Trip to Peru 8 days, Lima, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu

Starting at Per Person : $ 1400.00

Peru 8 Day Tour – Lima, Huacachina, Cusco, Machu Picchu & Rainbow Mountain

Experience Peru on an unforgettable 8-day, 7-night journey with guaranteed departures year-round from just 2 travelers. Choose the travel dates that best suit your plans and enjoy the confidence of a confirmed departure without having to wait for a large group to form.

Your journey begins in Lima before heading south to explore the Ballestas Islands, Ica and the spectacular Huacachina Oasis. Continue to Cusco, the historic heart of the Inca Empire, and travel through the Sacred Valley, including Maras and Moray, before spending the night in Aguas Calientes.

One of the highlights of the trip is a professionally guided visit to Machu Picchu, followed by time to experience Cusco at your own pace and a full-day adventure to the impressive Rainbow Mountain.

To suit different travel styles and budgets, you can choose between tour services without accommodation, a package with standard hotels, or a package with selected 3- to 4-star hotels.

Once in Peru, you will join organized group tours in each destination, sharing the experience with other travelers while benefiting from professional local guides, coordinated transportation, transfers and carefully planned logistics throughout your journey.

Peru

Trip to Peru Lima, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu 8Days / 7Nights

New Regulations

Peru Tour Packages include entrance to Machu Picchu through Circuit 2, the most requested route because it offers the most complete experience within the citadel, available only if reserved in advance.

If Circuit 2 is sold out for your travel date, we will arrange your entrance through Circuit 3 or Circuit 1, according to official availability.

Circuit 3: does not include the classic panoramic view of Machu Picchu.
Circuit 1: includes the panoramic terraces but does not allow access to the lower part of the citadel.

Once we confirm which circuit is included in your tour, you will have the option to purchase an additional entrance ticket for the circuit you wish to visit (subject to availability) for an extra cost of $50 per person. This allows you to enjoy a more complete experience at Machu Picchu.

Visitors must board the bus to Machu Picchu 40 minutes to 1 hour before the entry time printed on their ticket. This helps prevent long lines in Machu Picchu Pueblo and avoids congestion at the entrance gates of the Inca citadel.

For more detailed information about the different circuits and specific entrance schedules, we invite you to read this link on Schedules and New Circuits for Visiting Machu Picchu or to contact us directly. We can provide you with all the necessary information and address any questions you may have.

Summary

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Overview of Trip to Peru 8 Days: Cusco, Ica and Lima

Day 1: Arrival in Lima – Free Afternoon

Arrival in Lima, reception at Jorge Chavez Airport, and private transfer to your hotel. Free afternoon and overnight in Lima.

Day 2: Lima – Ballestas Islands – Ica – Huacachina – Lima

Early morning pick-up from your hotel and transfer to Paracas. Excursion to the Ballestas Islands, followed by visits to Ica and the Huacachina Oasis before returning to Lima.

Day 3: Transfer to Lima Airport – Arrival in Cusco – Free Day

Transfer to Lima Airport for your domestic flight to Cusco. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and free time to rest or explore the city on your own.

Day 4: Sacred Valley Tour with Salt Mines & Moray – Overnight in Aguas Calientes

Visit Chinchero, Moray, the Salt Mines, and Ollantaytambo. In the evening, take the train to Aguas Calientes for an overnight stay.

Day 5: Machu Picchu Tour – Return to Cusco

Hotel pick-up according to your assigned Machu Picchu entrance time and transfer to the bus station. Guided visit to Machu Picchu. Entrance schedules and circuits are subject to availability at the time of booking. Return by train and transfer back to Cusco.

Day 6: Free Day in Cusco

Free day to relax or explore Cusco at your own pace.

Day 7: Rainbow Mountain Tour

Round-trip transportation, professional guide, breakfast, buffet lunch, and entrance to Rainbow Mountain.

Day 8: End of the Journey

After breakfast, you will check out of your hotel and be transferred to Cusco Airport for your onward journey. If your flight is later in the day, you may have some free time for last-minute shopping or exploring nearby attractions. Upon your arrival in Lima, you will connect with your international flight back to your country.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Lima & Optional Lima City Tour

Highlight of the day: Arrival in Peru’s vibrant capital and time to relax or explore at your own pace.

