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Traverse the magnificent Andes mountains,
cloaked by clouds, and overlooking a rushing sacred river
Explore ancient stone buildings, framed by misty mountains
Once glorious, now rugged monuments in the towering valley
Witness one of the Seven New Wonders of the World, up close and personal
Mysterious sky-city Machu Picchu, an unsolved mystery for a millennia
Welcome to the heart of Lima's historical grandeur, the capital of Peru. Located in the center of the city, it holds immense historical significance, as it was the place where the city was founded by the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro in 1535.
Visit one of the finest museums of pre-Columbian artifacts and get backstage access to an impressive pottery collection display
After breakfast, board a flight to Cusco (11,152 ft), capital of the Incan Empire.
Stay at the luxurious and beautiful scenic Tambo del Inka, a Luxury Collection Resort, located by the banks of the Urubamba River in the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
See the impressive view of salt pans cascading down the mountain side. Even though they date back to pre-Incan times, learn how they continue to be utilized by present-day villagers to benefit the local community
Explore ruins thought to have been used as an Incan agricultural laboratory for the growing of local crops
In the afternoon, enjoy a cultural dance performance in the Sacred Valley, featuring the renowned Peruvian Paso horse.
Journey by rail through the impressive landscape leading into Machu Picchu on this first-class ride on Belmond's Hiram Bingham train.
Aguas Calientes, a charming town nestled in the Peruvian Andes, is the gateway to Machu Picchu. It's a must-visit for its natural hot springs and proximity to the iconic Inca ruins.
An ancient Inca citadel perched high in the Andes, offering breathtaking views and rich history. It's a world-renowned UNESCO site, making it a must-visit for cultural and natural exploration.
*Belmond Sanctuary Hotel may cease operations in 2025. If this occurs, we will adjust the itinerary and lodging accordingly, and any price difference will be refunded to you.
Based on your interest and physical strength, choose to explore Machu Picchu your way (activities subject to weather conditions)
Complete with panoramic windows, take in stunning vistas of the Sacred Valley as we head to the small Incan town of Ollantaytambo.
Explore the majestic ancient Inca fortress and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of Cusco.
See all 4 South American camelids in one place. While llamas and alpacas are abundant, it is rare to see Vicuña and Guanaco elsewhere. We make special arrangements to see the shearing process up close!
Mingle with locals in Cusco's famous local market where you can find the freshest fruits, local souvenirs, and award-winning coffee and chocolate beans.
The most important church in Cusco, blending Spanish Renaissance architectural style with indigenous stone carving art.
Discover more of this charming city on your own. Dinner is not included tonight, but we have prepared a local map with some of our favorites.
The once magnificent Inca palace was transformed into a Western-style church after the Spanish invasion. Although the palace’s original appearance is gone, the intricate stonework techniques of the past still leave visitors in awe
Traverse the breathtaking scenery of the Peruvian Andes on the Andean Explorer luxury sleeper-train, a first of its kind in South America. Unwind in the piano bar or the observation car with complimentary full bar service. At sunset we will stop at the highest point of 14,150ft, between Cusco and Puno at La Raya Pass. At night, rest comfortably in your well-appointed cabin.
Located at the border between Cusco and Puno, this is the highest point of the entire journey, reaching an altitude of 14,150 feet. From here, you can admire the peaks of the Andes and the vast river valleys, and if you're lucky, you might encounter local Indigenous women setting up stalls to sell their handmade crafts!
The world's highest navigable body of water and the birthplace of the Incas.
Get a glimpse of the life of the Uros peoples living on these floating islands made entirely out of totora reeds.
Ride a speed boat to this isolated island on Lake Titicaca known for its textile art, recognized by UNESCO as "Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
After visiting the beautiful Lake Titicaca, we will take you to Juliaca Airport for your return to the capital, Lima.
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Step into the enchanting Museo Pedro de Osma, where Lima's colonial grandeur and Peru's artistic treasures come alive amidst lush gardens and opulent rooms that whisper tales of a bygone era.
"Step back in time as we cross the enchanting Bridge of Sighs, where countless lovers' whispers and wishes have floated on the gentle sea breeze through the heart of Lima's bohemian Barranco district."
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A Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, part of Marriott International, is the only hotel in Urubamba with a private train station to Machu Picchu. It offers facilities such as spa and heated indoor swimming pool. The elegantly designed rooms offer a private balcony with views of the natural environment. You can also use the modern gymnasium or comfortable lounge which is equipped with a pool table and various board games for relaxation.
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With only 31 rooms, this is the only hotel located at the entrance of Machu Picchu. While most travelers have to wake up at 4am to get in line for the local shuttle bus (then spend another 40 minutes en route) to get to the entrance of Machu Picchu, an overnight stay here means you can avoid the crowds and visit Machu Picchu conveniently without any hassles. Although a night here has a price tag of almost $1000/night, it is well worth it for a chance to experience Machu Picchu at different times of the day.
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Palacio Nazarenas has been awarded 2019 Travelers' Choice Award from TripAdvisor. Built on Inca foundations and refinished with all the modern comforts, the beautifully decorated rooms here have a blend of understated elegance with Peruvian touches. Each room is equipped with an Oxygen Enrichment System where 3% pure oxygen is constantly being supplied to the room to relieve any discomfort caused by high altitude. Did we mention the minibar is free for your enjoyment?
South America's first luxury sleeper train will be our home for one night as we journey from Cusco to Lake Titicaca. This train travels along one of the highest train routes in the world and offers breathtaking views along the way. Onboard, relax and hang out in the Observation Car, Piano Bar Car, Spa Car, or Dining Car. Retreat to your room in the evening equipped with your own private bathroom.
This hotel, located in the Miraflores district of Lima, is truly an urban oasis. Tucked away in a peaceful verdant garden, it is only a 5-min walk to the bustling Larcomar Shopping Center. All of our rooms offer a prime ocean view and guest can enjoy breakfast on the 11th floor with a spectacular view of Lima city and the Pacific Ocean coastline.
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My recent tour with Supera to Peru has been as memorable as my last two (Hokkaido, Taiwan), but this one stands out, so I decide to write about it. Due to its altitude and terrain, Peru/Machu Picchu poses a particular challenge to an ordinary traveler like myself. Trip design is excellent and well-paced; they include top-notch hotels and exquisite cuisine. All our tour guides are great. Special shout-out to our tour leader, Manu. He is responsive, resourceful, and attentive to detail. The sunrise at Lago Titicaca is well planned and memorable (hot coffee and a warm fire pit, wow). Would I travel with Supera again? Absolutely!
Just got back from Peru. Lodgings were outstanding, food was delicious and varied, guides and fellow travelers became good friends (many thanks to Manu and Javier), and the experience was spectacular. Incan and pre-Colombian relics and ruins need to be seen to be truly appreciated. Our second tour with Supera turned out to be as memorable as the first!
It was awesome that we could take our time and were not rushed. It was a difficult hike (Huayna Picchu) to do at high altitude but making it to the top was worth it. We managed to make down barely in time for check out but it was great that the couple behind us was able to get an extension on their check out time. It was great that Manu was able to go up the mountain with us. He was a big help with the slower group.
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I want to say mahalo AGAIN for doing such an excellent job in guiding us through the amazing tour of Peru and returning us safely back home. Your warm personality and cheerfulness that greeted us every morning pushed us to our physical limits on the climbs.....of which I’m sure I lost some brain cells from lack of oxygen.....but now we can all say “been there-done that!!”
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Thank you so much for the amazing trip and wonderful pictures. We had so much fun, great experiences and unforgettable memory. .... Thank you again and hope to see you two soon!
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