This archaeological site stands as one of the most significant religious centers of the ancient Inca period along Peru’s coast. It features an extraordinary complex of temples and structures that trace their origins back to around 200 A.D., representing several pre-Inca cultures. Later, the Incas constructed impressive pyramids here in honor of the Sun. Visitors can marvel at the site’s architectural precision while discovering the beliefs, customs, and traditions that shaped Peru’s early civilizations. LUNCH: at midday there will be a break of 1 hour 30 minutes so you can have lunch. We will recommend you some good local restaurants.

Recognized among the 25 best museums in the world, this outstanding institution is housed in a beautifully restored 18th-century mansion in Lima. Its impressive collection spans over 5,000 years of ancient Peruvian history and features more than 45,000 archaeological pieces, including exquisite gold, silver, and copper jewelry, finely crafted pottery, intricate textiles, and remarkable metalwork that reflect the richness of Peru’s pre-Columbian civilizations.