Assemble at Changi International Airport for your flight to Lima, Peru by Qatar Air.

Welcome to Lima, the capital of Peru. Upon arrival at Jorge Chavez International Airport, you will be greeted and transfer to hotel to get some rest after the long flight. Meantime, you will be given a brief introduction to the city. Relax and get ready for the exciting adventure that awaits us.

Paseo de la República:
Main thoroughfare in Lima, known for its modern infrastructure and links to key city landmarks.
Plaza San Martín:
Historic square honoring General San Martín, surrounded by colonial-style architecture.
Plaza de Armas:
Lima's central square, a UNESCO site and the heart of the city's colonial history.
Government Palace & Cathedral Basilica:
Official residence of the President and a grand colonialera cathedral, both facing Plaza de Armas.
Convent of San Francisco:
17th-century convent famed for its baroque architecture and eerie underground catacombs.

Barranco:
Lima's bohemian neighborhood, famous for its artistic vibe, street murals, and charming cafés-ideal for experiencing local culture and cuisine.

Ballestas Islands:
Coastal wildlife haven near Paracas, known for dramatic rock formations, sea caves, and rich marine life including sea lions, penguins, and seabirds.

Peruvian Brandy & Wine:
Visit local vineyards to learn about and taste Peru's traditional brandy (pisco) and regional wines. Huacachina Oasis:

A natural desert oasis surrounded by towering dunes, palm trees, and adventure activities. Desert Buggy Ride & Sandboarding:

Thrilling ride in tubular carts and sandboarding on the vast desert slopes, capped off by a stunning sunset.

Pisco:

Coastal town and gateway to the Nazca Lines, known for its nearby aerodrome and namesake national drink.

Nazca Lines:

Mysterious ancient geoglyphs etched into the desert, best viewed from the air-featuring over 70 massive figures that continue to puzzle researchers.

Cusco:
Historic capital of the Inca Empire, known for its cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, and rich cultural heritage.

Complimentary Coca Tea:

Traditional herbal tea offered upon arrival to help visitors acclimate to Cusco's high altitude.

Plaza de Armas (Cusco):

ITINERARY HIGHLIGHTS Historic main square of Cusco, surrounded by colonial architecture and a focal point of Inca and Spanish heritage.

Temple of the Sun - Qoricancha:

Sacred Inca temple dedicated to the sun god, later transformed into a Spanish convent, showcasing a blend of Inca and colonial styles.

Sacsayhuaman:

Impressive Inca fortress famed for its massive limestone blocks and panoramic views of Cusco.

Qengo:

Mysterious ceremonial temple carved into rock, believed to have served spiritual and astronomical purposes.

Pukapukara:

Ruins of an ancient Inca military outpost, likely used for defense and resting travelers.

Tambomachay - Baths of the Inca:

Inca ceremonial site known for its aqueducts, fountains, and association with water rituals.

Maras - Ancient Salt Mines:

Centuries-old salt terraces built by the Incas, still in use today, offering a stunning display of white pools against the mountains.

Moray:

Unique circular Inca terraces believed to have been an agricultural laboratory for experimenting with crop cultivation at varying altitudes.

Sacred Valley:

Lush valley once vital to the Inca Empire, known for its fertile lands, ancient ruins, and vibrant Andean culture.

Taray Viewpoint:

Scenic overlook offering panoramic views of the Sacred Valley's sweeping landscapes and majestic mountains.

Pisac:

Inca archaeological site and village, famous for its agricultural terraces and colorful artisan market. Ollantaytambo:

Well-preserved Inca town and fortress, showcasing impressive stonework and serving as a gateway to Machu Picchu.

Chinchero:

Traditional Andean village renowned for its weaving traditions, where local artisans demonstrate ancient textile techniques.

Take train to the charming town of Aguas Calientes

Sanctuary of Machu Picchu:

Iconic Inca citadel nestled high in the Andes, renowned for its breathtaking architecture, mysterious history, and spiritual energy.

Aguas Calientes:

Charming town at the base of Machu Picchu, known for its hot springs and as the gateway for visitors to the ancient sanctuary.

Breakfast to fuel ourselves for the journey ahead. Head to Cusipata to start an exciting adventure. We will then continue for an hour until we reach the starting point for the hike to Palcoyo Mountain. Upon arrival, we will be marvel at its unique and colourful landscapes, perfect for taking a one-of-a-kind photo. After exploring, we will descend and return to the starting point. We will head back to Cusipata, where we will have lunch before starting our journey back to Cusco.

This day we will participate in the preparation of the Pachamanca, an ancient Andean ritual dedicating to honouring Mother Earth, Pachamаmа. Bе part of this unique experience as we prepare this traditional feast, where meats, potatoes, corn and other local ingredients are slowly cooked in the earth, infusing each bite with the authentic flavours of our land and culture. While this ancient food finishes cooking, we will be part of incredible activities with the community, immerse yourself in the textile art with ancient techniques that will make this day one of the most unforgettable.

Free in the morning. This will be our last day in the city of the Incas. At the scheduled time, pick up at your hotel and transfer to the airport for your flight from Cusco to Lima. Upon arrival, transfer to hotel and rest of the day is free at own leisure.

Depart for airport for your flight back to Singapore.