• Carretera Panamericana Sur - The adventure kicks off as soon as the operator picks guests up from their accommodation. They will navigate through local roads and lively avenues that truly reflect the vibrant colors and energy of Lima. Guests will experience the city’s dynamic atmosphere firsthand—passing by street vendors and bustling crowds—feeling the “embrace” of this metropolis of 12 million residents.

As the journey continues toward Pachacamac, the group will join the Pan-American Highway, the longest international route in the world. Along the way, the sight of colorful shantytowns and distinctive local architecture provides an authentic glimpse into the real Lima, making this journey as educational as it is adventurous.

• Museo de Sitio y Santuario Arqueologico de Pachacamac - Travel back in time to explore the most significant sacred sanctuary on the central coast of South America. Guests can admire the site’s vast scale and enjoy panoramic views of ancient pyramids, the refreshing breeze of the Pacific Ocean, and the lush green valley below.

Situated just 31 km southeast of Lima (approximately a one-hour drive), the Pachacamac Archaeological Complex is an impressive pre-Columbian citadel featuring intricate adobe and stone palaces and towering pyramidal temples.

Visiting Pachacamac is highly recommended as an introduction to Andean culture before heading to Cusco and Machu Picchu. By exploring this coastal power center first, guests will gain a much deeper understanding of the evolution of Inca traditions and architecture!

• Entry tickets to Pachacamac
• Bottled water
• Professional guide
• Small group
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Private transport

• Gratuities

Take a journey back in time with an enchanting expedition to ancient Peru where we’ll explore a highly significant oracle from the era of the Incas. This striking archaeological site remains a hallowed ground for many indigenous residents today. In antiquity, people flocked to Pachacamac to express their gratitude to the creator deity (Pachacamac) for bountiful harvests, favorable weather, and water supplies. They also sought answers to their queries. Pachacamac served as a centre for advanced studies in fields such as astronomy and architecture, and a venue for primitive rituals and human offerings as recompense to Mother Earth. Large-scale festivities were held in reverence of the deities. Experience the rich past and culture of Pachacamac for yourself!

• If you are a solo trábele do not hesitate to ask about availability (WhatsApp: +51 947 142 030)
• We recommend to wear confortable clothes, shoes and take a bottle of water with you

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.