Top Tours in Hotels 2 to 5 Stars
4D/3N Cusco Machupichu and
Sacred Valley
4D/3N Cusco Machupichu and Sacred Valley
5D/4N Lima Cusco Machupicchu
Sacred Valley 
5D/4N Lima Cusco Machupicchu
Sacred Valley 
6D/5N Lima Cusco Machupichu Valle
Titicaca 
7D/6N Lima Cusco Machupichu
Valle Titicaca 
7D/6N Lima Cusco Machupichu Valle
Nazca 
8D/7N Lima Cusco Machupichu
Sacred Valley 
Titicaca
8D/7N Lima Cusco Machupichu Sacred
Valley Titicaca
9D/8N Lima Cusco Machupichu Titicaca
Nazca Ballesta
10D/9N Lima Cusco Machupichu Titicaca
Nazca Ballesta
11D/10N Lima Cusco Machupichu Titicaca
Nazca Ballesta
11D/10N Lima Cusco Machupichu Puno Arequipa Cañon Colca
15D/14N Lima Nazca Arequipa Puno Cusco Machupicchu (15D)
15D/14N Lima Cusco Machupicchu Puno Arequipa
Iquitos (15D)
20 D/19N Lim Nazca Arequipa Puno Cusc Machupichu Maldonado
22D/21N Chiclayo Trujillo Lim Nazca Arequipa Puno Machupichu
Alternate top tours in peru
1D/0N Cusco Puno(Andahuaylillas,Raqchi,La Raya)
2D/1N Colca Cayon and Cruz del Condor
3D/2N Ecotourism Puerto Maldonado
3D/2N Amazon Adventure in Iquitos
4D/3N Arequipa Colca Canyon and Cruz del Condor
Tours in Peru and Bolivia
10D/9N Lima Cusco Machupicchu Titicaca Copacabana Tiahuanaco La Paz
14D/13N Lima Cusco Machupicchu Valle Puno Titicaca Copacabana Uyuni La Paz Lima (14D)
Traditional Tourism
Sacred Valley of the incas (full day)
Valley South (Tipon - Pikillacta-Andahuaylillas)
Tour to Salt terraces of Maras and Moray
Trekking
Machupicchu by Car (2 days / 1 night)
Inka Trail (4 days / 3 nights )
Salkantay trek (5 days / 4 nights )
Vilcabamba Machupicchu (5 days / 4 nights)
Choquequirao (5 days / 4 nights)
Choquequirao (4 days / 3 nights)
Choquequirao Machupicchu (8 days / 7 nights)
Ausangate Trek (8 days / 7 nights)
Torismo de Aventura
Ecological Tourism
Hotels in Cusco
2 Stars Hotels in Cusco
US$ 49.00 - Hotel Sol Plaza Inn
US$ 48.00 - Hotel Tambo
US$ 45.00 - Hostal Loreto
US$ 45.00 - Hotel El Portal
US$ 40.00 - Hotel La Posada del Abuelo
US$ 40.00 - Hostal La Pascana
US$ 40.00 - Hotel Wiracocha
US$ 40.00 - Hotel Carlos V
US$ 35.00 - Hotel Koyllur
US$ 30.00 - Hotel Colonial Palace
US$ 30.00 - Hotel Inka Andina
3 Stars Hotels in Cusco
US$ 160.00 - Hotel Casa Andina San Blas
US$ 150.00 - Hotel Ruinas
US$ 135.00 - Hotel Los Apus
US$ 120.00 - Hotel San Agustin Plaza
US$ 120.00 - Hotel Casa Andina Koricancha
US$ 109.00 - Hotel Casa Andina Plaza
US$ 110.00 - Hotel Terrandina
US$ 109.00 - Hotel Casa Andina Catedral
US$ 100.00 - Hotel San Agustin Internacional
US$ 100.00 - Hotel Best Western los Andes de América
US$ 95.00 - Hotel Royal Inka I
US$ 95.00 - Hotel Royal Inka II
US$ 89.00 - Hotel Sonesta Posada del Inca
US$ 85.00 - Hotel Rumipunku
US$ 85.00 - Hotel Munaywasi Inn
US$ 84.00 - Hotel Vilandre
US$ 80.00 - Hotel Samay
US$ 80.00 - Hotel el Puma
US$ 75.00 - Hotel Sueños del Inka
US$ 65.00 - Hotel Midori
US$ 65.00 - Hotel Taypi Kala
US$ 65.00 - Hotel Mama Sara
US$ 60.00 - Hotel Prisma
