A beautiful, fully private, honeymoon tour of fascinating Peru. The World Wonder, Machupicchu, and the historical city of Cusco; along with the ruins and authentic villages set amidst the gorgeous panoramas of the Sacred Val. You’ll fly over the mysterious Nazca Lines and observe the figures etched in the desert, Train journey along what is known as one of the most beautiful routes in the world, all tours with a private guide and all entrance fees. All accommodations are in appointed honeymoon suites, and include romantic dinners for two!.
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Peru is a perfect place for those who enjoy hiking in nature, as our country is replete with roads and trails with various levels of difficulty, from easy walking to challenging high-altitude climbing. Ausangate Mountain: (6.333 masl) is the main Apu, or spirit protector, of the southern Andes. In order to climb this imposing mountain, one departs from the village of Ocongate. One must be in good physical condition for this hike, as it covers high mountain passes and there may be severe changes in climate during its course. Difficulty Level: Very Difficult (acclimatization is a MUST).
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Women are responsible for so much in their lives, that sometimes they may need to get away from husband, children, and/or their daily routine just to remember who they are and have some breathing room for their own ideas and creative thought process to flow.
Also, women may not wish to travel alone, or their companions may not be available at the time they are able to take a trip.
Women may wish to have time to contemplate and relax in the magical settings of Peru, and this tour provides just that: with a horseback riding trip, weaving, relaxing massages, beauty treatments designed to pamper you, and a trip to Machupicchu, who, some believe, was a place where women specifically secluded themselves and practiced their spirituality.
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Living Tourism in Peru refers to recreational and educational activities that take place in a country setting, often with the involvement and/or participation of the native villagers. Involving communities in the responsible management of their cultural and ecological resources contributes to the positive development of these rural areas as a whole, and educates visitors and natives in mutual cooperation and respect for one another, making tourism a positive experience for all involved.
It is imperative to respect the land and the cultures we are visiting in order that all may profit from the experience and so that the well being of the communities we visit may increase.
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There are more than 3000 popular fiestas celebrated in Peru, year after year. Some of them have endured the passage of time for centuries, and most are accompanied by typical music, dances and parades with costumes and floats. The fiestas are celebrated in honor of Catholic religious figures such as the Virgin Mary, and the various saints; others are seasonal celebrations such as the rituals of Spring and the harvest celebration. Most of these celebrations combine elements of the ancient religions of the indigenous population with Catholicism, to create a religious synthesis that is astounding in its spectacle of color, costumes, dances, food, and music, which are an integral part of the joyous festivities.
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