Airfare Included Peru deep explore - Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley & Lake Titicaca 9Days/7Nights

Upon arrival at Lima Airport, freshen up and enjoy breakfast.

Depart from the airport to visit the Park of Love, the Chinese Park, and the Larco Museum (Museo Larco).

Lunch: Restaurante Huaca Pucllana.
Return to the hotel for rest.
In the evening, visit the Inca Artisan Market.
Dinner: Local Cuisine.
Return to the hotel.

Meals Included: Airport Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport for a flight to Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire. Before landing, our vehicle and driver will be waiting outside the terminal. We will depart the airport and head towards Chinchero, enjoying scenic views along the way. Visit a workshop to observe the entire process of alpaca wool production: spinning, dyeing, weaving, and finishing.

In the Sacred Valley, we will explore the most astonishing Inca ruins: the Moray Agricultural Terraces. Here, you can photograph the ingenious "agricultural experimental base" and crater-like structures built by the ancient Incas within nature's design. Next, we proceed to the Maras Salt Mines, once an economic pillar of the Inca Empire, where salt plots have been passed down from father to son.
Afterwards, we arrive in Ollantaytambo. Beyond its Inca ruins and proximity to Machu Picchu, Ollantaytambo itself is a charming town. Its layout resembles that of the Inca period, with stone-paved streets and narrow alleys inaccessible to cars, perfect for aimless wandering. Cute animal statues are often seen on the rooftops of local homes. Before building, Incas would pray to Pachamama (Mother Earth); these statues represent her blessings.
Finally, we board the famous scenic train (approx. 1.5 hours), known as the best route in South America. Through its specially designed wide windows, admire the valley scenery while bathed in the warm morning light, arriving in Aguas Calientes (altitude 2,100m), the gateway to Machu Picchu—one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, also known as the "City in the Sky" or the "Lost City of the Inca Empire." Check into the hotel for rest.

Meals: Hotel Breakfast.

Lunch and Dinner at own expense.

After breakfast at the hotel, take a bus up to Machu Picchu. The site consists of three main sectors: the Sacred Sector, the Popular Sector to the south, and the Priest/Noble Sector (residential area). Within the Sacred Sector lie the primary archaeological treasures of great significance: the Intihuatana Stone ("Hitching Post of the Sun"), the Temple of the Sun, and the Temple of the Three Windows, all dedicated to Inti, the greatest Sun God.
The entire complex comprises approximately 140 structures, including temples, shelters, parks, and residential areas. It features over 100 stairways, typically carved from single massive granite blocks. There are also numerous fountains connected by channels and drains cut directly into the stone, leading to the original irrigation system.
Lunch: Local specialty cuisine.

In the afternoon, take the famous scenic train back to Urubamba. Transfer to Cusco, meet upon arrival, and check into the hotel for rest.

Meals: Hotel Breakfast, Lunch (Local Specialty)

Dinner at own expense.

In the morning, we will meet you at the hotel and depart for the entrance of Rainbow Mountain. Upon arrival, you may choose to hike or ride a horse (at own expense). Along the journey, enjoy magnificent natural scenery: herds of alpacas grazing, women in traditional ethnic attire, and Ausangate cowboys galloping on horseback. You will witness mountains gradually changing colors and clear streams flowing gently. On one side lies snow-capped peaks; on the other, mountains adorned with turquoise, chestnut, red, and gold hues.
We will reach the summit of Rainbow Mountain at an altitude of 5,200 meters. Located in the Ausangate range, this area sits on the edge of continental plates. The Andes here are geologically complex, having undergone plate tearing, volcanic eruptions, and ocean desiccation. These powerful geological changes created the stunning Danxia landforms seen today. As Instagram's hottest viral spot and a photographer's paradise, the view is breathtaking.
After admiring the beauty of Rainbow Mountain, we will return to the entrance restaurant for lunch, then head back to the hotel in Cusco.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch (Local meal)

Dinner at your own expense.

After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy a city tour of Cusco, once the mysterious center of the ancient Inca civilization. Highlights include the Coricancha (Temple of the Sun), the Main Square (Plaza de Armas), the Cathedral, and Sacsayhuamán, a crucial military fortress from the Inca Empire. This massive stone citadel, which reportedly required 30,000 workers daily and took 80 years to build, continues to amaze modern visitors.

In the afternoon, transfer to the airport for check-in and fly back to Lima.


Meals: Hotel Breakfast.

Lunch and Dinner at your own expense.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Depart at 6:25 AM aboard the Inca Express tourist bus towards Puno, located on the shores of Lake Titicaca. During the journey, view the snow-capped Andes and the vibrant colors of roadside indigenous stalls. We will make stops to visit the quaint town of Andahuaylillas and the Raqchi archaeological site.
Lunch in Marangani (local meal) at an altitude of 3,552 meters.
In the afternoon, visit La Raya Pass (4,335m) and the Pukara Museum (3,900m).

Arrive in Puno (3,800m) around 5:20 PM. Transfer to the hotel for rest.

Meals: Hotel Breakfast, Lunch (Buffet Simple Meal), 

Dinner at own expense.

After breakfast at the hotel, take a boat in the morning to visit the floating islands of Lake Titicaca. These islands are anchored to the lakebed with soil blocks and paved with reeds harvested from the surrounding areas. The houses and fishing boats of the Uros people are also constructed primarily from these reeds. While stepping onto the floating islands to observe daily life, you may faintly feel the cold lake water beneath your feet. Ride a reed boat around the islands to see clusters of floating communities of various sizes.
Lake Titicaca is the largest freshwater lake in South America, located in the Andes on the border between Peru and Bolivia. With a surface elevation of 3,812 meters, it is the highest large navigable lake in the world. Legend says the ancestors of the Incas emerged from this lake to establish the Inca Empire.
Enjoy a traditional island lunch (local meal) at noon.

In the afternoon, transfer to Juliaca Airport for check-in and fly back to Lima. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel for rest.

Meals: Hotel Breakfast, Lunch (Buffet local meal), 

Dinner at own expense.

Transfer to the airport at the designated time for check-in and flight to Toronto.