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Journey from Machu Picchu, via the luxe Vistadome train, to Cusco’s vibrant Andes & Titicaca’s floating isles, with superior hotels’ modern comforts!
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Intermediate Tours require a moderate level of activity. On certain days passengers may encounter long travel days, while other days they will be standing or walking for extended periods of time (sometimes over difficult terrains) during sightseeing excursions.
Join an exclusive small-group tour to Peru, a captivating Latin American treasure! Start in Lima, the vibrant capital brimming with colonial charm, colorful markets, and diverse neighborhoods. Fly to Cusco, the ancient Inca heartland, and explore its archaeological wonders like Sacsayhuamán. Journey through the Sacred Valley on the luxurious Vistadome train, with panoramic windows showcasing stunning Andean vistas, en route to Machu Picchu, a mystical UNESCO site where ancient ruins reveal Inca secrets. Return to Cusco to wander its historic streets and lively plazas. Travel through the breathtaking Peruvian highlands, passing quaint Andean villages, to Puno on the shores of Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake. Discover the unique floating islands of Uros and Taquile, handcrafted from totora reeds. Stay in superior accommodations with modern amenities, ensuring comfort and luxury throughout. Conclude your unforgettable journey back in Lima, filled with memories of Peru’s rich history and stunning landscapes.
Machu Picchu Ticket Notice: Passport copies are required within 2 weeks of booking to secure entrance tickets. Availability is limited, and additional costs may apply if passport details are submitted late.
Prices for this tour are per person, based on twin/double sharing basis.
Single supplement is available at $699 USD per person.
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| Depart : 13 Oct 2026 | Return : 22 Oct 2026 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 10 Nov 2026 | Return : 19 Nov 2026 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 17 Nov 2026 | Return : 26 Nov 2026 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 01 Dec 2026 | Return : 10 Dec 2026 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 21 Jan 2027 | Return : 30 Jan 2027 | Land Only Price : $2249 | Miami (MIA) : $2749 |
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| Depart : 25 Feb 2027 | Return : 06 Mar 2027 | Land Only Price : $2199 | Miami (MIA) : $2699 |
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| Depart : 11 Mar 2027 | Return : 20 Mar 2027 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 15 Apr 2027 | Return : 24 Apr 2027 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 22 Apr 2027 | Return : 01 May 2027 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 13 May 2027 | Return : 22 May 2027 | Land Only Price : $2299 | Miami (MIA) : $2899 |
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| Depart : 20 May 2027 | Return : 29 May 2027 | Land Only Price : $2299 | Miami (MIA) : $2899 |
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| Depart : 17 Jun 2027 | Return : 26 Jun 2027 | Land Only Price : $2299 | Miami (MIA) : $2999 |
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| Depart : 15 Jul 2027 | Return : 24 Jul 2027 | Land Only Price : $2299 | Miami (MIA) : $2899 |
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| Depart : 22 Jul 2027 | Return : 31 Jul 2027 | Land Only Price : $2299 | Miami (MIA) : $2899 |
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| Depart : 19 Aug 2027 | Return : 28 Aug 2027 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 09 Sep 2027 | Return : 18 Sep 2027 | Land Only Price : $2199 | Miami (MIA) : $2699 |
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| Depart : 16 Sep 2027 | Return : 25 Sep 2027 | Land Only Price : $2199 | Miami (MIA) : $2699 |
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| Depart : 14 Oct 2027 | Return : 23 Oct 2027 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 04 Nov 2027 | Return : 13 Nov 2027 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 18 Nov 2027 | Return : 27 Nov 2027 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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| Depart : 09 Dec 2027 | Return : 18 Dec 2027 | Land Only Price : $2279 | Miami (MIA) : $2799 |
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We can arrange connecting flights from many other cities for an additional price. Please contact us to receive a quote for departure from airports that are not on the list above.
You can choose to extend your vacation by having more days at the end of your tour. You may also choose to combine your tours with our many other tours and trip extensions. Please contact us for more details.