US$ 56.00 - Hotel Hatun Wasi
US$ 55.00 - Hotel De la Villa Hermosa
US$ 50.00 - Hotel Cahuide
US$ 45.00 - Rey Antares Mistic Hotel
US$ 43.00 - Hotel Raymi
US$ 40.00 - Hotel Koyllur
4 Stars Hotels in Cusco
US$ 189.00 - Hotel Casa Andina Private Collection
US$ 170.00 - Hotel Picoaga
US$ 160.00 - Hotel Novotel
US$ 140.00 - José Antonio
US$ 120.00 - Hotel Eco Inn
US$ 90.00 - Hotel San Agustin El Dorado
5 Stars Hotels in Cusco
US$ 564.00 - Hotel Monasterio
US$ 375.00 - Hotel Libertador
Hotels in MachuPicchu Aguas Calientes
2 Star Hotels inMachupicchu
US$ 40.00 - Hotel Terrazas del Inca
US$ 75.00 - Hotel Plaza Andina
US$ 55.00 - Hotel Continental
US$ 45.00 - Hostal plaza
US$ 40.00 - Hostal Machupicchu
3 Star Hotels inMachupicchu
US$ 125.00 - Hotel Inti Inn
US$ 110.00 - Hotel Andina Luxury
US$ 100.00 - Hotel La Cabaña
US$ 85.00 - Hotel Hanaqpacha Inn
US$ 95.00 - Hotel Inti Punku
US$ 65.00 - Hotel Presidente
4 Star Hotels inMachupicchu
US$ 270.00 - Hotel Hatuchay Tower
US$ 200.00 - Hotel Machu-picchu Pueblo
5 Star Hotels inMachupicchu
US$ 840.00 - Hotel Santuary Lodge
US$ 509.00 - Hotel Sumaq
Hotels in Lima
2 Star Hotels in Lima
US$ 65.00 - Hotel el Faro Inn
US$ 40.00 - Hostal Porta
US$ 40.00 - Hotel Inka
3 Star Hotels in Lima
US$ 85.00 - Faraona Grand Hotel
US$ 85.00 - Hotel San Agustin Riviera
US$ 74.60 - Casa Andina Miraflores
US$ 82.00 - Sonesta Posada del Inca El Olivar
US$ 75.00 - El Ducado Miraflores
US$ 98.00 - Hotel San Agustín Colonial
US$ 55.00 - Hotel Kamana
4 Star Hotels in Lima
US$ 200.00 - Hotel Sonesta Posada del Inca
US$ 134.00 - Hotel San Agustin Exclusive
US$ 160.00 - La Hacienda Hotel Casino
US$ 130.00 - Hotel Antara
US$ 130.00 - GardenHotel
US$ 80.00 - El Doral Apart Hotel
5 Star Hotels in Lima
US$ 445.00 - Miraflores Park Hotel
US$ 420.00 - Los Delfines Hotel Casino
US$ 175.00 - Hotel Libertador San Isidro
US$ 154.00 - Double Tree el Pardo Hotel
US$ 330.00 - Sheraton Lima Hotel Casino
US$ 260.00 - Hotel Suites Las Americas
US$ 250.00 - Apart Hotel Las Americas
US$ 200.00 - Sol de Oro Suites Apart Hotel
US$ 180.00 - Suites Las Americas
US$ 440.00 - Los Tallanes Hotel Suites
US$ 320.00 - Hotel Melia
US$ 150.00 - El Condado Miraflores
US$ 230.00 - El Polo Apart Hotel Suites
US$ 80.00 - Hotel Radisson Suite
US$ - -. -- - Hotel Country Club
Hotels in Puno
Lake Titi Caca
5 Star Hotels in Puno
US$ 230.00 - Hotel Libertador Lago Titicaca Puno
3 Star Hotels in Puno
US$ 80.00 - Sol Plaza Puno
US$ 70.00 - Hotel Balsa Inn
Ica Nazca Paracas
Ica
Ica, an esoteric land, one of profound religious faith, sand dunes, valleys, and sun, is an agricultural zone where you see interspersed among the extensive desert area fields of cotton, butter beans, asparagus, citrus tree orchards, as well as vineyards. Some of the most 
important civilizations of ancient Peru established themselves here like the Paracas and the Nasca who left a legacy that has endured the passage of time and the violence of the sand and wind.
