Treasures of Peru
Nov. 1 - 11, 2027
Culture, nature, history, archeology — so much awaits your small group on this engaging 11-day tour. The Peruvian adventure begins with Lima’s colonial and modern highlights.
See several of Cuzco’s important sacred sites, then experience Peru’s rich cultural heritage in the beautiful Sacred Valley, visiting Incan ruins and indigenous villages. Overnighting at a nearby hotel, take two guided tours of astounding Machu Picchu. Encounter Sacsayhuamán’s impressive ruins and enjoy a home-hosted lunch in Cuzco. Traveling through Peru’s scenic altiplano, reach stunning Lake Titicaca and spend a day exploring.
Highlights
- Embark on a tour of colonial Lima, featuring the treasured Casa de Aliaga, one of the oldest homes in Lima (c. 1535), with a rich architectural heritage and a collection of Peruvian art and artifacts.
- Visit Cuzco’s sacred sites of Korichana and the Convent of Santo Domingo.
- Attend a traitional “Offering to the Earth” in Peru’s Sacred Valley
- Absorb the beauty and mystery of Machu Picchu over two guided visits.
- Explore the fascinating life of Lake Titicaca, South America’s largest lake and, at 12,500 feet above sea level, among the world’s highest navigable lakes.

Activity Level: Active
Extensive walking required. Typically, three or more miles a day, often uphill, on uneven terrain, and/or with multiple stairs. May include optional activities such as biking, kayaking, or hiking and included destinations with high altitudes. Excellent health is required to take full advantage of the tour’s inclusions.
Pricing
To learn more, please call Odysseys Unlimited at 1‑888‑370‑6765. Please download the tours brochure for details.
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