Under a backdrop of the magestic Andean mountains and the remarkable Spanish Colonial architecture of the Cathedral and the Church of La Compañia, built on the foundations of Inca palaces, Cusco seems to have been frozen in time. The Cathedral, built in the form of a Latin cross, offers beautifully carved woodwork, especially in the side chapels and the cedar choir stalls; a baroque pulpit; the high alter covered in silver; and the interesting painting of the Last Supper by Marcos Zapata in which a guinea pig is depicted. Enjoy the drive to the Inca fortress of Sacsahuamán on the hill above the city of Cusco. The views from here down the Andean valley and overlooking the city are spectacular. You will continue on to the underground cave and temple of Kenko and then to Tambomachay, known as the "Baths of the Inca" due to its thermal springs. Drive back down to Cusco and your hotel.

Day2
Sacred Valley of the Incas (only Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays)
Visit to the colourful Indian market in Pisac to see a blend of color, tradition and people. At a distance of 30 Km. (19 miles) from Cusco, and an altitude of 2,970 meters (9,700 ft.), Pisac is located right at the entrance to the Sacred Valley. After lunch, continue to Ollantaytambo, the oldest continuously occupied settlement in the Americas. Ollantaytambo's narrow streets, complete with canals unchanged since Inca times, recall its ancient heritage. Accommodation at selected hotel in the valley. . Meals included: Breakfast, lunch.

Day 3, Day 4
Machu Picchu
Transfer to the train station to catch the morning train for a two day tour of Machu Picchu, the "Lost City of the Incas" one of the most renowned examples of Inca architecture. Surrounded by lush cloud forest, the citadel perches on a mist-shrouded mountaintop. Overnight in Aguas Calientes, small town at the bottom of the citadel. Second day at leisure inMachu Picchu. In the afternoon, return to Cusco and Accommodation. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch.

Day 5
Cusco / Transfer Out
Transfer to the airport in Cusco to catch your flight to Lima.

Also visit the "Chullpas" of Sillustani, the burial towers made of stone. The arrival to Puno is in the late afternoon. Transfer to your Hotel. Accommodation. Meals included: Breakfast, box lunch.

Day2
Uros and Taquile Islands
You will be guided in a full day tour. We will take our way to Titicaca Lake, the sailing highest lake of the world, to the remarkable floating reed islands - built on layers of totora reeds - home to the Uros Indians, who still live as their ancestors did a thousand years ago. Likewise, we will visit The Taquile Island, three and a half hours by boat from Puno, this remote island is a remarkable community where the islanders keep Quechua, the language of the Incas, alive. The outstanding highlight of its inhabitants is their handicraft derived from techniques developed over the centuries. Meals included: Breakfast, box lunch.

Day3
Puno / Transfer out. Meals included: Breakfast.

Day 2
After breakfast we will begin our walk through the valley of wallabamba on our journey we will be able to observe the nature and ecological change of the area until we arrive to (Yuncachimpa) Wallabamba from where we will climb to Llulluchapampa at 3750 m. From this point we will be able to appreciate the valley of Huayanay and the first step located at 4,200 m. Warmiwañusca , called dead woman and camp in the sector of Pacaymayo. All meals included.

Total walking hours 7:30 / 8:00 hrs
Total of number of kilometers 13km
Initial altitude 3,000 m. final 3800m

Day 3
Breakfast and on this day we will ascend to Runkurakay at 3860 m. contrary to the previous days our walk will be two hours more we will be able to visit another small complex, Sayamarca and appreciate the Valleys and snow capped mountains, further on we will stop to visit the complex of Phuyupatamarca, and then descend 3kilometers until we arrive to a place called Wiñaywayna where we will visit its complex and we will camp.

Total walking hours 10:00 hrs
Total number of kilometers 15 km
Initial altitude 3800 M.T. Final 2650 M.T

Day 4
Early morning breakfast. Then, we will walk to Intipunco called Door of Sun where we will be able to observe the impressive Lost City of Machupicchu , walk to the Sanctuary and guided tour. At a suitable time we will walk down to the Station and take the return train to Cusco , reception and transfer to Hotel.

Total walking hours 2:15 hrs.
Total number of kilometers 6km.
Initial altitude 2650 m. final 2,400 m .

WE RECOMMENDTO TAKE:

-	Sleeping bag
	Rain Coat (plastic)
-	Thick Jumper
-	Coat (parka)
-	Sun block
-	Cap or hat
-	Sun glasses.
-	T-Shirts
-	Wool stockings or sport
-	Canteen or bottle of water
-	Lantern
-	Photographic camera
-	Personal medications suggested by your doctor
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Located a 25 minute motor canoe ride down the River Madre de Dios from Puerto Maldonado, Sandoval Lake Lodge is perched above what many rainforest specialists feel is the most attractive lake in Southern Peru, if not in the entire Peruvian Amazon.

The whole complex is housed in one structure and includes 25 double occupancy rooms (16 with private baths and 9 with sharing facilities), hot showers, and a spacious dining room overlooking the lake.

For a more relaxed, complete introduction to the rainforest, we recommend a two nights stay. However, with the easy access from Puerto Maldonado, for the first time it is possible to spend only one night in the rainforest and still get a good preliminary idea of the splendor of the Peruvian Amazon.

As the canal opens onto the shimmering surface of the lake, we transfer to a catamaran and are leisurely paddled across half the lake to the lodge.

After lunch and a brief rest to avoid the early afternoon heat, we once again board the catamaran and set off to explore the entire west end of the lake. Here, in the flooded palm forest we drift to the sounds of hundreds of Red-Bellied Macaws as they return to the palm forest for the night. We return to the lodge around nightfall for dinner.

After dinner we will return to the canoes to look for the large and extremely rare Black Caimans. If it is a clear starlit night, we will also be able to float in the middle of the lake and marvel at the brilliance of the sky.

Day 2
A pre-dawn wake-up call will enable us to be on the lake for sunrise and a hopeful encounter with the family of Giant Otters which frequent the lake and are most active at this time of day. Most of the fish-eating water birds around the lake actively fish in the early morning as well, and this outing should provide excellent views, and photographs, of the prehistoric- looking Hoatzins. After returning for a late breakfast we set off into the cool under story of the tall virgin forest near the lake to see some towering wild Brazil Nut trees and a demonstration of how our hosts collect, open and commercialize this important natural product.

After lunch and an hour or so to relax we once again board the catamaran to explore the eastern part of the lake, where we might see one or more of the five species of monkeys which live in the forest near the lake, such as the Brown Capuchin Monkey. There is a final chance after dinner to try and spot some Black Caimans on the lake, or to go on a short night walk through the primary forest.

Day 3
After a dawn breakfast we take a final, shorter paddle around the west end of the lake to try and glimpse the Giant Otters before returning to Puerto Maldonado to catch the flight to Lima.