Welcome to Peru! We know how exhausting international flights can be, so upon your arrival in the Peruvian capital, we will make your arrival as smooth and stress-free as possible. Your Inti Sun Trek representative will be waiting for you at Lima Airport, holding a sign with your name, to welcome you and transfer you comfortably to your selected hotel.

After checking in, you can take time to relax, enjoy a refreshing shower, and recover from your journey. If you prefer, you may also explore the nearby areas or enjoy Peru’s world-famous gastronomy with lunch at your hotel or at one of the many excellent local restaurants (meals not included).

Depending on your arrival time, you also have the option to join the Lima City Tour, available daily at 8:30 AM or 2:00 PM. During the tour, you will explore the three stages of Lima: Ancestral, Colonial, and Modern Lima. Highlights include a panoramic view of the Huaca Pucllana Pyramid, the Historic Center of Lima with its impressive colonial architecture, the San Francisco Convent and Catacombs, and the modern districts of San Isidro and Miraflores.

The tour also includes a visit to the Central Reserve Bank Museum, where you can admire an important collection of pre-Columbian gold, ceramics, and textiles.

Note: The Central Reserve Bank Museum is closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays.

If you prefer not to join the city tour, you can explore Lima at your own pace by visiting the district of Miraflores, one of the city’s most popular tourist areas. You may enjoy a walk through Kennedy Park or go shopping at the famous Larcomar shopping center, located along the Pacific coast.

In the evening, we highly recommend enjoying dinner at Central or Maido, both recognized among the best restaurants in the world by The World’s 50 Best Restaurants. Due to high demand, advance reservations are highly recommended.

Overnight in Lima.
Included meals: None.

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Day 2: Lima – Ballestas Islands – Ica – Huacachina and Overnight in Lima

Highlight of the Day: Boat excursion to the Ballestas Islands and an exciting buggy ride through the Huacachina desert.

Between 4:30 and 5:00 AM, we will pick you up from your hotel in Lima and begin our journey south to Paracas.

Upon arrival in Paracas, we will head to the El Chaco pier to board a modern speedboat for an excursion to the Ballestas Islands, located in Paracas Bay. During the tour, you will enjoy spectacular coastal scenery and observe a great variety of marine wildlife, including sea lions, Humboldt penguins, flamingos, parihuanas, and many seabirds. Along the way, you will also see the famous Candelabro geoglyph carved into the hillside, while your guide explains the different theories surrounding its origin. The boat tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes.

After the excursion, we will continue to the city of Ica, where you will have free time for lunch (not included).

Later, we will visit the Noelia Chocolate Factory to taste traditional local products such as chocotejas, alfajores, jams, artisanal cookies, filled mousse, and more.

In the afternoon, we will explore the beautiful Huacachina Oasis, a natural lagoon surrounded by impressive sand dunes. Here, you will enjoy an exciting dune buggy ride and sandboarding experience across the desert, as well as free time to walk around the oasis and take unforgettable photos.

Before returning to Lima, we will visit a local winery where you will have the opportunity to taste some of the region’s most traditional products, including wines, piscos, pisco creams, macerates, and mistelas.

At approximately 7:00 PM, we will board the bus back to Lima. Upon arrival around 10:00 PM, our team will transfer you to your selected hotel.

Overnight in Lima.
Included meals: None.

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Day 3: Transfer to Lima Airport – Arrival in Cusco – Free Day

Highlight of the day: Learn more about the Inca Empire and gain a better understanding of the different sites.

Today, your adventure in the Andean highlands begins! After enjoying breakfast at your hotel in Lima, your host will accompany you to the airport for your flight to Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire.

During the flight, you may admire the dramatic change in landscapes as the Pacific coastline and desert dunes gradually give way to the majestic Andes Mountains, once home to one of the most extraordinary civilizations in history — the Incas.

Upon your arrival at Cusco Airport, your Inti Sun Trek representative will be waiting for you in the arrivals area, holding a sign with your name, to welcome you and transfer you comfortably to your selected hotel.

