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Lima, Peru
Lima, Peru
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Journey through Peru’s rich tapestry of landscapes and cultures on this immersive 15-day tour for seniors and experienced travelers. From the tranquil waters of Lake Titicaca to the colonial elegance of Arequipa, and the breathtaking train ride to Machu Picchu, this trip offers both iconic sites and hidden gems. The tour’s unique selling point is its balanced approach—blending must-see archaeological wonders with authentic local experiences, creating a well-rounded exploration of Peru that goes beyond the ordinary.
Perfection. I have nothing to complain about. And it was truly the trip of a lifetime. I’ve wanted to visit Peru since I was 3 years old watching Jacque Cousteau (I’m 59 now) and it was every bit as magical, intriguing, awe inspiring, and beautiful as I had hoped.
This was my first trip to South America and it was truly amazing. Peru has a lot to offer from every perspective, history architecture and cuisine. All absolutely spectacular.
Amazing Trip! gadventures is definitely the company to travel with if you want a more responsible experience in traveling.
I would highly recommend this tour to everyone considering a trip to Peru and Machu Picchu.
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Encounter unique wildlife in Paracas National Park and the Ballestas Islands.
learn about Arequipa's renowned regional cuisine with a cooking class by a local chef.
explore the Cusco Planetarium.
walk through ancient ruins and local villages in the Sacred Valley.
take in stunning views on the train to Machu Picchu.
