Depart from the USA to Lima, the vibrant capital of Peru on the Pacific Coast. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day exploring Lima's charming colonial streets and enchanting plazas at your own pace. Overnight in Lima.

Optional early check-in Hotel US$75/person

Embark on a city tour of with its 2,000 years of history. Begin with the colonial centre of the city, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its historical buildings surrounding the splendid Plaza Mayor. View the impressive Palace of the Archbishop with its finely carved balcony, the opulent Government Palace, the official residence of the President, and the 16th-century Cathedral of Lima whose first stone was laid by Pizarro. Tonight, you may join the Optional Magic Water and Fountains of Lima (US$48/person). In a lush 19-acre nature reserve on the outskirts of Miraflores, Magic Water and Fountain Show is one of the most popular attractions in the city.

Meal: Breakfast

Today take the flight to the frontier town of Puerto Maldonado. Upon arrival, meet your tour guide, transfer to the to the jungle lodge nestled in Amazon rainforest, immerse yourself in the jungle's sights and sounds. Overnight at the Amazon Lodge.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Prepare for an exciting jungle adventure! After breakfast, start a rainforest walk in the vicinity of the Amazon lodge. Also, you will embark on a motorized canoe ride with your naturalist guide along the river or lake. You may enjoy breathtaking views, spot unique flora and fauna, like toucans and monkeys. And encounter jungle wildlife if you're lucky. Learn about river ecosystems and nocturnal animals, then return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Depart the lodge this morning after an early breakfast. You will be taken from the port to the airport. Departure to Cusco (35 minute flight),  then meet and greet by your tour guide upon arrival in Cusco. In order to avoid altitude sickness, we drive down to the Sacred Inca Valley (2,000m). On-route we visit an indigenous Alpaca and Llama coop-farm. Then take a scenic drive to Pisac Village. There, explore the town and bargain with vendors on the cobblestone streets of the Pisac handicraft market. Enjoy a cultural blast as the entire town has been converted into a street market. Afterward, continue to your hotel in the Sacred Valley.

Meal: Breakfast

This morning, you may enjoy your free time or join the optional Sacred Valley tour (US$105/person): Uncover the secrets of Moray, where the Inca's ingenious circular terraces reveal their mastery of agriculture and adaptation to high-altitude climates. Witness the mesmerizing salt ponds of Maras, glistening under the Andean sun as they have for centuries, and explore the majestic fortress of Ollantaytambo, where history comes alive in its stone terraces and sacred temples. Then transfer to Ollantaytambo Railway Station in the Sacred Valley and stroll through the ancient Inca street before boarding the Inca Rail Train to Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known as "The Lost City of the Incas." Register at a nearby hotel. The town center offers dining, shops, the Mercado Artesanal craft market, Los Jardines de Mandor gardens, and the Butterfly House conservation project. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight in Machu Picchu Village.

Meal: Breakfast

Upgrade to 360 Inca Train (US$50/person) Experience the stunning landscape through panoramic windows that showcase Peru's beauty in full view. This upgrade option includes either the 360° Train or the Vistadome, subject to availability.

This morning, transfer to the Machu Picchu entrance, then you will have a guided walking tour of the sanctuary. Machu Picchu was built circa 1450 and abandoned only 100 years later. The purpose of this splendid city is still a mystery to modern historians. Enjoy exploring the ancient citadel and marveling at the imposing Temple, the House of the Priest, the Sacred Plaza and the intricately carved rock likely used as a sundial by the ancient Incas. The images of this significant archaeological site will be a long-lasting memory. Afterwards, take the train to Ollantaytambo Station. On the route to Imperial city of Cusco, experience the grandeur of Saqsayhuamán, a fortress complex with colossal stone walls that display the remarkable craftsmanship of the Inca builders. The site’s panoramic views over Cusco and its unique architecture make it an unmissable highlight that reveals the power and ingenuity of the ancient Inca civilization. Overnight in Cusco. 

Meal: Breakfast

This morning, uncover Cusco, the former Inca capital, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, blending Incan and Spanish history. Walk the well-crafted Incan roads, starting from the central Plaza, and visit the Colonial Cathedral housing 400+ Cusqueña School paintings and colonial art. Then visit the Temple of the Sun, this significant Incan temple, known as Coricancha in Quechua, was dedicated to Inti, the Sun God, and once adorned with gold panels and precious stones. Explore the intricate stonework and learn about its importance as the center of Incan religious ceremonies, showcasing the civilization’s devotion and architectural mastery.

Meal: Breakfast

Today, depart in the early morning, get on a coach ride along the breathtaking Ruta Del Sol to Lake Titicaca. “La Ruta Del Sol” which translates to "The Route of the Sun" in English.
On-route we visit Andahuaylillas 3,093m, Raqchi 3,450m, La Raya Pass 4,335m and the Pukara Museum 3,990m. Lake Titicaca is the largest lake in South America by volume and is often referred to as the highest navigable lake in the world.  It sits at an elevation of approximately 3,812 meters (12,507 feet) above sea level and  holds great cultural significance, especially for the indigenous people of the region, including the Uros, Aymara, and Quechua communities. It is often considered the birthplace of the Inca civilization. In the evening, transfer to hotel overnight in Puno in Lake Titicaca.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

Today explore the Lake Titicaca waterways and the floating Uros Islands. The unusual 40-plus floating Uros Islands are the most photographed attractions on Lake Titicaca. The Uros people are known for their unique way of life on the lake. They live on artificial islands made of totora reeds, which grow abundantly in Lake Titicaca. These floating islands are built and constantly maintained by adding new layers of reeds. Learn about the way of life of the ancient Aymara people, then Navigation back to the Puno docks. Enjoy your free leisure in the  afternoon. Overnight in Puno. 

Meal: Breakfast

After breakfast, transfer to airport and fly to the USA via Lima.

Meal: Breakfast