At 3,399 meters (11,152 feet) above sea level, Cusco offers not only incredible history and culture but also breathtaking mountain scenery. After check-in, we recommend taking time to rest, acclimatize to the altitude, and perhaps enjoy a traditional coca tea at your hotel.

Depending on your arrival time, you may also enjoy lunch at a local restaurant or begin exploring the charming streets of Cusco at your own pace.

You also have the option to join the Cusco City Tour, available daily at 9:00 AM or 1:00 PM. During the tour, you will visit some of the city’s most important historical and archaeological sites, including the impressive Cathedral of Cusco, Qoricancha (Temple of the Sun), and the nearby Inca archaeological complexes of Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puka Pukara, and Tambomachay.

If you prefer not to join the tour, you can spend the afternoon wandering through the Plaza de Armas, visiting the artistic neighborhood of San Blas, browsing local artisan shops, or relaxing in one of Cusco’s cozy cafés.

In the evening, we highly recommend enjoying dinner at Chicha by Gastón Acurio or Uchu Peruvian Steakhouse, both excellent options to experience traditional Peruvian and Andean cuisine.

It’s not altitude sickness… it’s the feeling of being closer to heaven.”

Overnight in Cusco
Included meals: Breakfast at the hotel in Lima.

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Day 4: Sacred Valley Tour with Salt Mines & Moray – Overnight in Aguas Calientes

Highlight of the Day: Discover Moray and the Salt Mines of Maras, then travel to Aguas Calientes.

We will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco at 6:30 a.m. and travel for one hour by tourist van to Chinchero, a small village with beautiful views of the Sacred Valley. In this charming village, you will see adobe homes, narrow cobbled streets, and people in traditional Peruvian dress. Here, the villagers still practice many Inca traditions and crafts. If you wish, you will see a demonstration of how wool is washed and dyed using native plants and minerals. You will also visit the beautiful INCA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE AND COLONIAL TEMPLE OF CHINCHERO.

We will then continue our journey to MORAY to see the fascinating site used by the Incas for agricultural experiments and seed cultivation. There, you will learn how they cleverly designed a drainage system at the bottom of the terraces in order to avoid flooding during the rainy season.

After the tour of Moray, you will take a 20-minute bus ride to THE SALT MINES OF MARAS. At this amazing site, you can see the pans fed by saline spring water that were built on steep terraces along one side of a narrow valley. The water is distributed throughout the pans by a network of channels, where it slowly evaporates, leaving the salt behind. Salt has been collected from Maras since pre-Inca times, and it is thought that a collective of salt ‘miners’ has maintained the terraces and channels for hundreds of years. Then, we will follow the beautiful route to Urubamba, the heart of the Sacred Valley, where we will stop for a BUFFET LUNCH.

We will continue our scenic journey to the amazing town of OLLANTAYTAMBO. Ollantaytambo is a classic Inca town that has preserved the traditional Inca urban layout of narrow streets alongside flowing streams. As you walk through the stone streets, the gentle sound of flowing water will make it easy for you to imagine the city as it was in the time of the Incas. In the upper part of the town, there is an impressive ceremonial center that was used for water worship, as well as a mighty fortress that protected access to the lower part of the valley.

Finally, you will board the 4:30 p.m. train to Aguas Calientes. After an hour-and-forty-minute journey through the Andes, you will arrive at the Aguas Calientes train station, where you will be greeted by our staff and escorted to your hotel or hostel. Here, you can relax and rest before your day at Machu Picchu. At dinner, you will be briefed on the next day’s tour.

Overnight in Aguas Calientes
Included meals: Breakfast and Lunch.

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Day 5: Machu Picchu Tour – Return to Cusco

Highlight of the Day: Explore the iconic Machu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

Today is the day you will visit Machu Picchu

After planning your trip, today you will finally visit Machu Picchu, one of the most impressive wonders of the world.

To begin your visit, from Aguas Calientes you will take the bus that will take you directly to the entrance of the citadel. The journey takes approximately 25 minutes, and the bus ticket is included in our package.

Bus from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu

Buses depart from Aguas Calientes and take you directly to the entrance of Machu Picchu.

Duration: approximately 25 minutes
Bus ticket: included in the tour

Machu Picchu Entrance Time

Your entrance time will depend on availability at the time of booking and the circuit assigned on your admission ticket.

