Day 1: Arrive in Lima Arrival in Lima and hotel transfer. After check-in, enjoy free time to rest or explore at your own pace. Relax at Parque Kennedy, stroll along the Miraflores boardwalk for stunning coastal views, or dive into the local food scene in South America’s culinary capital. 📍 Stay: Lima

Morning visit to Plaza de Armas to explore Lima’s colonial history, featuring the Catedral de Lima, Palacio de Gobierno, and Palacio Municipal with their ornate colonial and neoclassical architecture. In the afternoon, take to the skies for a paragliding experience, enjoying a bird's-eye view of Lima's stunning coastline. 📍 Stay: Lima

Depart from Lima for Paracas and board a boat to the Ballestas Islands. En route, witness the mysterious Candelabra Geoglyph carved into the coastal hillside. At the islands, observe sea lions, Humboldt Penguins, and vast colonies of seabirds in their natural habitat. Afterward, visit a local winery in Ica before exploring the Huacachina Oasis for an adrenaline-fueled dune buggy and sandboarding session. 📍 Stay: Lima

Morning flight to Cusco, the "Archaeological Capital of the Americas" and the heart of the Inca Empire during the 14th and 15th centuries. Today, Cusco showcases a rich fusion of pre-Inca, Inca, and Spanish colonial architecture, reflecting a deep historical and cultural heritage. In the afternoon, enjoy a city tour visiting Plaza de Armas, the Sun Temple (Qorikancha), Sacsayhuamán, and several other ancient sites. 📍 Stay: Cusco

First, visit Chinchero to admire its colonial church built upon Inca foundations and its well-preserved Inca stone walls. Then, head to the circular terrace ruins of Moray, believed to have served as an agricultural laboratory for the Incas. The next stop is the Maras Salt Mines, where salt pans carved into the hillside create a stunning honeycomb-like terraced landscape. Finally, explore the Ollantaytambo ruins—the best-preserved Inca town before taking the train to Aguas Calientes. 📍 Stay: Aguas Calientes

Morning departure from Cusco to Abra Málaga (4,316m) for a thrilling three-hour downhill mountain bike descent. Ride through high-altitude grasslands and lush cloud forests before reaching the Huaman Marq’a Inca ruins. Afterward, transfer to Santa Teresa to check into your hotel. Spend the afternoon relaxing at the local hot springs. Seasonal Activity (April–December): Optional whitewater rafting on the Vilcanota River (participants must be able to swim). 📍 Stay: Santa Teresa

After breakfast, join a 2-hour ziplining experience for an adrenaline rush over the valley. Afterward, transfer to the Hidroeléctrica station and trek along the railway tracks to Aguas Calientes. Note: Guests opting out of ziplining can choose a 3-hour hike through pristine rainforest trails to meet the group at the station. The route passes the Intihuatana archaeological site, arriving in Aguas Calientes around 4:00 PM. 📍 Stay: Aguas Calientes

In the morning, take the bus to Machu Picchu, the "City in the Clouds" perched high in the Andes. Wander through the ruins' temples, plazas, and terraces while soaking in the breathtaking panoramic views. Discover the extraordinary achievements of Inca civilization in architecture and engineering through their masterful craftsmanship. Enjoy free time to explore Aguas Calientes and have lunch before returning to Cusco by train and shuttle. 📍 Stay: Cusco

Depart from Cusco early in the morning, passing through traditional Andean villages. After breakfast, begin a trekking journey of approximately 1.5 hours. Rainbow Mountain (Vinicunca) stands at an altitude of 5,200 meters; its vibrant stripes of red, green, yellow, and purple—formed by various mineral deposits, make it one of the world's most unique natural wonders. Once hidden under permanent snow and ice, the mountain's colors have only recently been revealed as glaciers receded due to global climate change. Along the ascent, you can enjoy views of roaming alpacas, vast wilderness, and majestic snow-capped peaks. 📍 Stay: Cusco

Transfer to the airport for your departure. End of journey.