Peru

Our trip begin with a 14hrs long flight we travelled with Delta airlines from Newyork to Lima, Peru which was very good flight, the airport was very small and crowded

We checked-in to our hotel which was at a prime location near to shopping center and restaurants

We started our journey with casa alianga the oldest house of peru where 17 generations have lived there and still the same family resides there

Later on we took a 20 min ride and reached Larco museum, the Larco Museum contains one of Peru's finest historical collections devoted to the country's pre-Colombian peoples. Artifacts are nicely displayed

After spending afternoon in museum we headed towards love park, the Landscaped park overlooking the ocean with a huge kissing sculpture, mosaic walls & a snack stand. Good place for couple, evening time due to sunset is preferable

We went for dinner at the site of an important battle between Chile and Peru during the War of the Pacific, the ambiance was fabulous each and every dish was very delicious

We started our day visiting local mercacado, a fresh fruit market to taste the local produce and sample spices, fruits

We had lunch in one of the top restaurants on the street overlooking the pacific ocean.

Bohemian district of Barranco a popular oceanside neighborhood for artists, tourists, and locals alike—for a relaxed afternoon drinking coffee and sampling Peruvian desserts. Not a place worth to tavel

We took a 1hr 30min flight and reached cusco, very small airport and there is a market outside the airport

We checked-in to hotel it was at very good location the food and service were awesome cusco altitude is not a joke but hotel was ready to provide oxygen when required

As we were tired we had food in the room itself but i must say the food was good and the service they provided was good.

We started our day visiting Qorikancha also known as the temple of sun, This was the holy place where the Incas had all their gold decorating the temple

Later we went to our next destination which had several religious temples such as, the cathedral, the Church of the Society of Jesus and the Chapel of Triumph, accompanied by beautiful portals with colonial arches

It is known for its three massive terrace walls, Lots of walking around, over whelmed by the size of the stone

It is famous for its picturesque white walls, blue doors, and creative artisan community

A large and diverse market famous for its mouth-watering juices, home-style meals, medicinal herb stalls, and rows of various meats, loaves of bread, very crowded place.

We went for a dinner, everything for phenomenal we loved the taste and combination of spices.

We check out our hotel and started our journey towards Chinchero village,It is known as the city of the Rainbow, went to Chinchero to see the market but seeing the archaeological complex was a very nice plus

It is the place where we learned about the process of cleaning and [producing the wool.

It is one of the world's most innovative and architecturally advanced cultures.

The town is well known for its salt evaporation ponds, place doesn’t take much time but to reach there it takes time due to bad roads.

Now a days it is known as sacred valley, not worth but good place if u want to learn about Inca empire.

We checked in to a hotel to stay in laps of nature nice small accommodation but climbing hills can be a task but they provide you help for it can be a issue for aged persons.

It is located in the train station worth a experience food is good they provide ear plugs too.

We started our journey from Ollantaytambo to Inca trail which was a 40 minutes drive. Here we saw valley turning into canyon where scenery begins

we started our trek to Machu Pichu, which was very challenging path and climate is also unpredictable in rainy season so buy early entry ticket

After walking for 2hr 30min we took a break at Chachabamba which is an archelogical site which is believed to be dedicated to water

Asending towards Winay Wayna after a 1hr 30min walk we took a hault, and had our packed lunch. it was an ancient rest area for travellers on Inca trails, the steps are breath taking but the water fall after is worth the efforts

After having lunch and walk of 1hr we reached Intipunku, where we enjoyed first panoramic views of Machu Picchu, beautiful views

After heading down from Intipunku we had a 30min drive and reached Aguas Calientes which is known for its thermal baths.

Checked-in top hotel for overnight stay, very good stay to be inn, It had pool

We had dinner and ordered 3 course meal which was little bit costly but was value for money

Started our day heading back towards Machu Pichu for about 30min, which is known for its sophisticated dry stone wall, weather can be challenging

We headed towards Inca Bridge which was built by the Incas as a secret entrance to Machu Picchu for the Inca army. where there is colca river & the place to take thermal water bath

Took a 30min drive down to Aguas Calientes and explored the town

Took a 1hr 30min drive to cusco

Explored local shopping mall and had a coffe at starbucks

Checked-in to hotel, nice clean room and breakfast is also included

Had our dinner, we ordered burger with some French fries, the taste was awesome and it was insanely huge

We checked-out and took a drive to airport, we took a 15hrs 14min Latam Airlines Flight to ohn F. Kennedy International Airport, New York from Cusco International Airport. Immigration took alot time as cusco airport was crowded. the flight was comfortable