Local departures and arrivals: A 4-day tour of Inti Raymi, one of South America’s largest festivals, and Machu Picchu (held only during June).
4 Days
$2,290〜 / 1 person (when 2 people use 1 room)
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What's Included
- Accommodation, sightseeing, meals, and flights listed in the itinerary
- Transfers
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What's not included
- Items not listed in the itinerary
- Airfare (to and from Lima)
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Once a year on the day of the winter solstice, Inti Raymi, one of the largest festivals in South America, is held in Cusco, the capital of the Inca Empire, and Machu Picchu, a World Heritage Site that you should visit at least once in your lifetime.
On the first day, we went sightseeing in the city of Cusco, which is also registered as a World Heritage Site.
Starting at Plaza de Armas, you'll explore the city of Cusco with highlights such as the Cathedral, the Twelve Cornered Stones, Santa Clara Avenue, and the San Pedro Market.
On the second day, in addition to the popular royal route, we visited the "Inca Bridge", which is said to have helped prevent the invasion of enemies.
You can also take a souvenir photo with the llama.
On the third day, it was time to visit the Inti Raymi Festival. You can fully enjoy the highlights of this plan.
The Inti Raymi Festival, also known as the "Festival of the Sun," is a festival to thank the supreme god, the god of the sun and the earth, for the harvest of the past year and to wish for a good harvest in the new year. The Inca Emperor reigns at the center of the ceremony, the sun virgins surround them, and a large number of soldiers are dressed in colorful costumes and dance and sing in praise of the sun god.
Detailed itinerary
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Day 1
City tour of Cusco’s historic center—the World Heritage site—with entrance tickets included.
From Lima, travel to Cusco by air.
[Full Day]
・Cusco city tour
Visit the two beautiful cathedrals located in Cusco’s central Plaza de Armas,
and explore landmarks such as the '12-Sided Stone', a testament to the brilliance of Inca civilization.
Enjoy a tour of the Sun Temple, 'Qoricancha', with entrance tickets included.
After the tour, enjoy lunch at a restaurant.
Transfers from Cusco to Ollantaytambo Station are provided.
Along the way, there will be brief stops for photography while passing through the Sacred Valley (Urubamba Valley), along with time to explore an indigenous market.
After the tour, proceed by train to Machu Picchu.
Tentatively scheduled as follows:
15:37 – Depart from Ollantaytambo Station on the VistaDome train No. 603 bound for Machu Picchu.
17:04 – Arrive at Machu Picchu Village Station.
※ Applicable only for flights arriving in Cusco by 9:30 AM; otherwise, train departure times (such as those departing in the 19:00 hour) may vary.
Upon arrival, proceed on foot to your hotel.
Overnight stay in Machupicchu
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Day 2
Machu Picchu Ruins Tour with a Japanese-speaking Guide
[Full Day]
・Machupicchu sightseeing
In the morning, enjoy a hiking tour of the Huayna Picchu ruins (Circuit 3-A) with a ticket included.
Lunch on the way.
In the afternoon, experience a popular ticketed tour of the interior of the Machu Picchu ruins (Circuit 2-A or 2-B).
After the tour, take the train from Machu Picchu to Poroy Station.
Upon arrival, proceed to the hotel.
Overnight in Cusco
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Day 3
Inti Raymi Tourism
[Full Day]
・Inti Raymi sightseeing
Starting with the ceremony in Korikancha, you can enjoy the festival while moving to Armas Square and Saksaywan. The highlight of the ceremony is the Inca emperor's sacrifice of the heart of the llama to the sun god and wishing for a good harvest, and you can watch it in a temporary audience seat with a lunch box in hand.
After sightseeing, head to the hotel.
Overnight in Cusco
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Day 4
Cusco to Lima
Free time until pick-up time.
Transfers from the hotel to the airport are provided.
From Cusco, fly to Lima.
Upon arrival, the tour concludes.
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