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| Re-Entry to Machu Picchu Ruins (without guide) - Day 4 | + $110 |
| Hiking The Ruins of Cusco (Sacsayhuaman and Tambomachay) - Day 5 Sacsayhuaman is the largest and most impressive of four archaeological ruins on the outskirts of Cusco. Built by the Incas, it served as an important military function and was the site of a major battle with the Spanish in 1536. The name itself can be translated as “speckled head” and some say that the city was laid out in the shape of a puma, with Sacsayhuaman forming the head. Tambomachay might not be one of the largest ruins in Cusco, but it is certainly one of the highest, topping out at nearly 13,000 feet. Situated five miles from the city center, Tambomachay is also known as “the Baths of the Inca” due to the various baths which are scattered around the site. The Inca held water in a spiritual regard as one of the sources of life, and the spring waters at Tambomachay are masterfully diverted into aqueducts, baths, and stone-carved waterways which would divert the water through the stone. Given the site’s natural beauty and the spiritual significance of the waters, it is believed by historians that Tambomachay was reserved for Incan royalty. |
+ $115 |
| Full Day Nazca Lines With Overflight & Lunch - Day 9 Early in the morning, you will be transferred to the station to hop on your bus to Paracas, driving along the breathtaking Peruvian Coast. The town is situated on a picturesque peninsula known for its wealth of wildlife and beautiful beaches. Once you arrive in Paracas you will be transferred to the Pisco Airport to board your aircraft, fitted with a window seat for every passenger, as you soar into the skies above this enigmatic sight for its incredible views of the various animal designs down below. UNESCO World Heritage Site Experts believe the Nazca Lines were constructed more than 1,000 years ago. Each of the line drawings you will see during your flight serves a special significance. The 300-foot (90m) monkey, for example, has only nine fingers, which site experts believe symbolizes the nine months of drought the Nazca people experienced each year. Meanwhile, the spider is said to represent water and fertility, as the creature is known to appear just before the annual rainstorms. As for the hummingbird, condor, and flamingo, experts suspect the birds’ beaks are aligned to match the angle of the sunrise and sunset during the year’s two solstice events. You will also fly above the Nazca lines lizard, which was unfortunately split in two during the construction of the Pan-American highway in 1937. After your Nazca Lines flight, enjoy lunch at the Hacienda Bahia Paracas Hotel before starting your return trip to Lima by bus. Upon arrival at the bus station, you will be dropped off at your hotel. |
+ $715 |
| Extra night in Lima including breakfast and airport transfer | |
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| Twin/Double Sharing Basis | +0 |
| Single Supplement | + $180 / person |
Please note that this tour will be locally escorted. We strongly believe in using guides with special regional knowledge at the destination and therefore experienced local experts will handle your sightseeing arrangements in each city. In addition, they will offer suggestions for your free time, recommendations for local restaurants, and insider tips so you can experience the destination the way a local would. While every city may feature a new guide, each with strong ties, unparalleled access, and invaluable information about the destination, you can rest assured that you will also be taken good care of during your transfers within the country. When flying; local guides will receive you as you arrive at the airport so you will be in knowledgeable, safe hands the moment you arrive in a new city. During land transfers, you will have a dedicated driver available for any questions you may have.
Early in the morning, make your own way to your chosen airport for your international flight to Lima. Enjoy in-flight meals and services.
Overnight Onboard Flight
Upon arriving at Lima International Airport, you'll board a domestic flight to Cusco, soaring over the breathtaking snow-capped Andes Mountains. Cusco, at 11,440 feet, is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the Western Hemisphere. From there, you'll be met and transferred to Urubamba in the Sacred Valley, stopping enroute to explore the vibrant Pisac Market and the Manos de la Comunidad. Next, visit the village of Ollantaytambo, where Inca street layouts and town planning remain remarkably preserved, framed by meticulously terraced hills. Dominating the village’s cobbled streets, inhabited since the 13th century, is the awe-inspiring Inca Fortress and the Temple of the Sun, with its massive monolithic stones. Constructed by Pachacuti in the 1400s, this grand complex showcases intricate stonework and a ceremonial temple atop fortified terrace. Climb over 200 steps to the summit for stunning views and a closer look at the expertly crafted masonry, along with the remnants of ancient temples and ceremonial fountains.
