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Itinerary Highlights
- Tour the impressive museums of Lima
- Enjoy highly acclaimed restaurants in the capital
- Explore lesser-known sites in the Sacred Valley
- See the ruins of Pisac
- Visit Ollantaytambo and Pinkuylluna
- Travel to and from Machu Picchu aboard the Belmond Hiram Bingham train
- Enter a reserve dedicated to the protection of vicuña
- Witness condors soaring on thermals up out of a dramatic canyon
- Detour to the Sumbay Caves, home to petroglyphs dating back more 6,000 years.
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Editor’s Itinerary
Machu Picchu
Duration: 13 Days
It would be understandable to assume that after seeing Machu Picchu, one might as well fly home. But Peru has myriad fascinating and stunningly scenic attractions set in widely varying environments, ranging from high-altitude valleys sculpted by centuries-old terraces to unique floating islands in otherworldly Lake Titicaca. Although I’ve now had several sojourns to Peru, each of which lasting two weeks or more, I discover something new and wonderful on every visit.
My most recent tour of the country included several classic destinations, notably the Sacred Valley, Cusco and Machu Picchu, as well as notable places newly arrived on the luxury travel circuit, such as Arequipa. This combination makes the itinerary I undertook a fine template for a first-time visit to Peru, and for those who have been before, it surely holds a surprise or two.