【Includes Flight Ticket & Chinese Tour Leader】Peru: Land, Sea, and Sky - The Land of Clouds - 9 Days, 7 Nights - Lima + Cusco + Machu Picchu + Sacred Valley + Lake Titicaca

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• Secret Peru 9 Days 7 Nights

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1. Day 1 - Homes - Lima LimaTake a direct flight from Toronto Pearson International Airport to Lima, Peru. Flight Information : Departure flight : TS152 / Toronto > Lima / 2300/0600 ＋1 Return Flight : TS153 / Lima > Toronto / 0800/1655 The above flights are for reference only, details are subject to airlines' announcement.
2. Day 2 - Arrival in Lima Lima > Old Town City TourItinerary (Lima > Old Town City Tour) Arrival in Lima > Santo Domingo Monastery (exterior) > Plaza de Armas de Lima > Presidential Palace - the residence and office of the President of Peru (Exclusive inside visit, if the President's office is closed for any reason, then we will change to an exterior visit ) > Cathedral of Lima (exterior) > Exclusive Upgrade to the Famous Sea Rose in Lima Lunch at a restaurant > Love Park > La Comar Shopping Center > Dinner at a local restaurant Details Santo Domingo Convent Founded in 1535, one of Lima's most religious attractions was originally the home of the oldest university in the Americas. The convent's library contains more than 25,000 ancient books, some of which were printed in the 15th century, and is one of the most important historical collections in Peru. Government Palace A Tianbao Travel exclusive tour! Originally a large Indian burial ground, the palace was built at the beginning of the 16th century (1535) by the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro, who is recognized as the founder of the city of Lima. After Spanish rule, the palace was transformed into the French neo-baroque Presidential Palace in 1937, becoming the first official palace of the city. Today it is the official residence of the President of Peru and the place where the government holds its meetings. The Presidential Palace is famous for its catacombs and library. (If it is closed for reasons such as the President's office, a tour of the exterior will be conducted instead) Lima Cathedral Built in 1535 in the Baroque style, the Cathedral has been rebuilt at least five times in the neoclassical style and is one of the most historically significant religious buildings in Peru. It is one of Peru's most historically significant religious buildings, with a magnificent interior and the resting place of Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro. Parque del Amor" (Park of Love) In the center of the park is a sculpture of a man and a woman in love, called "The Kiss", created by Peruvian artist Victor Delfin and inspired by the Parc Güell in Gaudí, Barcelona, Spain. The park is one of the most beautiful parks in Lima, as it has an unrivaled view of the sea.
3. Day 3 - Lima Lima > City Tour / Overflight Nasca LinesItinerary Compulsory Optional : Today, customers can join (1) [Downtown Sightseeing], or (2) [NASCAR Totem Flight Experience] at their own expense. (1) Lima City Tour ($150/person, includes lunch, transportation, ticket and tour guide Service Fee) Breakfast at the hotel > "Tour of the Inca Civilization" Pachacamac Archaeological Site (Pyramid Complex, Temple of the Sun, Ruins Museum) > China Park > Lunch at the Museum Garden Terrace > "25 Best Museums in the World" Lima Museum of Antiquities or (2) NASCAR Totem Flight Experience (US$450/person, including shuttle bus, Flight Ticket, Airport Tax, Service Fee for English-speaking Guide) Transfer to Paracas by shuttle bus (approx. 3.5 hours drive) > Arrive at Pisco airport > Fly in a small plane overlooking the geometric patterns of the Nazca Lines, monkeys, dogs, condors, spiders, hummingbirds and other giant patterns (approx. 1 hour) > Return to Lima *If customers participate in the "Nazca Totem Flight Experience", they are responsible for their own lunch on this day. *If the flight cannot be arranged due to weather or flight safety factors, the Flight Ticket cost USD 300 will be refunded. Details Archeological Sanctuary of Pachacamac (Pachacamac) This was the most important religious site in South America during the Inca period, dedicated to the god Pachacamac, to whom believers from all over the Andes traveled long distances to seek enlightenment. The complex consists of 17 pyramids, and in addition to the massive Temple of the Sun, there is also the Temple of Akravasi, the Tauri Chumbi Palace, the Pilgrimage Plaza, and a visit to the Ruins Museum, where you can learn more about the legends behind the artifacts. Miraflores Chinese Park A theme park created by the City of Lima to express its contribution and respect to the Chinese community. The park incorporates traditional Chinese architectural elements to symbolize the cultural fellowship between China and the Secret Service. The park is adjacent to the Pacific Ocean and has a beautiful view, making it a popular spot for citizens and tourists to walk and enjoy the scenery. Lima Antiquities Museum (Larco Museum) A private museum with a collection of great pre-Columbian art from South America spanning 4,000 years. The museum was named one of the "25 Best Museums in the World" by Tripadvisor's Traveler's Choice Awards. The museum showcases the art and history of Peru's ancient civilizations, while its storage area contains a large collection of ceramics depicting people, objects, fruits and birds from the daily lives of ancient Peruvians. Overflight Nasca Lines We will fly in a small plane over the Ocucaje Valley, surrounded by mountains and preserving the fossilized remains of a 150 million year old ocean. Continue to the birthplace of the Nazca civilization - Santa Cruz Valley, Palpa Valley, Viscas Valley and Ingenio Valley - for an aerial view of the geometry of the Nazca lines. Nazca lines form geometric patterns, monkeys, dogs, condors, spiders, hummingbirds, and other motifs.
