend, enjoy a performance by the train staff. The train journey lasts nearly 2 hours, and the drive from Ollantaytambo to Cusco is also 2 hours.

Upon arrival at Ollantaytambo train station, you will be met by a representative of Andean Exclusive and transferred approximately 2 hours to your hotel in Cusco. 

Machupicchu

Day 6. Cusco 360°

In Cusco and Surroundings | 5-hour tour accompanied by one of our expert guides 

Cusco, located at an elevation of 3400 meters (11,155 feet), is renowned as one of the most beautiful cities in Peru and perhaps all of South America. It was once the capital of the Inca Empire, which stretched from southern Colombia to northern Chile and Argentina, and eastward into the Andes and the Amazon basin.

The tour begins with hotel pick-up and a visit to the Plaza de Armas, the heart of the city. Explore Cusco while your expert guide shares its rich history and the significant events that unfolded in its streets and buildings. Visit the striking Renaissance-style cathedral and marvel at the precise masonry of Koricancha, the Inca "Temple of the Sun."

You'll also have the opportunity to explore key Inca archaeological sites in the vicinity of Cusco, with the choice to visit based on your prior exploration of the city. The standout site is the temple-fortress of Sacsayhuaman, which commands a commanding position overlooking the city. This unique Inca site boasts megalithic architecture, featuring enormous zigzag terrace walls constructed from some of the world's largest carved stones.

You can further explore nearby archaeological sites, including Tambomachay, a revered spring water source of the Incas, Q'enqo, a stone labyrinth, and Puca Pucara, a tower within the Sacsayhuaman complex.

Koricancha - The temple of the Sun

Day 7. Out PM

Transfer from hotel in Cusco to airport  | Take flight from Lima to Cusco
On the way out from Cusco, a representative will pick you up from your hotel 2 hours and 15 minutes earlier to your flight and take you to the airport. The representative has already your boarding pass to get inside the airport and would help you with check-in process and be there if you need something in the counter. Then will escort you to the entrance of departures launge to say goodbye.