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5 Awesome Machu Picchu Peru ToursTravelers often check out Peru to start to see the impressive Inca city called Machu Picchu, but it could be difficult to choose where else to go to in Peru. Peru has a variety of unique travel locations, from the desert coasts, seashores, and archeological areas, to the stunning Lake Titicaca in the south, to the Cordillera Blanca hiker's paradise in the Andes, and also to the Peruvian Amazon Rainforest in the north and east. Here are 5 Awesome Machu Picchu Peru tour ideas that you can use to plan your visit to Peru.#1 A Whirlwind Head to of Peru's HighlightsOn a two week Machu Picchu Peru travel, start in the administrative centre of Peru, Lima, and make sure to have a Lima city head to and dine in another of the restaurants across the Costa Verde. Then travel down the seacoast of Peru to Paracas Bay and the Ballestas Islands, categorised as "the indegent man's Galapagos." Continue on to the Nazca Lines to see these mystical lines during a short airfare. Then travel inland to Arequipa & the Colca Canyon, where gigantic Andean condors reign supreme. Next stop is Puno & Lake Titicaca, the renowned birthplace of the Inca Empire. Travel by teach from Puno to Cusco, transferring spectacular landscape of the high Andes on the way. In Cusco, spend time exploring the museums, churches, and close by Inca ruins. Then head to the Sacred Valley to go shopping in the Pisac Market, see more Inca ruins, and relax in the peaceful environment of the rural towns. Surface finish with a full-day tour of Machu Picchu, sure to be the high light of your stay. Go back to Cusco, and then to Lima for your international air travel home.#2 An In-Depth Head to of the Inca Heartland in Peru & BoliviaTake a 10 day Machu Picchu Peru tour, beginning with Lima, and then heading direct from Lima to Cusco. Explore Cusco and the encompassing areas such as Sacsayhuaman, and then head to the Sacred Valley to see Ollanytaytambo & Pisac. Then spend a complete day discovering Machu Picchu. After that, you'll take the train from Cusco to Puno, and then take a wonderful catamaran luxury cruise across Lake Titicaca. The highest lake in the world, Titicaca features beautiful landscapes and many indigenous tribes. For the Bolivia part of the lake, you'll visit Isla del Sol, Copacabana, and then continue inland towards La Paz. Go to the Valley of the Moon and Tiahuanaco, the ruins of the great predecessors to the Inca civilization. Finish off your Peru head to in La Paz, Bolivia.

#3 The Basic 4 Day Tour of Cusco, the Sacred Valley, & Machu PicchuFor those who only want to see the smallest amount - Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu itself - this Peru travel itinerary is ideal. Though it is actually possible to go to Machu Picchu in under 4 days, it is not recommended, because it is so remote control, and because hurrying to view it would mean lacking so many cultural experiences on the way. 4 days is the perfect timeframe to take a Cusco city head to, a Sacred Valley head to, and a Machu Picchu travel. You can incorporate this head to with other tour, or keep on your own. This Machu Picchu Peru tour version is also ideal for those on a good cruise ship program.#4 Inca Path to Machu Picchu ToursBesides those planing a trip to Machu Picchu via teach, the Inca Trail is the most popular path to the early Inca city high in the cloud forest. It's hard to pass up the chance to pass peaceful Peruvian towns, deserted Inca ruins, spectacular Andean surroundings, and the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of the Incas - who, after all, were well-known for their comprehensive network of footpaths and highways crisscrossing their empire from Peru to Bolivia, north Chile, Ecuador, and even Colombia. There is something of the mystical when walking the Inca Trail, and encountering the fantastic stone city by way of the Inti Punku, or Sunshine Gate. You will find alternative Inca Trail treks for those struggling to do the classic Inca Trail.#5 Peru Amazon Tours to Iquitos, Puerto Maldonado, or ManuBecause Peru has such great Amazon Rainforest tours only a brief flight from Cusco or Lima, adding a Peru Amazon tour to a Machu Picchu Peru tour is an extremely popular choice. Peru shares its eastern border with Brazil, and much of it's geography is Amazon Rainforest or falls into the Amazon basin. Iquitos in the north, Manu to the east of Cusco, and Puerto Maldonado in the south, give you a variety of authentic Peru Amazon . com Rainforest experiences. You will see pink river dolphins, monkeys, cock-of-the-rock birds, parrots, macaws, hoatzins, river otters, and plenty more wildlife while on a Peru Amazon Tour. You could stay in an Amazon lodge near some of the main rainforest locations, and you may choose just how many nights you would like to stay, usually 2-5 nights. All meals, transportations, lodging, and day travels are contained in the price of the Amazon . com lodge.

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