4. Day 4 - Lima Lima > Cusco Cusco > Inca Sacred Valley Sacred ValleyItinerary (Lima Lima > (Inland Flight) > Cusco Cusco - Sacred Valley of the Incas ) Breakfast at the hotel / Breakfast box at the hotel (subject to inland flights) > Inland flight to Cusco > Sightseeing in the town of Ollantaytambo > Return to the hotel to rest and acclimatize to the high altitude environment (**The hotel has arranged to stay at the Sacred Valley Resort Hotel (at an altitude of only about 2400m) to allow customers to acclimatize to the high altitude environment and to rest sufficiently) Detailed information The town of Ollantaytambo ( Ollantaytambo Located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas in the Cusco region, Ollantaytambo is an ancient town still inhabited during the Inca period, preserving Inca streets and stone buildings, and is known as a "living Inca site". It was once an important military, religious and agricultural center during the Inca period. It is an outstanding representative of Inca architecture with its grand scale and unique style. It is also an important transportation hub to Machu Picchu and a cultural attraction. Warm tips 1. Cusco and Puno are highland areas (altitude of 2800-4200 meters), it is recommended to get enough sleep and rest when arriving, pay attention to keep warm and reduce the amount of exercise in order to adapt to the highland places. 2. Coca Tea, a local specialty, is usually provided in hotels and is effective in relieving discomfort. 3. You can also consult your family doctor for professional advice and prepare relevant medication before departure.
5. Day 5 - Inca Sacred Valley > 【The Seven Wonders of the World - Machu Picchu】> Inca Sacred Valley Sacred ValleyItinerary (Sacred Valley > Machu Picchu > Sacred Valley ) Breakfast at the hotel > Vistadome Panoramic Train ride to Aguas Calientes & gt; Discover the Seven Wonders of the World - Machu Picchu (2 hours walk with a professional guide) > Return to the Sacred Valley of the Incas by Panoramic Train Vistadome **The Peruvian government strictly limits the number of people who can visit Machu Picchu on a daily basis due to the protection of the site and the need to purchase tickets by name. Join a tour group 90 days prior to departure to ensure that customers can see all of Machu Picchu. Detailed introduction Machu Picchu (professional scenic guide to lead in-depth explanation) (altitude of about 2450m, will not be particularly caused by altitude sickness) Peru's most famous Inca ruins, built in the 15th century, the legendary "lost city of the Incas". It was listed as a UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage Site in 1983 and was selected as one of the Seven Wonders of the New World in 2007. Discovered in 1911 by archaeologists in the bush, the city was built at an altitude of about 2,430 meters in the Andes Mountains overlooking the Urubamba Valley, and is a marvel of intricate stonework, spectacular terraces, ceremonial temples and religious ruins. The entire site is filled with a mystical energy that is mesmerizing. Panoramic Sightseeing Train Vistadome A sightseeing train service operated by PeruRail designed to provide passengers with an immersive experience to Machu Picchu, Peru. The train is known for its large panoramic windows that allow passengers to enjoy breathtaking views of the Sacred Valley and the Andes Mountains.
