1. Brief description of the itinerary.
Itinerary map. 
2. Itinerary details
Day 1: Cusco.
Morning Afternoon: Hotel reception for Cusco city tour. Start with a tour of Piazza **, the heart of Cusco and considered the heart of Inca culture. Then visit the magnificent Cusco Cathedral and discover its unique architecture and precious works of art. Next, head to the Temple of the Sun, one of the emblematic buildings of Inca culture. There, learn about the Inca civilization's deep knowledge of astronomy and take in the beautiful views.
Tour the Dodecagonal Stone, a mysterious and fascinating place for a demonstration of Inca architectural skills.
Continue with a visit to the ruins of Saksavaman, an Inca temple located on a hill near the city that offers a stunning panoramic view.
Afternoon: Transfer back to the hotel, the rest of the day is free to explore the streets of Cusco, taste the local cuisine or do some shopping.
Day 2: Cusco - Sacred Valley - Hot Springs.
Morning: Guests are received at the hotel and the journey to the Sacred Valley begins. First, visit Pisac Market, a traditional Inca market that offers a variety of local handicrafts and food. Next, visit the ruins of Ouyantai, an Inca site in the Sacred Valley overlooking a beautiful natural landscape.
Afternoon: Transfer guests to the train station and take the train to Hot Water Town. The picturesque scenery on the way of the train makes it easy for guests to reach the town of Hot Water while enjoying the natural beauty.
Day 3: Hot Waters Town - Machu Picchu - Cusco.
Morning: Guests make their own way to Hot Water Town Bus Station and take the bus to Machu Picchu. This short journey takes visitors through the beautiful mountains to the stunning ruins of Machu Picchu.
We will walk into the ruins of Machu Picchu and will first be guided to the main square, where your guide will detail Inca culture and the architectural design of Machu Picchu, and visitors will explore the Temple of the Sun, the mysterious stone walls, the Inca Palace, and other important attractions, each of which carries a unique historical and cultural significance.
Afternoon: Take the bus back to Hot Waters Town, have lunch, and then take the train back to Cusco. The day is fulfilling and unforgettable, and guests will return to Cusco with fond memories of Machu Picchu.
Day 4: Choose an activity.
Option A: Cusco - Rainbow Mountains - Cusco.
Morning: Hotel pick-up and start the Rainbow Mountain Plateau trekking. Travel through the colorful mountains to the Rainbow Mountain Lookout for a gorgeous and colorful natural landscape.
Afternoon: After descending the mountain, enjoy a delicious lunch and transfer back to the hotel at dusk. The entire hiking experience allows guests to get close to nature and experience the unique landscapes of Peru.
Option B: Cusco - Umatai - Cusco.
Morning: Hotel pick-up and start the trekking tour of the Umatai Lake Plateau. Enjoy the beauty of the lake and explore the natural beauty of the Umatai Plateau during the hike.
Afternoon: After descending the mountain, savor a delicious lunch and transfer back to the hotel at dusk. This is an adventurous highland trekking experience.
Option C: Cusco - Cusco Food Tour.
Morning: Pick up at your hotel and head to the local market in Cusco to buy fresh ingredients. Learn to make traditional Peruvian cuisine with a local chef.
Noon: Enjoy the dishes prepared by the guests at the specialty restaurant and experience the unique local food culture. The whole event not only provides a wonderful experience for the taste buds, but also gives guests an insight into Peruvian food traditions.
3. Introduction to important scenic spots
**Plaza de Armas:
Located in the heart of Cusco, it is the center of Inca culture.
The square is surrounded by fine architecture, including the Cusco Cathedral and other historic buildings. It is a place where tourists and locals alike, and it is full of energy and culture.
Cusco Cathedral:
Built in the 16th century, it is a magnificent Catholic church located near the ** square. The interior is lavishly decorated and showcases religious art and culture from the Spanish colonial period.
Temple of the Sun:
Located in the city of Cusco, it is one of the representative buildings of Inca culture.
Originally the Inca Palace, the temple was the Temple of the Sun, demonstrating the Inca civilization's deep knowledge of astronomy.
Twelve-angled stone:
A huge stone located in Cusco and a masterpiece of Inca architectural techniques.
The stone, with its twelve precise horns, demonstrates the great skill of the Incas in the craft of stonemasonry.
Sacsayhuaman:
Located on the hill of Cusco, it is a sprawling Inca temple and military fortress.
The stones of the ruins are massively and intricately put together, showing the remarkable architectural skills of the Incas. It overlooks the city of Cusco and the surrounding mountains, offering stunning panoramic views.
Pisac Market:
Located in the Sacred Valley, it is a traditional Inca market that offers a variety of handicrafts, textiles, and local food.
It's a great place to learn about the local crafts and culture.
Ollantaytambo:
Located in the Sacred Valley, it is a well-preserved Inca city with unique stone architecture and stunning mountain landscapes. It is an important place to explore Inca history and culture.
Machu Picchu:
One of the Seven Wonders of the World, located in the Andes Mountains.
Machu Picchu is the pinnacle of Inca civilization, and its architecture and landscape are breathtaking.
Important attractions such as the Temple of the Sun, the main square, and the mysterious stone wall are the culmination of the whole trip.
