| Machu
Picchu -- Rediscovered by accident almost 100 years ago,
Machu Picchu is the best known and most spectacular achaeological
site in South America. |
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Cuzco
-- The
archaeological capital of the Americas and the gateway to the Incan
civilization. Easy traveling distance to various ruins, the Sacred
Valley, and very famous Machu Picchu! |
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| Floating
Islands of Uros -- Remnants
of a strange culture that thrived on islands made entirely out of
reeds in Lake Titicaca. |
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The
Sacred Valley -- In this beautiful valley just 7 miles north
of Cuzco, you can see ancient Incan ruins, Indian markets, and small
villages. |
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| The
Nazca Lines --
Created approximately 2,000 years ago for reasons not fully understood,
the Lines are huge animals and geometric designs only visible from
the air. |
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Colca
Canyon Tour -- A visit to Peru is not complete without seeing
the world's deepest canyon and the villages around it. The tour ends
at the famous lookout Cruz del Condor.
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| Toro
Muerto Petroglyphs --
A very interesting archaeological site, hundreds of boulders were
carved with glyphs, symbols and animals in the middle of the desert
about 1,200 years ago. |
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Cemetery
of Chauchilla -- A 1,000 year old cemetery, this site consists
of many square pits and chambers dug into the desert ground and still
contains mummies, skulls and fragments of pottery and fabric. |
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