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These days you will visit the most important places of Cusco such as City tour Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu is a wonder of the world and Maras&Moray. "The Machu Picchu tickets is subject to availability, clarifying that the only entity authorized to sell these tickets is the Ministry of Culture of Peru. Tickets will be purchased according to the available circuits and tickets (corresponding to circuits 1 and 2). Other circuits may be offered with an additional charge for the price difference in tickets. In case there is no availability of any type of tickets for Machu Picchu, you will receive a full refund of your tour package."

These days you will visit the most important places of Cusco such as City tour Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu is a wonder of the world and Maras&Moray. "The Machu Picchu tickets is subject to availability, clarifying that the only entity authorized to sell these tickets is the Ministry of Culture of Peru. Tickets will be purchased according to the available circuits and tickets (corresponding to circuits 1 and 2). Other circuits may be offered with an additional charge for the price difference in tickets. In case there is no availability of any type of tickets for Machu Picchu, you will receive a full refund of your tour package."

Leave the tourist crowds of Lima behind and surround yourself with Peruvian wildlife on a private bike tour. The 25-mile (40-kilometer) round-trip adventure takes you from the heart of the city to the Pantanos de Villa Wildlife Refuge. Here, join your guide in a boat or canoe and learn about the local flora and fauna. Continue rowing to Laguna Marvilla, and see a variety of local and seasonal birds.

This off-the-beaten-path Lima experience is fun, educational and very Peruvian. It is perfect for those that need a break from archeology and architecture but still want to learn more about Peruvian culture and its diversity. On this Lima tour and cultural exchange, we visit an urban community of the Shipibo-Konibo, an indigenous Amazonian people. The Shipibo are known in Peru for their very recognisable art and handicrafts. In particular the Shipibo textiles are very popular Peruvian handicrafts. During the tour, we learn more about Shipibo art, culture and traditions, and their interesting but often tragic history and current efforts to keep their culture alive. We’ll also share with our host family and will see and try out Shipibo techniques for ourselves. If you’re more of an observer, that’s perfectly fine as well!

This experience is guided by Victor Urteaga cook, research fellow of the World Food Travel Association (WFTA). Tour in Lima, Ciudad de los Reyes, a city with 4 thousand years of history. capital of Peru, a country with 14,000 years of food history. We will walk through the damero of Pizarro and its surroundings, understanding how historical processes, migrations and cultural encounters shaped a unique Creole cuisine, a living reflection of Peruvian society. During the walk we will learn, share and enjoy flavors that were born of these processes: pre-Hispanic heritages, European, African and Asian contributions, and a gastronomic identity that never stopped transforming. Tastings are not an addition, but the natural continuation of the tour: dishes suggested by the chef, designed to dialogue with everything experienced during the walk and close the experience from the taste.

Enjoy a traditional equestrian show in which we will get to know the Peruvian horse in passing, the best chair horse in the world. In addition, you will know the ruins of Pachacamac and life in ancient Andean civilizations.

Discover in detail all the captivating modern Lima and the mysterious ancient Lima. Go many miles without getting tired, the electric bikes will do all the work and you will only enjoy. We make all the stops you need and we can stop you to eat something consistent or drink your favorite drink very cold.