6. Day 6 - Sacred Valley > Cusco CuscoItinerary (Inca Sacred Valley Sacred Valley > Cusco Cusco ) Breakfast at the hotel > Maras Salt Flats > Moray Terraces > Sacsayhuaman Inca Stone Walls > Temple of the Sun (inside) > Cusco Cathedral Details Maras Salt Flats The salt flats have existed since colonial times and are still in use today. Once the economic backbone of the ancient Inca Empire, each salt flat is inherited from father to son. The contrast between the snow-white salt pans and the emerald green valley is one of the most iconic postcard views of the Sacred Valley. Moray Terraces Known for its spectacular concentric terraced farmland, which has the appearance of a large amphitheater. It is said that the Incas used the terraces to create some 20 different microclimates to experiment with and improve their crops, representing the wisdom of ancient agriculture. Sacsayhuaman Stone Wall Building (Sacsayhuaman) Located at an altitude of 3,701 meters above sea level, the Sacsayhuaman Stone Walls were constructed from hundreds of tons of giant stones, each perfectly cut and tightly fitted together without a drop of cement, yet not even a piece of paper could fit inside. The architectural pinnacle of the Inca civilization, it combines military, religious and astronomical uses and is one of the most iconic monuments in Cusco. Temple of the Sun (Temple of the Sun "Korikancha") The Temple of the Sun "Korikancha" was the most sacred temple of the Inca Empire, dedicated to the sun god Inti. It is said that the walls were once covered in gold, but were later converted by the Spaniards into the Santo Domingo Monastery, a symbol of the fusion of the Inca and colonial cultures. Cusco Cathedral The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Cusco, located in the main plaza, was built between 1559 and 1654 on the site of an ancient Inca palace. Supported by 24 vaulted roofs supported by 14 columns, it is a fine example of Renaissance, Baroque and Gothic architecture, and its interior, which contains important archaeological artifacts, statues, artifacts, and hundreds of paintings from the colonial period, has been declared a United Nations World Heritage Site. It is listed as a United Nations World Heritage Site.
7. Day 7 - Cusco > Puno PunoItinerary (Cusco > Puno ) Breakfast at the hotel > Sightseeing in the town of Andahuaylillas > Temple of the Wiracocha > View of the La Raya Mountains > Pucara Museum Detailed Information Andahuaylillas A small town south of Cusco, Peru, famous for its "Sistine Church of the Americas", the Church of Saint Peter the Apostle, known for its rich frescoes and Andean Baroque decorations. Temple of the Wiracocha One of the largest and most unique religious buildings of the Inca civilization, the temple is over 90 meters long and 15 meters high, and is the only large religious building of the Inca period to be built in a combination of brick and stone. It is dedicated to Wiracocha, the creator god of the Incas. Pucara Museum The history of the Pucara civilization predates the Incas, with thousands of inhabitants living on the north side of Lake Titikaka. Archaeological excavations have revealed that religious rituals were already practiced at that time, and a variety of geometric, animal, and anthropomorphic stone carvings provide a glimpse into the lifestyle and craftsmanship of the people of that time, and these artifacts are now preserved at the Pukara Museum in a neighboring town . Pukara Museum in the neighboring town.
8. Day 8 - Puno > Lake Titicaca > Lima LimaItinerary (Puno > Lake Titicaca > Lima ) Breakfast at the hotel > Lake Titicaca > Boat ride to the Reed Island to learn about the local life of the Uru people > Board a special reed boat ( exclusive ticket ) to enjoy some of the scenery along Lake Titicaca > Take an inland flight to Lima. Details Lake Titicaca The largest freshwater lake in South America, located in the Andes Mountains on the border of Peru and Bolivia, with an elevation of 3,812 meters above sea level, it is also the world's most navigable alpine lake in terms of elevation and boat traffic. It is said that the ancestors of the Incas emerged from the lake to establish the Inca Empire. Uros Island The floating island is made of earth fixed in the lake and lined with reed poles collected from the surrounding area, which were used as the main building material for the houses and fishing boats of the Uros people on the island. When you set foot on the island to see how the people live and work, you can feel the cold water under your feet; when you ride around the island in a reed boat, you can see large and small floating island settlements.
9. Day 9 - Lima Lima > HomeTake a direct flight from Lima, Peru to your country of origin. Flight information: Departure flight : TS152 / Toronto > Lima / 2300/0600 ＋1 Return Flight : TS153 / Lima > Toronto / 0800/1655 The above flights are for reference only, details are subject to the airlines' announcement.

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