The Paracas National Reserve is a must stop; this State protected natural area is, among its beaches and staggeringly beautiful rock formations, the refuge to fur seals, otters, penguins, dolphins, and more than two hundred species of birds such as flamingos, waders, and guano birds. In the province of Nasca, a little more than one hundred kilometers from Ica, there are the Nasca Lines, one of the greatest archeological mysteries of the world. UNESCO placed this site on the World Cultural Heritage List in 1994. Formed by a series of lines and gigantic drawings traced upon the sands, the Nasca lines feature figures like a spider, a hummingbird, a monkey, etc. that can only be truly appreciated from flying above them.
You can also visit the vineyards of the department, where they produce excellent piscos and wines, the Huacachina Lake, a beautiful oasis situated among the sand dunes just a few minutes away from Ica, and Chincha, the valley which gave birth to the Afro-Peruvian music.
Nazca
Nazca Location:
Central Coast, 1,929 feet (588 m.) above se level
Distances to Nazca:
Today Forecast:
From Lima 460 Km (286 miles)
From Ica 135 Km (84 miles)
From Paracas 205 Km (127.4 miles)
From Arequipa 566 Km (351.8 miles)
From Cuzco 705 Km (438.2 miles)
Population:
19,661 inhabitants
About Nazca
Just two hours from Ica, 50 square km of desert floor were covered centuries ago by vast drawings, figures of mammals, insects and 
deities. The Nazca Lines, discovered in 1927, are the most extraordinary legacy left by a culture that flourished in 300 BC. The lines are a series of complex designs, some up to 300 meters long which can only be seen in their true dimension from the sky, from an altitude of at least 1,500 feet. The Nazca culture is not believed to have been capable of manned flight. But the question remains as to how they crafted the drawings, what technology they used and what purpose the lines served.
The town of Nazca was founded in 1591 by the Spaniards, on the valley of Nazca, close to towns inhabited by old civilizations that had been dominated by the Inca. The ancestral name was Nanasca.
Nazca, is a gentle town, slowly developing; in which its main economic activity is based on the agriculture and the trade.
Tourism to this area is related directly with the Nazca Lines and other archaeological complex as Cahuachi, Estaquería, Chauchilla cemetery and Paredones. In the city you will be able to find many ceramic artisans whose style remembers to their ancestor. Nazca has comfortable hotels, restaurants, banks, Internet cabins, and an aerodrome.
Visiting Nazca
Nazca Lines
Declared "Archaeological World Heritage Site" by UNESCO (1994). Located in the arid Peruvian coastal plain, some 400 km south of Lima, the geoglyphs of Nazca and the pampas of Jumana cover about 450 sq. km. These lines, which were scratched on the surface of the ground between 500 B.C. and A.D. 500, are among archaeology's greatest enigmas because of their quantity, nature, size and continuity. The geoglyphs depict living creatures, stylized plants and imaginary beings, as well as geometric figures several kilometers long. They are believed to have had ritual astronomical functions. In order to appreciate the lines in all its magnitude, it is only possible from an airplane in flight.
