Cusco til Puno Scenic Day Trip med frokost (Route of the Sun)
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Gør dig klar til den mest naturskønne road trip gennem Andes. Dette er ikke kun en overførsel fra Cusco til Puno - det er den legendariske Route of the Sun, og det mere end lever op til sit navn. Rejs i komfort om bord på en luksus komfortabel bus med onboard service, mens du rejser gennem betagende landskaber og gør fire uforglemmelige kulturelle stop. Du vil besøge et af Incas største overlevende templer, træde ind i "Sistine Chapel of America", og fordybe dig i den dybe historie og traditioner i Andes Peru. Med over 24 års erfaring er vi stolte af at være den officielle Ruta del Sol-operatør, der tilbyder daglige afganger og en sømløs blanding af komfort, kultur og panorama skønhed. Hvorfor nøjes med en grundlæggende ride, når du kan gøre din rejse til et episk andisk eventyr? ✔️ Scenic stops i Andes ✔️ Guidet besøg på kulturarvsteder ✔️ Buffet frokost inkluderet ✔️ Komfortabel transport med faciliteter om bord
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Vores rejse begynder i Andahuaylillas, hjemsted for den betagende kirke Saint Peter Apostle - ofte kaldet "Sistine Chapel of America". Bygget i det 16. århundrede af jesuitiske missionærer på toppen af et hellig Inka-sted, blander denne arkitektoniske skat spansk barokstil med andisk symbolik. Fra ydersiden er dens adobe-and-brick facade beskeden. Men gå ind, og du er omgivet af guldblade alter, levende freskoer og indviklede malerier, der gør dette til et af de mest fantastiske religiøse steder i Sydamerika.
Dernæst udforsker vi Raqchi, et bemærkelsesværdigt inka arkæologisk site og officielt "Best Tourism Village". Højdepunktet her er Temple of Wiracocha - en af de største inka strukturer, der stadig står. Ifølge gamle kronikere blev dette store tempel bygget af en inka kejser til ære for Wiracocha, den usynlige øverste gud for det andiske folk, dette massive tempel stod 15 meter højt og viser inkaernes mesterværk. Omgivet af gamle ruiner og rige åndelige arv, Raqchi er et kraftfuldt skridt tilbage i hjertet af Inca civilisation.
Midt på turen stopper vi for en afslappende 1-timers buffet frokost med det bedste fra det traditionelle andiske køkken. Dette er mere end bare et måltid - det er en chance for at nyde lokale smagsoplevelser som quinoa suppe, ristet grøntsager, andiske kartofler, friske salater og regionale kød, alle tilberedt med højlandske ingredienser. Restauranten ligger i en fredelig højlandsstad og byder på en fantastisk udsigt over bjergene og en varm, indbydende atmosfære – det perfekte sted at lade op, før du fortsætter til Puno.
Vi stopper ved Abra La Raya, det dramatiske bjergpass, der markerer den naturlige grænse mellem Cusco og Puno. På over 4.300 meter over havets overflade er det det højeste punkt på rejsen og en betagende udstilling af Andesbjergene i fuld herlighed. Omgivet af snedækkede toppe og endeløs himmel er dette et perfekt øjeblik til at strække benene, tage billeder og føle Peru's store højland.
Vores sidste stop er Pucará, den tidligste store bosættelse i Titicaca-bassinet, dateret tilbage til 500 f.Kr. Pucará var engang et blomstrende højdescenter, hvor der boede tusindvis – fra præster og håndværkere til bønder og krigere. I dag tilbyder den et sjældent vindue ind i pre-Inca-civilisationen, kendt for sine monolithiske stenskulpturer med slående geometriske og animalske former, og levende flerfarvet keramik, der bruges i både dagligdagen og hellige ritualer. En fascinerende glimt af rødderne i den andiske kultur.
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Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Spædbørn skal sidde på skødet af en voksen
- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med rygskader
- Anbefales ikke til gravide rejsende
- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med fare for hjerte-kar-sygdomme
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
Anmeldelser(292)
Very comfortable bus, knowledgeable guide, and well-organized trip with food and drinks. Very beautiful and interesting places. Excellent value for money.
Unfortunately, during our trip to Peru, our passports and wallets were stolen on the very day of our departure with Inka Express. Days after the trip, I contacted Inka Express support to explain what happened, and they promptly refunded the entire amount even though I was outside the period for having the right to request a refund. Nice, kind, and absolutely professional. A more than safe company that protects the customer/traveler above all else. Highly recommended
It was a beautiful day that allowed us to appreciate many important places located along the road that connects Cusco to Puno. Our guide was excellent, very kind and attentive, and the driver was very good at driving.
The bus trip from Cusco to Puno with Inkaexpress went by very quickly considering the distance covered. Indeed, the stops throughout the day allowed us to explore while moving along. The bus was comfortable and the guide was very good. The timings were perfectly respected.
Five different stops, really interesting places to visit along the way, best buffet lunch including trout. Totally worth it. Best way to travel between Cusco and Puno.
Very beautiful way to combine business with pleasure, with charming stops and an "all-inclusive" that allows you to leave with a free mind.
Max was our guide throughout the day. The experience was very warm without losing professionalism. Delighted with the experience. I am left above all with the meaning of Ayni as a principle of the Andean community ❤️
We have just Finished 4 amazing weeks in Peru and the only two bad experiences we had, both involved Inca Express. First we had booked a 6 hour bus from Arequipa. This bus was actually okay with good wide, reclining seats. However the temperature in the bus was 35 degrees Celsius for more than 5 hours of the trip, which was unbearable. When we asked the bus guide there was nothing to do about it… A couple of days later we had a booking for Route of the Sun (Puno-Cusco). The day before, we received a mail from the agency that we had to pay an extra 20 US dollars for pick up and drop off, even though we had booked and paid for everything on their own website. It made no sense, but at that time we didn’t really feel we had no other option than just paying. However, have we knew from the beginning that we would have had to pay 40 dollars, we wouldn’t have booked this, as a taxi is like only 4-5 dollars. Well, we paid the extra 20 dollars as we wouldn’t risk to miss this trip. Tickets are popular and it was supposed to be a beautiful trip. Booking for this trip was made 10 months prior, so we were really surprised to experience that we had gotten the worst 4 tickets in the bus, with almost no view or leg space. The bus service lady didn’t really care about our complaints, but we were lucky that the guide gave up his two seats, so at least we got two okay seats. The trip itself was okay, with some interesting shops, but also some stops lwhere it only felt like we “had” to spend some money. When we arrived to Cusco, surely the only ones who hadn’t a driver waiting was us, even though we had been forced to pay extra. After some complaints and some phone calls, a driver arrived and drove us to the hotel. He didn’t know where we were going, so it was just a driver the guides had called. When we got to the hotel I wrote Inca Express customer service and complained. They apologized and informed us, that their booking department would get back to me within some days on mail. Today, three weeks later I have heard nothing from them and my messages on WhatsApp are not looked at…… surprise 🙄 Best advice is to stay away from Inca Express and look somewhere else
I wish we had some more time to visit Raqchi and the last site (the pyrami dwe did not even go to) rather than stay in therestaurant (which was OK but of no special interest). Maybe propose the same version but with a pic-nic instead, to gain some time for visits.
Comfortable journey, interesting to see more of the country on our way to Puno