We recommend reviewing your entrance time in advance so you can properly plan your arrival at the citadel entrance.

Guided Tour of Machu Picchu

Once inside Machu Picchu, you will enjoy a guided tour lasting approximately 2 hours.

During the tour, you will visit some of the main areas of the citadel, including temples, Inca enclosures, agricultural terraces, and ceremonial areas.

Our guide will share the history of Machu Picchu with you and explain its architecture, culture, and the extraordinary engineering techniques developed by the Incas.

Return to Aguas Calientes

At the end of the visit, you will once again take the bus back to Aguas Calientes.

Once in town, you will have free time for lunch and to rest before heading to the train station. Remember to arrive with enough time to board your return train.

Would You Like to Visit Huayna Picchu?

You can also add the hike to Huayna Picchu, provided there is availability and you have purchased the corresponding ticket in advance.

Entrance times are:

Group 1: 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.
Group 2: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

The time of your hike will depend on the ticket purchased and may take place before or after your visit to the citadel.

Important: Machu Picchu, Huayna Picchu, and Machu Picchu Mountain are different attractions. Entrance to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain requires an additional ticket and is subject to availability.

If you would like to include Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain in your experience, please let us know in advance so we can check ticket availability.

Overnight stay in Cusco

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Day 6: Free Day in Cusco

Highlight of the day: Enjoy the freedom to explore Cusco at your own pace.

Today is free for you to relax or continue exploring Cusco at your own pace. You may choose to visit local museums, explore colorful markets, discover hidden streets filled with history, or simply enjoy the unique atmosphere of the city.

Optional tours such as ATV tours, cooking classes, or additional cultural experiences can also be arranged upon request.

Overnight in Cusco
Included meals: Breakfast

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Day 7: Rainbow Mountain Full-Day Hike

Highlight of the Day: Hike to the stunning Rainbow Mountain and admire its vibrant natural colors.

Your day will begin with an early pickup from your accommodation in Cusco, between 4:30 and 5:00 am. Our private transportation will take you from the south of Cusco to the town of Cusipata. The transfer lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. Upon arrival in Cusipata, we will have breakfast. After breakfast, we will continue our trip to the Rainbow Mountain for about 1 hour and 15 minutes. On the way to the mountain, you will have the chance to enjoy beautiful landscapes and to see the wildlife.

We will start our adventure with an uphill walk of about 1 hour and 30 minutes, with snow-capped mountains and wonderful landscapes in the background. Then, we will finally reach the viewpoint from which we will be able to appreciate the colors of Rainbow Mountain and the stunning views it offers.

After visiting and taking pictures, we will return the same way we came with a 1.5-hour hike, have lunch, and start the drive back to Cusco, arriving between 5:00 and 5:30 p.m.

Overnight in Cusco
Included meals: Breakfast and Lunch

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Day 8: End of Tour

After breakfast, you will check out of your hotel and be transferred to Cusco Airport for your onward journey. If your flight is later in the day, you may have some free time for last-minute shopping or exploring nearby attractions. Upon your arrival in Lima, you will connect with your international flight back to your country.

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Options Pricing

PLEASE NOTE: Regardless of the type of accommodation you choose, tours and transportation are included. Also, the prices above are for group tours (except for the trails, which are operated as private tours). If you want to change all of them to private tours, let us know and we will provide you with the new prices.

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Inclusions

Included in your 8-Day Trip to Peru:

