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Inti Raymi, as one of the great traditional festivals of the inca culture, gives tourists the opportunity to enjoy songs, characters in traditional clothing and native music every june 24th. we remember pachacútec, who was in charge of ordering the construction of machu picchu, established this celebration around 1430 and, despite having been prohibited by viceroy francisco de toledo with the arrival of the spanish, in 1944 faustino espinoza navarro, through the story of inca garcilaso de la vega, was in charge of writing, directing and representing the reconstruction of the inti raymi celebration. today, to commemorate the festival, a hundred actors wearing typical inca clothing gather at the ceremonial fortress of sacsayhuamán and perform a representation of what was originally the invocation of the sun by the inca.
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On this special day, after having breakfast at the hotel, we headed to the airport and headed to cusco. upon arrival in the city of cusco, our representative will be waiting for you at the airport for your transfer to the selected hotel, where you can settle, rest and drink coca tea to acclimatize and have free time until the middle where we will carry out the city tour something quiet and relaxed where they will visit archaeological premises such as qoricancha, saqsayhuaman, qenqo, pucapucara and tambomachay until the afternoon approximately 6:00pm
Overnight at the hotel in Cusco.
Meals included: breakfast
We will pick you up early in the morning at approximately 7:00am, at your hotel to go to the first station of this staging, which will be in Qoricancha. It is necessary to leave early to be in front of the Qoricancha, there are no established places because it is an event for the general public and not just for tourists. At Qoricancha we will settle on some benches to appreciate the departure of the Inca with his entourage. We will wait a little for the ceremony to begin, normally from 09:00 to 09:30 am, looking up we will be able to see the Inca on stage making an invocation to the taita inti Sol. At approximately 10:00 am we will walk up to the Plaza de Armas where we will settle down one of the corners to appreciate the passage of the Inca procession. Afterwards we will take our mobility in the regocijo square to go to Sacsayhuamán approximately 20 minutes in Sacsayhuamán we will be at 12:00 hrs there we will have a private stage to better appreciate the staging in this impressive archaeological center that is located at 3,555 meters above sea level. It will also be a good time to share our box lunch. We will sit in the orange VIP stand on the stage to have the best view of the show. This is the only setting where we will be comfortable appreciating this magnificent staging of the Inti Raymi until approximately 3:30 p.m. End of the staging, we will meet and head towards the mobility and we will leave you at your respective hotels. (This day there will be a lot of traffic congestion, some people whose hotels are near the square choose to walk down to the main square, approximately 15 minutes downhill).
Overnight at the hotel in Cusco.
Meals included: breakfast and lunch
We begin with a visit to the Chinchero customs textile interpretation center and its artisanal process. They will show us how textiles work naturally while still maintaining the uses and processes of the Incas. Then we will visit Moray, an Inca agricultural research laboratory and circular experimentation terraces, something enigmatic and worthy of administration and further down we have the maras salt mines with a picturesque landscape due to the salt mines and the ancestral extraction active to the present day since pre-Inca times. We will taste the salt in combination with different export products and then descend to the Urubamba Valley. Vilcanota River Here we will have a buffet lunch and the variety of Cusco Andean cuisine. After our lunch we will go to Ollantaytambo, the last stop where we will see a town that still
maintains the original streets with its aqueducts as they were before in the times of the Incas and will called a living Inca city, it preserves its streets, architecture and its high archaeological and heritage value.
After this visit we will take the train to the town of Aguas Calientes for 1 hour: 40 minutes where we will spend the night
Overnight at the hotel in aguas calientes.
Meals included: breakfast & buffet lunch
This day we will visit one of the wonders of the world declared a World Heritage Site in 1983. ancient Inca city one of the most precious treasures of Peru. It was built in the mid-15th century and is believed to have been one of the residences of the ninth Inca of Tahuantinsuyo, Pachacutec, although there are also the remains of a sanctuary. Its name means old mountain, and refers to the place where it is located, about 2,453 meters high, on a rocky promontory between the hills of Huchuy Picchu and Huayna Picchu.
machupichu town and together with our local guide we get ready to go to the machupicchu llaqta on the ecological buses. it is necessary to have the income and tickets ready to be able to take the tour. after having gone through the different controls, we will begin with our guided tour, which will last half a day, to see the main points such as: the main square, urban sector. . , the circular tower, the sundial, the temple of the three windows and the inca cemetery, once the guided tour is finished we will have free time to take a break, and later descend to the town of machupicchu and have lunch and optionally we can visit the thermalmedicinal baths hot wáter and in the afternoon we will return by train to Cusco
Overnight at the hotel in Cusco.
Meals included: breakfast
Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- All services, accommodation, meals and drinks, as per itinerary.
- Shared services with English/Spanish speaking guides/assistance.
Cost Excludes
- Early check-in, late check-out, services, entrance fees or meals not expressly mentioned in the itinerary. Drinks during meals.
- Any personal expenses.
- Tips to guides, drivers, waiters or any other field staff.
- Airline tickets, international or domestic flights.
- Airport taxes.
- Additional travel insurance.
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IDs (passport, student ID, immigration card, etc.)
Backpack (the smaller the better)
Water container – containers like Camelbags of 2-3 liters are recommended.
Hiking boots and comfortable camping shoes
2-3 T-shirts
2-3 hiking pants
4 sets of underwear
4 pairs of hiking socks
1 windbreaker
1 warm jacket – it gets very cold at night
1 rain jacket and pants
1 wool hat
Headlamp
Waterproof gloves (even if they are ski gloves, bring them)
Waterproof rain poncho
Towels
Small bottle of soap – we provide warm water every day for cleaning – you may feel refreshed if you have some soap on you. Battery charger – there is no place to plug it in during the hike
Sleeping bag – we recommend bags rated for a minimum of -10°C.
Sunscreen
Facial moisturizer
Insect repellent
Hand sanitizer
Wet tissues
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Personal medications
First aid kit
Sun hat
Camera
Music (cell phone)
Alcohol gel
Toilet paper and a small plastic bag for waste
Extra money for souvenirs, drinks, and tips
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