Author's tour "The many faces of Peru - Bolivia"

Breakfast. At 09:00 meeting with the guide at the hotel. Sightseeing tour of Lima. Start of the excursion from the Miraflores area - visit to the Lovers' Park, panoramic visit to Huaca Puyan; Olive Park, ancient colonial estates in the San Isidro area. Next, tourists continue the tour of the historical center of the city, starting with a tour of the San Francisco Cathedral, Central Square, Presidential Palace, and San Martin Square. Next, a visit to one of the best museums in Limuti - the house-museum “Casa Aliaga”. Founded on the foundation of an ancient pyramid of the Inca period in May 1536, at the time the city of Lima was founded, it belonged to the Spanish conquistador Jeronimo De Alteaga, an ally of Francisco Pizarro. Thanks to historical treasures, tourists can fully imagine the lives of the nobility during the colonial period. Afterwards, tourists will visit the largest complex of fountains in the world - the Water Magic Tour, which was included in the Guinness Book of Records and consists of 12 cybernetic fountains, the water jets of some of them rise up to 80 meters. Return to a 3* hotel "Britania" or the same category.

Breakfast. Transfer from the hotel to the airport, flight to Cusco. Arrival, meeting at the airport, transfer to the hotel. Rest. At 13.30 a sightseeing bus tour of Cusco begins; visiting architectural complexes - the Sacsayhuaman Fortress, the Kenko Temple, the Puca Pucara Fortress and the Tambomachay Water Temple, the Coricancha Museum (Temple of the Sun). *Visiting the Cathedral of Cusco costs $50 additionally. Return to the 3* hotel “Sueño del Inca” or the same category.

Breakfast. Meeting with the guide, transfer to the railway station. Transfer by train to Hot Springs. Excursion to Machu Picchu - “the lost city of the Incas”. Machu Picchu (in the Quechua language Machu Pikchu means “Old Mountain”) is a mysterious Inca city built in the mid-15th century. It is located about 100 km from the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco, and is so secludedly hidden in the Andes that the Spanish colonialists could not reach it. In the afternoon, tourists will descend to Aguas Calientes. Lunch at the national restaurant “El MAPI”. Afterwards return by train to Cusco. Arrival, meeting and transfer to the 3* hotel “Sueño del Inca” or the same category.

Breakfast. Excursion to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Visit to the art fair in the town of Pisak, where tourists can purchase handicrafts - ceramics, carpets, souvenirs, silver and leather goods. A visit to the Huanacancha Zoo Center, where tourists take part in feeding charming animals such as llamas, alpacas, guanacos and vicunas, and also get acquainted with the process of making natural dyed wool. Continuation of the excursion and inspection of the archaeological complex of Ollantaytambo - one of the most important military structures of the Incas. Lunch buffet at the national cuisine restaurant “Inka House”. Accommodation in the 3* hotel “Sueño del Inca” or the same category.

Breakfast. Transfer to the bus station. Transfer by bus to the city of Puno. Stops along the way: Sistine Chapel of America - Andaguailillas, Raqchi - archaeological complex dedicated to the god Huiracocha. Rest for buffet lunch in the town of Sikuani. Next stops: La Raya and Pucara, where tourists can visit the Litiko Museum. Arrival in Puno at approximately 17.00. Accommodation in a 3* hotel “Hacienda” or the same category. *It is possible to travel by luxury train “Titicaca Train” from the capital of the Inca Empire - Cusco to the shores of the majestic Lake Titicaca-Puno on Wednesdays and Sundays. The train runs along one of the highest railway lines in the world (“between mountains and clouds”), along the way there is a mandatory stop at the highest point of the route (La Raya, 4319 meters), from where unforgettable panoramic views of the mountain peaks and plains open. The trip includes lunch (appetizer, main course, dessert). Arrival in Puno at approximately 19.00 +$300 per person extra*.

Breakfast. Transfer to the Bolivian border, crossing it and then tourists go to Copacabana - Bolivian Rome. The journey will continue on a high-speed boat. Tourists will be able to see the Island of the Sun with their own eyes - according to legend, it was here that the Inca civilization was born. A symbolic ritual of the callahuaia, during which offerings are made to mother earth. Lunch at a restaurant with a magnificent view of the lake. Continuation of the journey along Lake Titicaca, arrival at the shore, transfer to the city of La Paz (3,800 m, the largest city and unofficial capital of Bolivia). Accommodation in a 4* hotel "Presidente" or the same category.

Breakfast is a buffet. Sightseeing tour of the city with a visit to the sorcerers' market and historical attractions. Visit to the Valley of the Moon. Free time. Overnight at the 4* hotel “Presidente” or the same category.

Breakfast is a buffet. Excursion to Tiwanaku and Pumapunka (72 km from La Paz), the cradle of Andean culture. According to some sources, this civilization dates back about 7,000 years. Crossing the border, moving to the airport. Flight to Lima. Arrival, accommodation at the 3* hotel “Britannia” or the same category

Breakfast. Free time in Lima. Accommodation in a 3* hotel "Britania" or the same category. *Optionally, you can book a Paracas-Nazca excursion (At 4.30, transfer by private minibus to Paracas. At the port, at 8.00, boarding a high-speed boat for the Candelabr and Ballestas Island Excursion. After a 2-hour excursion, transfer to the airport by bus. Flight over the Nazca Lines (The Nazca Desert is famous for its giant paintings of animals, humans and geometric shapes, which can only be seen from a bird's eye view. Lunch at a national restaurant. In the afternoon, transfer to Lima. Individual tour price $600. *Additionally, we offer a buffet dinner national cuisine with folklore show and transfers – $75 (from 19.00 to 22.00).

Breakfast buffet. Airport transfer. *On the way to the airport, we suggest visiting one of the 25 best museums in the World - the Larco Herrera Museum, founded in 1925. Located in the 18th century Colonial style home of the Viceroy of Peru, perched at the very top of the pyramid. Within its walls is an unimaginably rich collection of ceramics, fabrics, jewelry, gold, mummies, as well as one of its kind and one of the richest collections of pottery with an erotic hint. The total number of exhibits is 45 thousand. All of them tell about the history, life and culture of such civilizations as the Incas, Moche, Nazca and Chimu. Additional charge - $80.