Overnight in Sacred Valley
After a delicious breakfast at hotel, you will proceed to travel on the Vistadome train through the Sacred Valley to Aguas Calientes, where you will board a shuttle up to the "Lost City of the Incas", Machu Picchu. Perched 8,200 feet above the valley, the city of Machu Picchu was hidden by mountains and a semi-tropical jungle for 400 years until it was discovered by Hiram Bingham in 1911. A knowledgeable tour guide will share the history of this mystical place with you. From there you will be transferred to the hotel.
Overnight in Aguas Calientes
Start the day with a vibrant breakfast buffet and get ready to travel on the Expedition train back to the Sacred Valley from Aguas Calientes, where you will board a shuttle to Cusco. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Cusco
Optional: Re-Entry to Machu Picchu Ruins (without guide): USD 110, min 2 paxBegin the day with breakfast at the hotel before setting out on a walking tour of San Blas neighbourhood, Cusco’s historic artisan quarter, renowned for its narrow-cobbled streets, whitewashed colonial houses, vibrant art galleries, and traditional workshops. As you stroll through this bohemian neighborhood, soak in its lively atmosphere, rich cultural heritage, and picturesque views over the city. Rest of the day is free at leisure to enjoy at your own pace or you may join one of the optional tours.
Overnight in Cusco
Sacsayhuaman is the largest and most impressive of four archaeological ruins on the outskirts of Cusco. Built by the Incas, it served as an important military function and was the site of a major battle with the Spanish in 1536. The name itself can be translated as “speckled head” and some say that the city was laid out in the shape of a puma, with Sacsayhuaman forming the head. Tambomachay might not be one of the largest ruins in Cusco, but it is certainly one of the highest, topping out at nearly 13,000 feet. Situated five miles from the city center, Tambomachay is also known as “the Baths of the Inca” due to the various baths which are scattered around the site. The Inca held water in a spiritual regard as one of the sources of life, and the spring waters at Tambomachay are masterfully diverted into aqueducts, baths, and stone-carved waterways which would divert the water through the stone. Given the site’s natural beauty and the spiritual significance of the waters, it is believed by historians that Tambomachay was reserved for Incan royalty.
This morning after breakfast, we will embark on one of the most extraordinary overland trips in South America will take you from Cusco to Puno by bus, passing through the breathtaking highland scenery and picturesque Andean villages. En-route you will stop at the town of Andahuaylillas. The church here was founded in 1580 and is a showcase of the colonial art in Peru, sometimes dubbed "the Sistine Chapel of the Americas” due to its rich interior. You will also stop at Raqchi to see the remains of the remarkable temple of Viracocha, considered by historians to be a particularly important Inca construction, and at La Raya, the highest pass on the route. Enjoy the beautiful views of the surrounding countryside you will see llamas, alpacas, and vicunas wandering the wild. The last stop before Puno will be Pucara, an old ceremonial site that shows evidence of a pre-Incan civilization. You will arrive in Puno later this afternoon/evening.
Overnight in Puno
Start the day with a vibrant breakfast buffet, set off on a full-day boat excursion to the Uros and Taquile Islands on Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake. Begin with a visit to the floating islands of the Uros people, ingeniously crafted from totora reeds. The Uros, self-proclaimed Lords of the Lake, preserve traditional fishing techniques and hunt wild birds. The men excel in weaving reeds to construct homes, boats, and handicrafts, while the women are skilled knitters. Next, journey to Taquile Island, home to about 400 families who uphold Inca traditions and values. Taquile is renowned for its archaeological ruins, sacred sites, and vibrant festivals. The island’s welcoming inhabitants maintain their customs and traditional attire, creating intricate, colorful textiles with symmetrical patterns and symbols that reflect their Andean beliefs and lifestyle.
