COLONIAL LIMA 3D/2N

Day 1: Colonial and Modern City Tour

09:00 Hrs. Pick up from the hotel and start our tour at Huaca Pucllana with a panoramic view of this important ceremonial center belonging to the Lima culture. We head towards the center of Lima, passing through the different neighborhoods of San Isidro, Lince and Cercado. We appreciate the Palace of Justice, Lima Museum, Museum of Italian Art, French Palace and Plaza San Martín. Our pedestrian visit begins in the Plaza de Armas where, in addition to appreciating the Cathedral of Lima, Municipal Palace, Government Palace, Archbishop’s Palace; we will have free space to take photos of the attractions. We enter the Convent of San Francisco and visit one of the main attractions, its catacombs, which are a series of underground passages under the church, where the ancient inhabitants of the city were buried and where the remains of more than 25,000 people are found. Finally we will have a panoramic view of the Parque del Amor, Pacific Ocean and Larcomar

Day 2: Pachacamac / Barranco and Chorrillos

09:00 Hrs. Pick up from the hotel and we begin our service visiting Barranco, one of the smallest districts and at the same time the Bohemian area of ​​Lima. We appreciate its Plaza, Puente de los Suspiros, Chabuca Granda Monument, La Ermita and Bajada de Baños. Next we will pass through Chorrillos, the name of this district was made in allusion to the streams of fresh underground water that flowed from the cliffs towards the side of Agua Dulce beach, and because it was a fishing village; for which it was officially called San Pedro de los Chorrillos.

For more than twelve hundred years, during the pre-Hispanic period, Pachacamac was the most important sanctuary on the coast. Its prestige is mainly due to its oracle, which was consulted by curacas and principal lords who came from all over ancient Peru on long pilgrimages that formed part of a great Andean ritual. The God Pachacamac was greatly feared because he was credited with the power to make the earth tremble. The temples built in his sanctuary demonstrate the importance he had for a long time.

Day 3: Larco Museum: Treasures of Ancient Peru

09:00 Hrs. Pick up from the hotel and start of the tour where you will be shown the largest collection of jewelry used by various rulers of pre-Columbian Peru. It includes a collection of crowns, ear ornaments, nose rings, jewels, masks and vases, finely crafted in gold and decorated with semi-precious stones. The ancient cultures of Peru represented their daily life on ceramics, this museum having an important collection of erotic huacos.

It shows 10,000 years of history of pre-Columbian Peru. This chronologically arranged gallery offers visitors a comprehensive view of the cultures that existed in pre-Columbian Peru through the artifacts that survived the conquest of Peru in the 16th century. The gallery is divided into four areas: North Coast, Central Coast, South Coast and Andes.

INCLUDES:

• Tourist transportation.
• Tour to Pachacamac
• Entry to the Larco Museum
• Panoramic view of the ravine and Chorrillos.
• Entry to the Pachacamac Site Museum and ruins.
• Entrance tickets.
• Gastronomic Tour, tasting
• Ceviche, Causa and Pisco Sour.
• Official tour guide.

NOT INCLUDED:

• Food (only where indicated)

• Sunscreen and hat or cap.
• Reusable water bottle
• Follow the guide’s instructions
• Enjoy the scenery, be respectful of the environment

• Waste Reduction: Help minimize waste generation by carrying a reusable water bottle and opting for products with recyclable or biodegradable packaging whenever possible.
• Responsible Use of Natural Resources: Be aware of the impact of your activity on the natural environment and try to use natural resources responsibly. Avoid wasting water and energy, and respect local flora and fauna.
• Respect for Biodiversity: Respect local wildlife and biodiversity by maintaining a safe distance from animals and avoiding interfering with their natural habitat. Do not feed animals or collect protected plant species.
• Responsible Hiking Practices: When exploring nature trails, stay on designated paths and respect established directions and regulations to protect the environment and prevent soil erosion.
• Plastic Rejection Culture: Contributes to the reduction of single-use plastic by avoiding plastic bags, bottles and utensils. Carry reusable bags, water bottles and kitchen utensils made from sustainable materials such as stainless steel or wood.
• Support for the Local and Sustainable Economy: Prioritizes support for local communities and sustainable initiatives, such as purchasing local artisan products and choosing tourism companies that promote the economic and social development of communities.
• Environmental Education and Awareness: Take the opportunity to learn about the importance of environmental conservation and share your knowledge with other travelers. Promote environmental awareness and respect for nature in all your activities.
• Leave Only Footprints: Follow the “Leave Only Footprints” principle and collect any waste you generate during your visit, making sure not to leave any trace of your time in nature.