
Ancient Inca sites, colorful markets and breathtaking mountain scenery.
The Peruvian Andes are full of history and color. Cusco, the old Inca capital, leads you into the Sacred Valley with its terraces and villages, and on to Machu Picchu, one of the most breathtaking places you will ever see.
Need to know
Best time to visit
May to September
How long to stay
8 to 12 days
Getting there
Fly into Lima, then take a short flight to Cusco.
Getting around
Scenic trains, short domestic flights and comfortable transfers.
Moments we'll plan for you

- Cusco: Fly to Cusco, take it slowly to adjust to the altitude and explore the old Inca capital's plazas and churches.
- The Sacred Valley: Visit the market in Pisac and the Inca terraces of Ollantaytambo, and stay in a peaceful valley lodge.
- Machu Picchu: Ride a scenic train through the mountains and explore Machu Picchu with a private guide.
- Back to Cusco: Return to Cusco for a free afternoon and a farewell dinner full of Andean flavors.
What we'll organize for you
You tell us your dreams for High Andes, and we take care of everything in between.
- Flights and your rental car: the best connections and a comfortable car waiting for you when you land.
- Hand picked hotels: the right place and the right room, chosen around you.
- Reservations and tickets: the tables, tours and experiences that sell out, secured before you arrive.
- Support while you travel: one message to us, and we take care of any changes along the way.
The highlights
- Machu Picchu: The legendary Inca citadel in the clouds.
- Cusco: Colonial churches built on Inca walls.
- Sacred Valley: Terraces, markets and peaceful lodges.
- Lima: One of the world's great food cities.
History and culture

- Inti Raymi: Every June, Cusco celebrates the Inca festival of the sun with spectacular ceremonies.
- Andean weaving: Colorful textiles are woven by hand in the villages of the Sacred Valley.
- Local markets: Markets like Pisac are full of crafts, fruit and everyday life.
- Offerings to Pachamama: Andean communities honor Mother Earth with traditional rituals.
Food and drink to try
Ceviche, Lomo saltado, Quinoa dishes, Coca tea.
Where to stay
Boutique hotels in Cusco
Historic buildings with courtyards in the heart of the city.
Lodges in the Sacred Valley
Gardens, mountain views and calm days to acclimatize.
Hotels near Machu Picchu
Be among the first at the site in the morning.
Combine it with
- Lake Titicaca: Floating islands and Andean villages.
- The Amazon: Rainforest lodges and wildlife.
Let's design your trip to High Andes
Tell us your dates and wishes in a free 15 minute call, and we take care of everything else.
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