Overnight in Puno
Enjoy breakfast at hotel before your transfer to the Juiaca Airport (1-hour approx.) at the scheduled time to board your flight to Lima. Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your hotel for check-in. Then, start your half-day tour of Lima. The tour will visit the colonial and modern sections of the city. Colonial sites include the lovely Plaza Mayor (Main Square), the Government Palace and City Hall (outside views), and entry to the Cathedral of Lima and the convent of Santo Domingo. The Santo Domingo Convent is a religious and architectural gem that houses holy paintings, images, and relics of Peruvian saints, as well as written accounts of the endeavours of the Dominican Order across the country. Visit modern-day Lima and drive along the exclusive residential areas of Miraflores and San Isidro.
Overnight in Lima
Enjoy your breakfast at your ease and have a full day at leisure in Lima or Perhaps book an optional excursion.
Overnight in Lima
Optional: Full Day Nazca Lines With Overflight & Lunch: USD 715, min 2 paxEarly in the morning, you will be transferred to the station to hop on your bus to Paracas, driving along the breathtaking Peruvian Coast. The town is situated on a picturesque peninsula known for its wealth of wildlife and beautiful beaches. Once you arrive in Paracas you will be transferred to the Pisco Airport to board your aircraft, fitted with a window seat for every passenger, as you soar into the skies above this enigmatic sight for its incredible views of the various animal designs down below. UNESCO World Heritage Site Experts believe the Nazca Lines were constructed more than 1,000 years ago. Each of the line drawings you will see during your flight serves a special significance. The 300-foot (90m) monkey, for example, has only nine fingers, which site experts believe symbolizes the nine months of drought the Nazca people experienced each year. Meanwhile, the spider is said to represent water and fertility, as the creature is known to appear just before the annual rainstorms. As for the hummingbird, condor, and flamingo, experts suspect the birds’ beaks are aligned to match the angle of the sunrise and sunset during the year’s two solstice events. You will also fly above the Nazca lines lizard, which was unfortunately split in two during the construction of the Pan-American highway in 1937. After your Nazca Lines flight, enjoy lunch at the Hacienda Bahia Paracas Hotel before starting your return trip to Lima by bus. Upon arrival at the bus station, you will be dropped off at your hotel.
Have breakfast at hotel and be transferred back, at scheduled time, to Lima International airport for your flight back home.
Located just 5 minutes away from the Plaza de Armas of Cusco Casa Andina Premium Cusco is centrally located just walking distance from the main tourist attractions. This is a 17th Century house offering 93 comfortable rooms. Each Room is equipped with Coffee Maker, direct dial telephone, Color TV, Minibar, Free Wifi, safe Deposit, Mini Bar and hair dryer. The hotel also have a coffee shop, a full service restaurant, bar, internet centre, laundry and free wifi.
Smart and contemporary are the defining elements of this hotel, amidst the commercial village of Machu Picchu Pueblo (Aguas Calientes), from where you can admire and interact with the quaint folksy town and get a different perspective. The hotel is efficient, playful and people friendly; it welcomes a wide range of guests expecting an uncomplicated visit. Turn into an amiable and healthy environment after your enlightening visit to Peru's most distinguished destination, the Machu Picchu Archaeological site.
This the hotel features a restaurant which has an expansive glass wall with stunning views of the lake and garden. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. The rooms at Casa Andina Premium have panoramic views of the lake or mountains. Offering a blend of historic décor and stylish furnishings, each room is fitted with a satellite TV. The restaurant, Alma, serves delicious local specialties and seafood dishes, made fresh with fish from Lake Titicaca.
Perched atop the breathtaking Costa Verde cliffs, Hotel Indigo Lima Miraflores blends refined luxury with the vibrant essence of one of Lima’s most iconic neighborhoods. Stroll along the Malecón, browse Larcomar’s upscale boutiques, immerse yourself in Barranco’s artistic charm, and uncover history at Huaca Pucllana—all just steps from our hotel. From premier shopping to world-class dining and scenic promenades, our hotel is your gateway to the best of Lima.
