Lima is a city in which old and new energies comes together. Once a stopover for travelers heading to Machu Picchu, Lima has long been a spiritual as well as cultural hub. Sacred huacas, such as Huaca Pucllana, ancient ruins filled with more energy of past civilizations, invite many visitors for exploring history and Peruvian cuisine at the restaurant close to the site.
Lima is a city in which old and new energies comes together. Once a stopover for travelers heading to Machu Picchu, Lima has long been a spiritual as well as cultural hub. Sacred huacas, such as Huaca Pucllana, ancient ruins filled with more energy of past civilizations, invite many visitors for exploring history and Peruvian cuisine at the restaurant close to the site.
The city of Ica is right at the border of the Atacama Desert and is truly one of the driest cities in all of the world. It is adjacent to the ocean and boasts several special vineyards, Pisco distilleries, and wide-ranging sand dunes that invite adventure along with discovery. Here, you can try sandboarding and dune buggy rides; or you can perhaps seek the peaceful energy of the Huacachina Oasis,
Lima is a city in which old and new energies comes together. Once a stopover for travelers heading to Machu Picchu, Lima has long been a spiritual as well as cultural hub. Sacred huacas, such as Huaca Pucllana, ancient ruins filled with more energy of past civilizations, invite many visitors for exploring history and Peruvian cuisine at the restaurant close to the site. Colonial architecture, energetic museums, and then sacred galleries tell the city’s story. Meanwhile, activities such as surfing and paragliding offer adventure. Widely known as the “City of Kings,” it still invites visitors so they can experience its truly ageless energy and exceptionally deep gastronomic heritage, carefully connecting all of the ancient with all of the modern.
Moderate
3399 MSNM
Cultural, Historical
The city of Ica is right at the border of the Atacama Desert and is truly one of the driest cities in all of the world. It is adjacent to the ocean and boasts several special vineyards, Pisco distilleries, and wide-ranging sand dunes that invite adventure along with discovery. Here, you can try sandboarding and dune buggy rides; or you can perhaps seek the peaceful energy of the Huacachina Oasis, which features its supremely serene lagoon. Ica offers a complete balance of adventure along with reflection. For the lovers of history we invite you to thoroughly dive into the rich history of both Paracas and Nazca cultures at the Regional Museum of Ica, where ancient artifacts carefully reveal the deep spiritual wisdom of Peru’s early civilization
Moderate
3399 MSNM
Cultural, Historical
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sherrycR6581VNCusco is a destination that you can visit in it year-round. During the dry season, which lasts from May to October, it is recommended to hike and explore certain mountains. Those mountains include Rainbow Mountain, Humantay Lake or Inca Trail. During each rainy season, from each November to each April, it is often advisable to remain prepared for more occasional rain. If you would like to enjoy consistently good weather and travel at a more relaxed pace with considerably fewer crowds, we recommend visiting during the shoulder seasons, from April to May and September to November.
Prior to adventures to high elevations, visit your doctor to make sure that your body is prepared. For easing the acclimatization process, we suggest going to the Sacred Valley upon your actual arrival in Cusco and spending a bit of time there. The Sacred Valley is situated at a lower altitude than is Cusco, and that will help your own body adjust much more smoothly. Another option would be to stay there in Cusco and to then allow yourself a few more extra days. This is all to acclimate prior to the start of the program. Drink plenty of water, have coca tea in the morning, avoid alcohol, along with eat light meals. Prior to taking each medication, be sure to consult with your doctor.
We recommend booking your experience at least 4 – 6 months in advance.If your trip includes Machu Picchu, the Inca Trail, or other high-demand destinations, you may need to be flexible with dates and entrance tickets if you book less than four months in advance. Permits are very limited per day and sell out extremely quickly from May to September. For busy peak months like June and July, we highly recommend booking even earlier to secure your spot.
