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m e t o Per u…

W elco H ere are two basic programs featuring the heart of Peru:
Lima, the City of Kings, with all of the famous museums and restaurants,
the fabled “lost city” of machu Picchu and Cuzco, and the former capital of the
Inca Empire. You can use these basic programs to build your dream trip to Peru.

You can add a tour to the north of Peru to see the renowned archaeological discoveries at the tomb
of the Lord of Sipan and the beautiful colonial city of Trujillo (See page 38). A trip south of Lima will

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take you to the Plains of Nazca. See page 37. For extensions to the Peruvian rainforests of
Iquitos or Puerto Maldonado, see pages 39-43. You can take the Orient Express Train to Puno
on Lake Titicaca (page 35), or fly to Arequipa, the White City, and see the Grand Canyon of South
America, the Colca Canyon (page 36).

The Machu Picchu Express


Daily Departures 6 Days
Specially priced, this EcoAdventures package features Cuzco, Machu
Picchu and the Inca empire and takes advantage of the new afternoon
train service to machu Picchu.
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Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive Lima Start your adventure into the Land of the Incas. in both guided and individual exploration, visiting the best-known features
Transfer to the Costa del Sol Ramada Airport Hotel. of this astounding and mysterious Inca citadel. You may want to investigate
Day 2: Lima/Cuzco/Machu Picchu An early morning flight will take you Machu Picchu's multitude of hidden nooks and corners. Lunch is included
to Cuzco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire, at an altitude of 11,300 in First Class, Deluxe and Deluxe+ categories. Dinner is included at the
feet. You will be met upon arrival to commence your tour into the scenic hotels in the Deluxe and Deluxe+ categories. Transfers from Aguas Calientes
Urubamba Valley. The valley, also known as the Sacred Valley of the to/from Machu Picchu Archaeological Zone and entrance fees are included. (B)
Incas, is at a much more comfortable altitude of 8,500 feet, and you will Day 4: Machu Picchu to Cuzco You might want to take the optional hike to
immediately feel the difference. If you arrive Tuesday, Thursday, or Sunday the summit of Wayna Picchu for an amazing overview of the site. Continue to
you will stop at Pisac, for a colorful Indian market. Stalls overflow with explore Machu Picchu before winding back down the mountain by bus to
weavings, handicrafts and pottery, enticing everyone to bargain! If it is catch your afternoon train for Cuzco. Note: Transfers from Aguas Calientes
not market day you will have an opportunity to climb the ruins at to/from Machu Picchu and entrance fees are NOT included this day. (B)
Ollantaitambo, another sacred site which the Incas fiercely defended from Day 5: In Cuzco This afternoon you board a motorcoach for a tour of
the Spaniards. Lunch is included, and in the afternoon you will board the colonial Cuzco, including the Temple of the Sun, Cathedral and Plaza de
VistaDome train to Machu Picchu. In less than two hours you will arrive at Armas. Next, ascend the hills surrounding Cuzco to visit the Inca ruins of
the train station of Aguas Calientes, where a representative of your selected K’Kenko, Pucapucara, Tambo Machay and the great stone fortress of
hotel will be waiting for you. For those staying in the Deluxe and Deluxe+ Sacsayhuaman. (B)
hotels dinner is included. (B, L) Day 6: Cuzco to Lima Morning return flight to Lima. This is the end of
Day 3: At Machu Picchu Your private guide will pick you up at your hotel your adventure, or you can extend your trip.
this morning for your tour of Machu Picchu, where you will spend the day

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