  • Day 1: Arrival in Lima
    Arrival at Lima Airport and transfer to your selected hotel. Free afternoon at your leisure.
  • Day 2: Lima – Ballestas Islands – Ica – Huacachina – Lima
    Hotel pick-up, tourist transportation, professional guide, boat tour to the Ballestas Islands with entrance fees included, buggy ride in the Huacachina dunes, and bus ticket back to Lima.
  • Day 3: Arrival in Cusco – Free Day
    Transfer from your hotel to Lima Airport for your flight to Cusco. Upon arrival in Cusco, transfer to your hotel and free time to rest or explore the city on your own.
  • Day 4: Sacred Valley – Maras & Moray – Overnight in Aguas Calientes
    Hotel pick-up, guided tour of the Sacred Valley, including Moray and the Maras Salt Mines, buffet lunch, and afternoon train to Aguas Calientes. Overnight at your hotel in Aguas Calientes.
  • Day 5: Machu Picchu Tour – Return to Cusco
    Round-trip bus to Machu Picchu, entrance ticket, guided tour, return train to Ollantaytambo, and transportation back to Cusco.
  • Day 6: Free Day in Cusco
    Free day to relax or explore Cusco at your own pace.
  • Day 7: Rainbow Mountain Tour
    Round-trip transportation, professional guide, breakfast, buffet lunch, and entrance to Rainbow Mountain.
  • Day 8: Goodbye, Amigos
    Transfer from your hotel to the airport. Upon arrival in Lima, connect with your international flight back home. End of our services.

Accommodation Included:

  • 2 nights in Lima
  • 1 night in Aguas Calientes
  • 4 nights in Cusco

Not Included in your 8-Day Trip to Peru :

  • All breakfasts, lunches, and dinners that are not mentioned in the tour itinerary
  • Flights (Lima – Cusco – Lima)
  • Entrance to the mountain of Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu Peak

what to bring

WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING

  • Travel Essentials
    • Original passport and copies
    • Flight tickets and travel documents
    • Travel insurance information
    • Credit/debit cards and some cash (Peruvian soles and USD)

    Clothing

    • Lightweight, breathable clothes for daytime (t-shirts, long-sleeve shirts)
    • Warm layers for high-altitude destinations (fleece or sweater, thermal underwear)
    • Waterproof/windproof jacket or poncho
    • Comfortable pants for trekking/hiking
    • Shorts or light pants for lower-altitude areas like Lima or Ica
    • Hat or cap for sun protection
    • Sunglasses with UV protection
    • Sleepwear
    • Footwear
    • Comfortable walking shoes for city tours and museums
    • Sturdy shoes for Rainbow Mountain, Colca Canyon, and Machu Picchu
    • Sandals or flip-flops for hotel or relaxing

    Accessories

    • Small daypack/backpack for daily excursions
    • Reusable water bottle
    • Travel towel (optional, some hotels provide them)
    • Camera, smartphone, and chargers

    Health & Hygiene

    • Sunscreen (high SPF) and lip balm
    • Mosquito repellent (especially for Machupicchu)
    • Personal medications and first-aid kit (band-aids, pain relievers, altitude sickness medication)
    • Hand sanitizer and wet wipes
    • Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, deodorant)

    Altitude Preparation

    • Diamox (consult your doctor) or other remedies for altitude sickness
    • Energy snacks (nuts, chocolate, granola bars)
    • Hydration tablets or electrolyte powder

    Optional Items

    • Travel pillow for long bus rides
    • Waterproof phone case or dry bag for Lake Titicaca and desert activities
    • Lightweight scarf or buff for dust protection in desert areas

    Tips:

    • Pack light but in layers; temperatures can vary from warm coastal areas to freezing highlands.
    • Avoid cotton for high-altitude trekking—it doesn’t keep you warm when wet.
    • Always have a small daypack with essentials during excursions.

before you go

When is the best time to visit Peru?

The best time to visit Peru is between the months of May and September (Peru’s winter). This is the dry season in the Andes Mountains; therefore, it’s the best time to see the most popular sites like Machu Picchu, Cusco, and the Inca Trail. The best time to visit coastal Lima is the opposite, between December and April (Peru’s summer). During the summer months, you can enjoy Lima’s warm sunshine and avoid the chilly mist and clouds of winter.

How much time do I need to visit Peru?

You can see the top sites of Peru in as little as four days, while you can get the full breadth of the country in two weeks. The majority of visitors spend somewhere in between — around a week to 10 days, depending on which destinations they wish to see. Travelers focused on the beloved Andean sites of Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, and Cusco need a week or so. Travelers wanting to see the coast, mountains, and rainforest should plan 10–11 days. Additional destinations like Lake Titicaca, Arequipa, and the Nazca Lines each add another 2–4 days.

Do I need a visa?

