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If South America is a continent paved with "mysteries", Peru is the beginning of the mysteries.
The mysterious Inca culture, the Amazon rainforest, the lungs of the earth, and the lost city of Machu Picchu are listed as one of ......the top five cuisines in the worldThis faraway country is far more wonderful than we imagined.
Machu Picchu
Castle in the skyIn the top 15 travel experiences in South America recommended by Lonely Planet, Machu Picchu occupies the first place. This "city in the sky", built by the ancient Incas, is completely synonymous with miracles. 
In 1913, National Geographic magazine devoted the entire April to Machu Picchu. In 2007, Machu Picchu was listed as one of the "New Seven Wonders of the World". 
Spain did not notice its existence during more than 300 years of colonial rule, and Peru remained untouched for 100 years after independence. For this reason, Machu Picchu is also known as the "lost city" of the Inca Empire. 
The entire ancient city building does not use any adhesive, but through polishing to make the stone smooth, and then using the tenon principle to put it together so tightly that not a single card can be inserted. And the whole ancient city has super earthquake resistance, after many times, it is still standing intact on the top of the mountain. 
On the cliffs at an altitude of 2,400 meters, Machu Picchu looms in the middle of the jungle in a sea of clouds, beautiful like a fairyland. 
Moray Terraces
The wisdom and aesthetics of the IncasTerraced rice fields are common, but round rice terraces are rare in the world, and the Moray Rice Terraces are such a unique landscape. It was discovered 20 years later than Machu Picchu and was once suspected of being a landing base for aliens. 
Not to mention the wisdom contained in this funnel-shaped terrace, just standing on a high place and looking down on this mysterious and perfect field, you can't help but wonder, is this place that takes the circular aesthetic to the extreme, really a masterpiece of human beings? 
The ingenious ancient Incas created funnel-shaped terraces, terraces of different heights and lots with different temperatures, from the highest to the lowest temperature can be as high as 15, coupled with the different light and wind direction, as many as 20 kinds of microclimates and ecological environments have been formed in the Moray terraces. 
The combination of natural beauty and technology embodied in the Moray Terraces is a typical feature of the ancient Inca civilization. Whether it's Machu Picchu or the Moray Terraces, they are the perfect results created by the wisdom of the ancient Incas who made full use of the seemingly imperfect natural environment.
Nazca Lines
A mysterious totem in the wastelandIn the Nazca Wasteland of southern Peru, kilometers of lines form vivid patterns carved into the earth, a mystery that has existed for 2,000 years.
With more than 800 giant paintings that can only be seen from the air, could it be that the ancients also mastered the tools of flight? What's even more amazing is that they are all drawn in one stroke, some are curved and some are even completely symmetrical, and how is this done?
The mystery of this World Heritage Site remains unsolved, but you can find a chance to admire the perfect patterns: fish, spirals, algae, trees, hummingbirds, monkeys, lizards, ......You might as well have some insight into the mysterious Nazca Lines.
About BelmondFounded in 1976, Belmond was formerly known as Orient-Express Hotels Ltd(Orient Express Group), which changed its name to Belmond Ltd. in 2014, with the Venice Simplon Orient Express, which operates the world-famous luxury train line on the London-Paris-Zurich-Innsbruck-Venice line.
Belmond owns, partially owns or operates a total of 46 hotels worldwide, including Hotel Caruso on the Amalfi Coast in Italy, Grand Hotel Europe in St. Petersburg, Russia, Belmond Hotel Cipriani in Venice, Italy, and Belmond Copacabana Palace in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In addition, Belmond owns and operates a series of luxury cruise ships, such as the French fleet Belmond Afloat in France. Note: The owner of the "Orient Express" brand is not Belmond, but Orient Express, which is currently part of Accorhotels, Europe's largest hotel group, and SNCF, the French rail operator (50% each). Over the past two years, Belmond has been intensifying its investments in iconic hotel, train and yacht projects. In 2017, Belmond launched South America's first luxury train travel route; Acquired Cap Juluca, a luxury beach resort on the Caribbean island of Anguilla. Belmond currently invests in the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia, and has been ranked by professional travel agencies such as TripAdvisor. LVMH (Moët & Chandon Hennessy Louis Vuitton Group), the world's leading luxury group, Belmond, the British luxury hotel group, signed the definitive agreement for LVMH to acquire Belmond in December 18.
