Peruways runs trips through the old Inca capital of Cuzco and on to Machu Picchu, two of the destinations most travelers to Peru plan their whole itinerary around.
Cuzco is the starting point. The city was the capital of the Inca empire and is now a UNESCO site, laid out in a mix of Inca stone walls and Spanish colonial churches. Walking the cobbled streets, poking around the San Pedro market, and visiting Qorikancha and the cathedral is the standard first day — our guides fill in what you’re looking at.
From Cuzco, travelers continue to Machu Picchu by train through the Sacred Valley, or on foot via the classic Inca Trail or the Salkantay route. Peruways books either one, including the entry permits for the citadel and the trek. Our guides stay with you through the ruins, pointing out the terraces, the Temple of the Sun, and the engineering details that are easy to miss.
Whether your interest is the stonework in Cuzco or the ridgetop ruins of Machu Picchu, Peruways handles the booking end so you can concentrate on the trip. Reserve with Peruways.
