The Most Traditional Tours Of Cusco And Machu Picchu By Panoramic Train 3 Days

We traveled to Cusco with great enthusiasm and Libertrek Peru exceeded all our expectations. From the first message we noticed the organization, warmth and professionalism of the team, which made us feel cared for at all times. We would like to thank our guide, Yuri Usca, for his enormous knowledge, patience and passion in explaining each site we visited; he made the history of the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu come to life with his stories. We also want to highlight Christian Perez, who was always watching every detail, resolving doubts, coordinating schedules and giving us peace of mind that everything was under control. The transports were punctual and comfortable, the times of the excursions were very well organized and at all times we felt that the itinerary was designed to enjoy without stress. In addition, they adapted to our needs and pace, which made the experience even more personalized and special. We recommend 100% Libertrek Peru to anyone who wants to know Cusco and Machu Picchu safely, organized and authentically. Thank you very much to the whole team for making this trip a wonderful memory that we will take forever.

We enjoyed it very much. Josias is a very good guide, He is a pleasure to talk to. He is very knowledgeable about the Amazon area downstream from Iquitos. Appreciation also to Pablo, our boat / lancha operator. I write to you from a different email address, because my rcn.com email address does not work in Ecuador or Peru. I enjoyed the most our visit with the Yagua family. I enjoyed their dance with us and would have liked to show them our dancing. We enjoyed the several animals, holding monkeys, sloth and anaconda. We saw river dolphins (1 time Gene, 3 times Jane). And the severeal white herons were a joy. also several birds, including hotzinga over the lagoon. And the hikes through the forest, which was neither hot nor rainy (since 11 AM). The lunch at the Cumaseba Lodge was excellent. Gene Fry

It was an excellent experience and the best views. The train show done by Vanessa was excellent! Lot of talent!!

We arrived at Cusco late in the evening in winter, bitterly cold for us warm-blooded folks. We were greeted with a cup of legendary coca tea to help with the effects of the altitude. Next day we visited the town's central square, Plaza de Armas, with arcades, carved balconies and Inca ruins.We also visited the Santo Domingo Convent which was built on the top of the Temple of the Sun and still had remains of Inca Stonewalls. We then visited the Sacred Valley region and Cusco, once the capital of the Inca Empire. We travelled through breathtaking towering canions by train which utilized the "switch back" mechanical method to navigate the steep Andian mountain to Cusco. We then took a bus to Cusco where we saw spaces were houses were situated, terraced hills once used for farming and irrigationand the stine quarry. We ended the day in B&B called Inca Wassi, in a small village in the Amazon. Next morning we visited and shopped at the local market and visited a small waterfall which was close by before heading back to Cusco..