IV. Travel Instructions
Passports, visas, ID cards, credit cards, locomotive tickets and documents are identity certificates and vouchers for traveling abroad, please keep them properly;
If your documents are lost or stolen or robbed, you should immediately report to our personnel and report to **, and at the same time, please ** issue a written certificate of loss, and if necessary, apply for an exit visa to the country where you are located and submit a reissue application to the embassy or consulate of our country in the country where you are located;
Please familiarize yourself with the traffic signs in your country, obey the traffic rules, do not force the road, and do not cross the horse at will;
Smoking is strictly prohibited in Peru, and smoking is prohibited in all areas such as cabins, tour buses, restaurants and hotel rooms;
Please do not smoke, spit, drink excessively, and do not make loud noises in public places; Please abide by local laws and regulations, pay attention to your personal safety, and stay away from drugs while abroad;
In addition to your credit card and UnionPay card, please prepare some cash when traveling. Some stores do not accept credit cards and only accept cash, so please remind you that if you bring a credit card, please confirm that it has been activated in China and can be used abroad. Shopping is a personal act, please go to a regular store to buy, keep the invoice, to avoid being deceived;
Please avoid excessive consumption when shopping, in case of exceeding the prescribed standards resulting in customs seizure or tax payment, if it is a declarable item, please declare to the customs in advance before entering the country;
Please carefully check the quality of the goods when purchasing the goods to avoid the possibility of return and exchange;
Peru has complex terrain and climatic conditions, so please measure your physical condition and do what you can to avoid unnecessary dangers. For those with acute or chronic medical conditions, please seek medical advice before travelling.
There is a lot of wildlife in Peru, please do not touch or feed it at will, so as not to be dangerous;
Religious beliefs vary from region to region in Peru, so please respect local religious customs.
Peru has a rich diet, so please choose regular food and drink establishments and do not eat food and drinks from unlicensed or street vendors;
The overall economy of Peru is underdeveloped, and some areas have poor security, so please do not dress too luxuriously or ostentatiously when traveling;
Some attractions are closed to the public during Peruvian public holidays or Cusco regional festivals, so please inquire in advance to confirm.
5. Travel List
Important Documents & Certificates:
Passport and its photocopy.
Peruvian tourist visa (if required).
Confirmation of air tickets and hotel bookings.
Information about health and travel insurance.
Medicines and First Aid Supplies:
Altitude sickness medications, such as nifedipine.
Commonly used medicines, such as motion sickness medicines, antidiarrheal medicines, cold medicines, etc.
Insect repellent and sunscreen.
The medicine box includes band-aids, disinfectant ointments, etc.
Clothing: Multi-layered clothing, including light coats, cardigans, and warm clothing.
Comfortable walking shoes for walking on different terrains.
Waterproof jacket and waterproof boots (depending on the season and itinerary).
Hats, scarves and gloves.
Electronic devices and chargers:
Mobile phones, cameras and their chargers.
adapter, as Peru may use different socket types.
Luggage & Carry-On Items:
A lightweight backpack for everyday items.
Small luggage lock to protect valuables.
Water bottle to ensure adequate hydration.
Sun Protection and Eye Protection:
High SPF sunscreen and lip balm.
Sunglasses for extra eye protection.
Travel Guides & Maps:
Travel guides and maps about Peru and the regions you plan to visit.
Language and Communication:
Simple English-Spanish phrasebook.
If possible, a local ** card in Peru.
Personal Care Products:
Personal care items, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc.
Towels and wipes.
Finance & Payments:
Some Peruvian sols (peruviansol) are used for small purchases.
Credit and debit cards.
Other: poncho or raincoat (depending on the season).
Lightweight folding travel umbrella.
Small flashlight.
6. Climate information
Cusco is a city in Peru located in the Andes Mountains, and its weather changes significantly throughout the year. Here's an overview of the seasons, average temperatures, and rainfall in Cusco throughout the year:
Summer (December to February):
Temperature: Summer is the rainy season in Cusco, with average temperatures ranging from 12 degrees Celsius to 18 degrees Celsius.
Rainfall: Heavy rainfall, especially in January and February, with brief showers and thundershowers possible.
Autumn (March to May):
Temperature: The temperature gradually decreases, with an average temperature between 10 and 15 degrees Celsius.
Rainfall: Rainfall is reduced, but sporadic light rain is still possible.
Winter (June to August):
Temperature: Winter is the dry season in Cusco, with warm days and cold nights. The average temperature ranges from 5 degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius.
Space. Rainfall: Rainfall is relatively little and there is little to no rainfall.
Spring (September-November):
Temperature: Temperatures are gradually rising, with average temperatures ranging from 10 degrees Celsius to 17 degrees Celsius.
Rainfall: Rainfall is sparse and occasionally light rain may occur.
It is important to note that due to the fact that Cusco is located at a large altitude (about 3400 meters), the temperature at night may be lower, so visitors should pack warm clothing when visiting. In addition, due to the high altitude, mild altitude sickness may occur, and visitors should rest properly and stay well hydrated. The best time to visit depends on personal preferences and travel plans, but generally speaking, May to September is the time when tourists prefer to visit Cusco because it is the dry and warm season.
7. Reference hotel
Cusco: 4-star hotel: Palacio del Inka, a luxury collection hotel
Great location and amenities for a luxurious stay. It has comfortable rooms, restaurants and other leisure facilities.
Hot Water Town: 4-star hotel: Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel
Located in Hot Water Town, it offers comfortable accommodation with well-appointed rooms, a restaurant and a common area with beautiful views.
8. Emergency Contact
Peru Urgent Help**:
Bandits: (+51) 105
Fire: (+51) 116
First aid: (+51) 117
Global Consular Protection & Services Emergency (24 hours): +86-10-12308 or +86-10-65612308
Consular Protection and Assistance of the Embassy in Peru**: 51) 995203968