Visitors from the United States, Canada, the European Union, Australia, New Zealand, and select other countries do not need a tourist visa to visit Peru. Peruvian immigration officials will indicate in your passport how many days you are permitted to stay upon arrival in Peru, typically 90 days. Remember that your passport must be valid for more than six months after your departure date. For specific information about additional countries’ visa requirements, visit VisaHQ.

What vaccinations should I get?

In general, all travelers should have their routine vaccinations up to date, along with Hepatitis A and Typhoid vaccines, especially those staying in rural areas. The yellow fever vaccine is recommended for those visiting the Amazon rainforest. For more information, visit the CDC Peru website and speak with your doctor about vaccination recommendations and requirements when traveling to Peru.

What language is spoken in Peru?

The primary language spoken throughout Peru is Spanish. Other official languages of Peru include the indigenous languages Quechua and Aymara, which are more commonly heard in rural areas. English is not widely spoken in Peru, although you can get by with the help of guides, hotel staff, and translation apps. It is also helpful to learn some basic Spanish before your trip, if possible.

Is Peru safe?

Yes, Peru is a safe tourist destination. Violent crime is no more common in Peru than in many other tourist destinations around the world. Of course, as anywhere, you should exercise caution to avoid petty crime by keeping your valuables secure and avoiding dark, non-touristy places at night. Be aware of your surroundings, know your route, and keep your personal items secure.

Is tap water safe to drink?

In Peru, the tap water is not safe to drink. For drinking water, stick to bottled water. We recommend brands like San Mateo and San Luis, which can be found at any corner bodega or supermarket. Tap water boiled vigorously for a minute or more is also safe for hot beverages, although those with a sensitive stomach should boil bottled water instead. Tap water is generally fine for brushing your teeth; just avoid swallowing it.

What is the best mode of transportation?

Our Peru packages include all your secure transfers and transportation, with specific pickup locations for your ease and convenience. For independent exploration around the city, we recommend booking a secure taxi through your hotel. You can also use a rideshare app like Uber or Cabify. We recommend apps like Uber rather than hailing a street taxi, as they allow you to confirm your driver and vehicle and easily view your route. The street bus system can be a bit tricky to navigate, but Lima’s Metropolitano offers easy rides to the historic center.

What kind of adapter/converter do I need for my electronics?

Peru uses a 220-volt, 60-Hz electrical system, while the U.S. uses a 120-volt supply. Fortunately, most laptops, cameras, and mobile phones can accept dual voltage (110V/220V), but be sure to confirm before plugging them in. Other electronics, such as hair straighteners, may be 110V, so you will need a converter for those. Conveniently, outlets in Peru are often the two-pronged flat type used in the U.S., especially at popular hotels, but in some locations you will find two- or three-pronged round outlets. It’s a good idea to bring both a converter and an adapter just in case. However, you can skip the converter if you are sure your electronics are dual voltage.

Can I use the ATMs?

Yes, and they are widely available in major cities. You can visit BCP, Scotiabank, Interbank, BBVA Continental, or other banks and use their ATMs with your debit card for a $3–$6 fee. The ATMs at these banks offer options in English. For greater security, use an ATM located inside a bank rather than one on the street.

Is Lima worth visiting?

Lima is a very interesting metro area with many things to see. There is a historic central area, a beautiful coastline with more than two miles of continuous parks, an artistic bohemian district, and a world-renowned culinary scene. You can stay at a comfortable hotel in the popular districts of Miraflores, San Isidro, or Barranco and enjoy day tours or wander around at your leisure, sampling the excellent food and visiting local shops. Keep in mind that between June and October, Lima is often cloudy and misty; the rest of the year is generally milder and sunnier.

Packing List

This Inca Trail Packing List will help you to prepare for your outdoor adventure in one of the most stunning regions of South America.

Luggage for the Inca Trail Trek and Alternative trek is generally divided as follows:

  • 1.- Your main suitcase or backpack, can be left in the storage of the of Cusco hotel. most of the tourist generally stay at the same hotel before and after the trek
  • 2.- A small daypack that you will use to carry daily essentials such as a jacket, camera, water and sunscreen

We hope that this packing list for Machu Picchu will be useful for any trek you choose and you can do only a few small variations that can suite better for you

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