Archaeological places to north of Nazca City
Aqueducts of Nazca (Puquios) - Cantayoc
Archaeological remains of the Nazca culture, it shows the high development reached in hydraulic engineering, complex of underground aqueducts and reservoirs.
"Paredones" (walls)
Archaeological Inca center, located at 2 km (1.24 miles) East of Nazca. Constructions of plazas, deposits, fortresses, ceremonial center.
Archaeological places to south of Nazca City
Cahuachi
Cahuachi was a ceremonial center, a sacred destination of Nazca pilgrims between 100 and 500 AD. The ceremonies in the place included the construction of temples using thousands of
conical or wedge adobe bricks. Each participating community demonstrated their true belonging to their religious community by singing, dancing and banqueting, thus explaining why in Cahuachi there is little garbage, while offerings abound (pan flutes and musical drums, sacrificed llamas and guinea pigs, fine textiles, human burials and pottery representing deities). Main cultural-urban center, built with great urban sense. The ancient Nazca people built their pyramidal temples by terracing the fossil sand dunes. In the lowers parts, smaller architectural mounds, streets and squares give the site a general city aspect. Attached to this town were also discovered (1980) a group of lines traced on the floor in form of trapezes and serpentines that embrace 1 square km. It is located at 27 km (16.77 miles) to south of Nazca.
Estaquería
Archaeological complex of the Nazca culture, solar observatory, on platforms made of adobes and columns of "huarangos" trunks (variety of tree). This archaeological complex is near to Cahuachi.
Chauchilla
Pre-Inca cemetery, in which the profanation of tombs by the huaqueros, have left open some tombs in which you can appreciate the old inhabitants' remains. It is located at 28 km (17.4 miles) to the south of Nazca.
Sacaco
Located at 100 km (62 miles) to the S of Nazca, it is a rich location of fossil remains, especially of whales and primitive sharks of the Tertiary Era. Small paleontological museum. To arrive to this area, you should take the Pan-American South Highway until kilometer 539 and take a detour of 1.5 km to the museum site.
Planetarium Maria Reich
Venturing into boundaries of the world archae-astronomy, the Nazca Lines show present Maria Reiche's theory, and the connection she found between the Nazca Lines and some astronomical events. She theorized the lines were oriented towards the places on the horizon where different celestial objects appeared and disappeared. After the show, weather permitting in a backyard exploration of the night sky, have a naked-eye view of the constellations and bright stars of the season along with telescope, observation of the moon, planets, and other celestial marvels. Located in Jr. Bolognesi Nº 300 - Hotel Nazca Lines.
Punta San Juan de Marcona Reserved Area
Located in the coast area, to the west of the Nazca city, it is an extraordinary marine ecosystem of great biodiversity; it has a little 
extension of 54 hectares and has the biggest population of sea lions (seals) of the Peru concentrates. The peninsula is characterized by its abrupt cliffs 30 meters high that hinder the access, from the high part, to the eighteen beaches that are formed at level of the reef. Besides the sea lions, in this Reserved Area inhabits the biggest colony of penguins of Humboldt (Spheniscus humboldtii) (it is considered that concentrates more than 50% of the total population of this species on the Peru), as well as zarcillos (Larosterna inca) and the three main species of dung birds (guaneras). While the sea lions are located in the beaches and salient rocky, the penguins look for the protection of the cavities that they are formed in the walls of the cliffs and the birds rest and they nest in the sharp hillsides and in the plateau that extends in their higher area.
Paracas
Paracas Location:
Central Coast, 16.4 feet (5 m) above sea level in front Ocean Pacific
Distances to Paracas:
Today Forecast:
From Lima 152 miles (245 km)
From Ica 46.6 miles (75 km)
From Nazca 127.4 miles (205 km)
Paracas' Population:
1,196 inhabitants
About Paracas
Paracas is spa, a peninsula, a bay, a pre-Inca Culture and a National Reserve. Its amazing for birdwatchers and hikers.
