Machu Picchu 
peru
Peru has it all: Inca history, Andean villages, the Amazon rainforest and a food scene that’s become one of the most celebrated in the world.
Most journeys centre on Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu, with time in Lima to eat well and the option of Lake Titicaca or the Amazon.
where to go
The Inca citadel in the cloud forest.
Villages, markets and Inca terraces.
The Inca capital, with colonial churches and cobbled streets.
The highest navigable lake in the world.
Rainforest lodges in Tambopata.
Some of the best restaurants in South America.
when to go
Peru is best in the dry season from May to September.
May to September
Clear skies in the Andes. The best time for Machu Picchu.
April and October
Fewer visitors and green landscapes.
November to March
Rain in the Andes. The Inca Trail closes in February.
where to stay
Machu Picchu 
A Belmond Hotel, Cusco 
Lake Titicaca 
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experiences
Visit early with a private guide.
A private cooking class and market tour.
Ride through the valley with a local guide.
Meet Andean weavers and learn their craft.
Visit the islands by private boat.
Walk the canopy with a naturalist.
May to September for dry weather in the Andes.
We plan the route to acclimatise gradually, starting in the Sacred Valley.
Yes, especially for families who enjoy history and adventure.
Ten to fourteen nights.
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