Practical planning notes for Peru: routes, timing, decisions to make early and ideas to discuss with Deicy before booking.
Start with your international flightFor most international travelers, Lima is the practical arrival point. That does not mean Lima has to be the longest part of the trip. Use your…
The short answerChoose a group tour when you want a defined route and are comfortable sharing transport and guide time. Choose a private tour when your dates, pace, mobility needs…
Two companies, two families of trainsOnly two companies run trains to Machu Picchu: PeruRail and Inca Rail. Both leave from the Cusco area or from Ollantaytambo and end in Aguas C…
Should you visit the Sacred Valley before Machu Picchu?Yes, if your route continues from Ollantaytambo to the train.Return to Cusco if Machu Picchu is not the next step.Do not ove…
Machu Picchu tickets in 2026: what you should check before bookingAs of 2026, Machu Picchu planning must be reviewed by date because circuits and availability can change. [CONFIRM…
Lima, Ica and Cusco in 10 days: how to order the routeStart with Lima and the coast if your international flight arrives there.Move to Cusco only when you have enough days left fo…
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