Paracas has places of historical and archaeological special interest.
The desert and the sea come together in spectacular landscapes in Paracas, in the department of Ica, just a few hours south from Lima. The cliffs that fringe the beaches are teeming with life, millions of birds that live here year-round, and thousands of others that fly from the northern hemisphere and from further south, ranging from guano birds to Humboldt penguins.
Boats departure from El Chaco to Islas Ballestas (Ballesta Islands), giving visitors a chance to gaze at the sea lion colonies, millions of birds and you'll see the famous three-pronged Candelabro (Candelabrum), carved into the sand with a similar technique to the Nazca Lines, although possibly of a different origin: theories range from pirates marking a treasure hiding place to soldiers fighting for Latin-American independence from Spain.
By car, or buggies, you can visit the terrestrial area of Paracas National Reserve and enjoy the desert dunes. Back on the traditional circuit, the road leads to the on-site museum and the necropolis and ruins of the burial grounds of the Paracas culture (700 BC), whose weaving skills have been admired the world over. A trail leads down to a protected bay, the natural habitat of flamingoes, the scarlet-and-white birds that inspired the colors of the Peruvian flag. They are not to be disturbed. Further south lie the striking natural rock formations of the Catedral (Cathedral) and Mendieta.
At sunset, the Paracas coast spins through a range of colors, the signal for nostalgic visitors to return to the city.
Spa of Paracas
Located at 9.3 miles (15 km) of the city and port of Pisco and 152 miles from Lima. It is a place of gentle beaches and sunny weather most of the year. The best hotels are located near to Spa of Paracas. Very close by a picturesque creek of fishermen called El Chaco and a residential area are located. It is the starting point to visit the fantastic attractions that are located around Paracas.
In Paracas you will find hotels and inns, alternatives for the practice of water sports in private clubs, excellent seafood and enjoy the famous Peruvian Pisco Sour cocktail.
Reserva Nacional de Paracas (Paracas National Reserve)
Nature and ecology lovers will find the only marine reservation of Peru in this place. This reserve is dedicated to the protection and the conservation of marine ecosystems as well as for the protection of the cultural and historical patrimony of the pre-Inca Paracas culture.
It is considered as one of the richest and most uncommon ecosystems in the world; declared "Natural World Heritage Site" by UNESCO. Many tour operators offers you a tour to the reserve.
Paracas Peninsula
On this peninsula, on a sandy hillside, the enigmatic figure of the chandelier is found. This chandelier, with its trident form, belongs to pre-Inca cultures. It is yet to be determined its meaning. The best way to appreciate this figure is from a boat in a tour to Islas Ballestas. These boats normally offer rides to visit the Paracas Natural Reserve as well as the Islas Ballestas, which allow an excellent view of the Candelabro (Chandelier).
Bay of Paracas
This bay is formed on the north part of the peninsula of Paracas, and has special historical significance for Peruvians, since it was here where José de San Martín disembark with the liberation forces, began the campaign for independence to end the Spanish viceroyalty. An obelisk reminder to this historical event. On the beaches of this bay, it is frequent to find Andean parihuanas (flamingos), of beautiful red and white plumage, which inspired José de San Martín for the Peruvian flag.
Pisco
Town founded in 1640, divided in Pisco town and Pisco port. The picturesque fishermen's wharf of San Andrés is located on its beaches, in which numerous popular restaurants of seafood also exist characterized by the simplicity of its presentation, yet exquisite typical food. (52,100 inhabitants). The city suffered severe damages by the 2007 earthquake.
Pisco has an airport that does not have regular air traffic and has rental flights to Nazca Lines. The port was disabled for marine traffic; being displaced by the modern port of San Martín, located in the peninsula of Paracas.
