The Belmond Hiram Bingham Luxury Train

Fly over the Nazca Lines aboard small propeller planes to take in this mystery from ancient times. Listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site in 1994, the Nazca Lines rank among the most enigmatic of human achievements. The route crosses the vast desert plain where, over more than a thousand years, people traced straight lines and geometric, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic figures stretching several ...

Morning departure for a full day’s navigation on the legendary Lake Titicaca (shared boat). Lake Titicaca, on the Altiplano, is the highest navigable lake in the world, a remarkable inland sea dotted with islands: Uros Island, Taquile Island and fishing villages. First stop at the floating islands of the Uros community, made of reeds, before continuing to Taquile Island, the largest island ...

The lost city of the Incas! This is what drew Hiram Bingham to Cuzco in 1911. Under the auspices of Yale University and the National Geographic Society, the American archaeologist attempted to retrace the route taken by Manco Capac. He made his way up the Urubamba valley with his mules and equipment. The Peruvians he met spoke of ruins, citing names — never the same ones: Vilcabamba, ...