PACHACAMAC:
It was the main ceremonial center of the Peruvian coast. Its influence remained until the fifteenth century A.D. when it was produced its conquest by the Inca Tupac Yupanqui. Among the buildings that stands out are: the Temple of the Sun and Acllahuasi both built during the Inca domination. Checking out the site is moved by the story of Lurin river valley and central coast, their burials and their temples, admiring the ancient Peruvians living together with nature.

BARRANCO
Traditionally known as the Bohemian city of Lima. District with full of tradition, inspiration to poets, singers, writers. We will learn the history and anecdotes that surround the Bridge of Sighs and the Hermitage of Barranco.

SWAMPS OF VILLA
In our way to Pachacamac, we will appreciate The Reserved Zone Swamps of Villa, which is the only natural protected area left in Lima. In Swamps of Villa can be found cattails, meadows and so on. They are an important resting point for migratory birds. The observer of birders have estimated approximately 150 species of birds here, including 30 species that come from places as far away as the Arctic, the Caribbean, and Patagonia.

PLACES TO VISIT
- Central Park of Barranco
- Bridge of Sighs
- Chapel of Barranco
- Chorrillos Beaches
- Guided Tour to Archeological Sanctuary of Pachacamac


INCLUDES:

• Transportation services
• Bilingual Official Tour Guide
• Entrance Fee to the Sanctuary of Pachacamac