For this trip, we have selected Belmond's hotels in Lima and Cusco, as well as the luxury train in Machu Picchu, to bring visitors the best experience in Peru.
Reference itinerary:
D1: Arrival in LimaPick-up upon arrival and arrangement of check-in to the hotel. Reference hotels: Miraflores Park, A Belmond Hotel, LimaMeal arrangement: Dinner.
belmond miraflores parkThe strong Spanish colonial style sets the tone for the impression of Peru, and from the moment you step into the hotel, you feel like you have arrived in the old world of Spanish colonization.
The hotel is located in one of the busiest areas of Lima, so as soon as you head out, you'll be able to get straight to the essence of Peru with a fantastic view of the Pacific Ocean. I vaguely felt Belmond's strength and intentions, and in the shortest possible time, I was instantly "soaked" by Lima!
D2: LimaLima's Old Town City Tour + Cocktail Experience Course, satisfying both the eyes and the palate.
Reference hotels: Miraflores Park, A Belmond Hotel, LimaMeal arrangement: breakfast + lunch + dinnerD3: Lima - Cusco - Sacred Valley Reference flight: TBDAfter breakfast, fly to Cusco according to the flight time, and then head to the Sacred Valley for a special potato farm tour, Peru is a veritable potato kingdom with more than 3,000 varieties of potatoes. It is a good opportunity to learn about different types of potatoes under the guidance of locals, learn about local planting techniques from ancient times to the present, and understand the living habits of local people.
Reference hotel: Tambo del Inka, A Luxury Collection Resort & SpaMeal arrangement: breakfast + lunch + dinner
D4: Day trip to the Sacred ValleyToday we will go on a tour of the terraced rice fields and salt pans in the Sacred Valley area.
Reference hotel: Tambo del Inka, A Luxury Collection Resort & SpaMeal arrangement: breakfast + lunch + dinner
D5: Sacred Valley - Machu Picchu - CuscoTake the train to Machu Picchu and return to Cusco with Hiram Bingham.
The Belmond Hiram Bingham (Hiram Bingham) travels between two World Heritage sites in Peru: the ancient city of Cusco and Machu Picchu, known as the "City of the Sky", paying homage to the greatest civilization in the South American Andes, the Inca.
Reference hotels: Monasterio, A Belmond Hotel, CuscoMeal arrangement: breakfast + lunch + dinnerbelmond hotel monasterioBuilt in 1592, this former convent offers luxurious colonial-style accommodation built around a courtyard. The hotel is located in the lively historic center of Cusco, 2 blocks from Plaza de Armas. The walls of the Belmond Hotel Monasterio are decorated with religious art.
D6 Cusco-Lima Reference flight: TBDAfter breakfast, you can enjoy the charm of the old city of Cusco with a city tour. In the afternoon, take a flight back to Lima, arrange dinner and return to your hotel for a rest. Reference hotels: Miraflores Park, A Belmond Hotel, LimaMeal arrangement: breakfast + lunch + dinner
d7 Lima-ParacasAfter breakfast, head to Paracas, where you will board a small plane to overlook the Nazca paintings.
Reference hotel: Hotel Paracas, A Luxury Collection Resort, ParacasMeal arrangement: breakfast + lunch + dinner
D8: Paracas.
After breakfast, we will visit Bird Island, and then go to a local winery for a wine experience tour, which is one of the most famous wine producing regions in Peru. Reference hotel: Hotel Paracas, A Luxury Collection Resort, ParacasMeal arrangement: breakfast + lunch + dinner
D9: Paracas-Lima.
Return to Lima airport according to the flight time and take the flight.
Reference**:Group of 2 people: 69,900 yuan per person.
Group of 4: 49,900 yuan