Savor gourmet dining at Nina Restaurant, where an international breakfast and chef-crafted Peruvian cuisine celebrate the country’s rich flavors. Unwind in our lush gardens, take advantage of underground parking, meeting spaces, and enjoy seamless access to the adjacent InterContinental Lima Miraflores with Lima’s largest outdoor rooftop pool, stretching 17 meters (56 feet).
Offering 76 elegantly designed rooms including 10 suites, we offer contemporary sophistication with high-end amenities, ultimate comfort, and exceptional service for an unforgettable stay in the heart of Lima’s most captivating district.
Please refer to the following link(s) for important information about your specific destination.
Peru
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All children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Minimum age for children on escorted tours is 8. Minimum age on Safaris is 8. Minimum age for game drives in Kruger National Park (South Africa) is 12. Minimum age for Uganda programs is 15.
Please note that many countries have adopted practices to prevent international abductions of children. If a person under the age of 18 years will be travelling with an adult other than his/her parents, or with only one parent, a notarized letter, granting authorization to travel, including the dates of travel should be carried.
We offer many Solo-Friendly trips with no mandatory single supplement. For all other tours, a single supplement will apply for solo travelers.
For the rates on these tours, please refer to the Price and Dates section on each tour page.
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If I need one, who is responsible to obtain my visa?
You are responsible for obtaining the proper travel documents for the destinations on your itinerary, including having a passport that is valid for at least 6 months before the date of departure and a visa if required. Please check the Visa section in the Know Before You Go document for the countries you will be visiting.
Please note: Passengers who are not U.S. or Canadian citizens must check with the respective consulate or a visa agency to determine what personal identification is required. Passengers who enter, leave and then re-enter the same country on their itinerary should check if they require a double-entry visa.
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Please check the Before You Book section found on every tour to access the country specific Know Before You Go document to know about Visa and other important information about the countries you will be visiting.
How do I obtain a visa?
A visa may be obtained by using a visa service or by contacting the embassy or consulate of the nation you are visiting prior to departing from your home country.
Please check the Before You Book section found on every tour to access the country specific Know Before You Go document to know about Visa and other important information about the countries you will be visiting.
How much does a visa cost?
There will be different costs that will be specific per embassy/consulate and whether you have used a visa service or not. These costs often change with little notice. We recommend that you contact the appropriate embassy or consulate directly for the most up to date information.
You may find the contact information for consulates/embassies in the Visa section of the Know Before You Go document available for the country you will be visiting.
What are optional sightseeing tours?
Optional tours are offered to travelers interested in additional experiences, sightseeing, meals or activities to supplement the included components of our tours. You may choose to participate in some, all or none of the optional tours which are priced individually. Complete descriptions and prices for each optional tour are listed on the itinerary section of the tours on our website.
When can I add optional tours?
Optional tours are available for purchase any time up to 45 days before departure.
Can I purchase optional tours locally?
Yes. When traveling on an escorted tour, optional tours may be purchased locally from the Tour Manager. However, Indus cannot guarantee the rate and availability of these services when purchased locally. Please note that tours purchased locally are subject to current exchange rates and may cost up to 10% more.
Can I add optional tours for only select individuals on my reservation?
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For complete details on Travel Insurance, check our Travel protection page.
When can I purchase Travel Insurance?
American Residents can purchase Trawick Insurance with us at the time of booking or anytime prior to departure. After booking, Canadian Residents will receive an email with a referral to TuGo Insurance which can be purchased anytime prior to departure.
When is Travel Insurance active?
Travel Protection coverages will take effect on the later of 1) the date the plan payment has been received by the Policyholder; 2) the date and time you start your Covered Trip; or 3) 12:01 A.M. Standard Time on the Scheduled Departure Date of your Covered Trip.
I need to cancel my trip and have not purchased insurance, what do I do?
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