Buffet Breakfast
After your delicious buffet breakfast, you will embark on a tour of colonial Lima. we start visiting the Saint Francis Church where you will see the great influence of baroque and Rococo style in its architecture, the Lima's Cathedral, one of the oldest construction in Lima. A highlight is our visit to treasured Casa Aliaga, one of the oldest homes in Lima, with a rich architectural heritage and a collection of Peruvian art and artifacts. Given the land by his friend conquistador Francisco Pizarro, Jeronimo de Aliaga, one of Lima’s founders, built the home that has been continuously occupied by his descendants ever since, some 18 generations. Next, we will board our bus and going to a nice restaurant called Amoramar (loving the sea), where you will enjoy our first Peruvian national dish called Ceviche.
Tonight we are going to have our welcome dinner in the Huaca Pucllana Restaurant, right in front of one of the most enigmatic archeological sites called by the same name Huaca Pucllana.

Buffet Breakfast
This morning we are going to visit the biggest archaeological site in Lima, from where the Inca Empire built an Inca trail to connect Cusco.
After learning more about pre-Inca societies, it's. time to enjoy Peruvian meals watching first our famous Peruvian Paso horse show.
The Peruvian Paso or Peruvian Horse is a breed of light saddle horse known for its smooth ride. It is distinguished by a natural, four-beat, lateral gait called the Paso llano.
Peruvian Paso horses and riders will demonstrate their skills along with traditional Marinera dancers. Horse lovers can take a ride before sitting down to a traditional lunch.
Return to the hotel, for a free afternoon, dinner tonight is on our own.

Buffet Breakfast
When you arriving in Cusco city you have a great upon appearance and transfer to the first place that's Qoricancha ( in Quechua: Q uri kancha, ”temple of the sun”), it was the main Inca temple, which was subsequently destroyed when the Spaniards came to Cusco,(40 mins approx.),then we're going to the cathedral that's located in the main square, it's the second biggest catholic church in all the South America, it was a built on the Incas palace known as ”sunturwasi”, created during the government of Inca Wiracocha, the construction took place as a result of the order of the Spanish conquistadors of the bishopric of Cusco in charge of fray Vicente Valverde, inside we’ll see the baroque, late gothic and plateresque interiors, has one of the most outstanding examples of colonial goldsmith also and important are carved wood altars, (40 mins approx.).
Then we should have good brunch at a local restaurant around the main square, after that we are going to visit Sacsayhuaman looks like a fortress in the Incas period, over there will see a huge stones were assembled flawlessly without any use a mortar, the main wall consist of three successive zigzag walls that are connected by stairs and access doors. (45, mins approx.).
On the way to the sacred valley, do a stop to visit a llama farm that's name is awanacancha, here we recognize the difference camelids such as a llama, alpaca, and guanaco. (30 mins approx.).
You have an overnight in the sacred valley (Casa Andina Premium - standard room + BB), here you will enjoy a set menu dinner.

Buffet Breakfast
In the morning we will drive to the other side and travel to the other side of the valley. The ruins of Ollantaytambo, one of the few Incan sites not built over by the Spanish, hug a mountainside at the end of the Sacred Valley. Then walking through the streets of the town, the only actual Inca town in all of South America with Inca-style houses still virtually unchanged since the 1500s. We will visit one of the houses to learn how the family has conserved its heritage for many generations.
We will enjoy a typical lunch in one of the oldest hacienda houses where Simon Bolivar one of our Libertador from Spanish has stayed,
After that we are going to Pisac Town, to enjoy their traditional traditions and customs, and also the chance to do shopping. On the way back to the hotel we will visit a chicheria, local Andean bar, where locals enjoying corn drinks.
Return to the hotel
At night will enjoy a set menu dinner at the hotel

Buffet Breakfast
Today we will back to Ollantaytambo town to board the train to Aguas Calientes town, Ascend to Machu Picchu, the most iconic site of the Inca World, and renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you approach Machu Picchu, your local expert leads you along a flat path where you will pause for a short briefing. They will explain the use of the many buildings on the site and discuss the mysteries surrounding the city and its abandonment during the Spanish conquest in the sixteenth century. You may choose to join your local expert as you explore and climb through this ancient ceremonial city or remain on the flat path where you can take in iconic vistas from many viewpoints.
Buffet lunch will be served at Sanctuary Lodge Restaurant.
Bus back to Aguas Calientes.
Once you arriving at Ollantaytambo train station, you will be transferred to private transport to Cusco city
Overnight at Sonesta Posada del Inca Hotel - standard room - BB