Upon arrival in Lima, you will be greeted and taken to your accommodation. Established in 1533, this city, known as the "City of Kings," combines colonial architecture, pre-Columbian landmarks, and contemporary elements.

After a leisurely morning, visit Peru's capital and tour the Plaza Mayor and Cathedral. Visit the Larco Museum to see a top collection of pre-Columbian artefacts from the region. Experience a variety of child-friendly games and activities offered by the museum's family programme.

Travel to Cusco, a previous centre of the Inca Empire located at an altitude exceeding 11,000 feet. Upon arrival, travel to the Sacred Valley of the Incas, where an ancient way of life is preserved. During the journey, stop by a facility that specialises in breeding South American camelids such as llamas, alpacas, and vicuñas. Discover the precious fibres produced from their coats and the age-old weaving methods that are still practiced in modern times. Unwind and adjust to the high altitude.

Embark on a journey through the Andes following ancient paths with the company of gentle llamas and alpacas, in an exclusive experience offered by Kimsa Brand. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Sacred Valley while walking with these native animals, and engage with villagers to discover their way of life and participate in a ritual honouring Mother Earth.

This morning, visit the Children of the Rainbow School, an essential facility for the most underprivileged children in the area. Witness how the community collaborated with Kimsa Travel Agency to broaden the elementary school's impact beyond instruction, transforming it into a hub of nourishment, medical services, and optimism. Travel deep into the Andes towards Machu Picchu on the Vistadome train with a glass roof, enjoying the stunning Peruvian scenery throughout the ride. Arrive early to start visiting the stunning Incan city. Machu Picchu is situated by the Urubamba River and was found concealed behind trees on a mountain. The purpose and building of this ancient site remain a mystery as the Incan residents did not leave any written records. Following a guided tour of the ruins, you will have the opportunity to explore yourself.

Begin your visit to Machu Picchu early in the morning to see the site before it gets crowded, while the mist still lingers. Return to Cusco on the Vistadome train after exploring, enjoying exceptional views of the Andean landscape.

Attend chocolate and clay painting lessons in a pleasant and leisurely setting after breakfast. Today, visit Cusco's famous architecture by touring the Cathedral on the Plaza de Armas and the Santo Domingo Temple, a Dominican chapel constructed on the remains of the Koricancha, the main Inca religious structure. Next, admire the impressive remains of Sacsayhuaman, showcasing the Incan architectural expertise. The walls were constructed using massive stone blocks sourced from a quarry located about miles away. They were assembled with remarkable accuracy, without the use of any mortar.

Travel to Lima and then proceed to the harbour. Upon arrival, visit a neighbourhood where local history intertwines with art and culture, representing a significant instance of social change in Peru. Discover the distinctive heritage area of the port, including El Real Felipe, La Plaza Grau, La Plaza Matriz, La Plaza Gálvez, and the old Ronald building. Experience the city's art, music, gastronomy, history, graffiti, and living culture along the way. Explore the circuit of art galleries and attend ART.MO 2019, the biggest international contemporary art festival in Peru. Explore over 60 murals along the Graffiti Route and discover artworks by urban artists from many countries at the MuFAU Museum. Explore the region filled with bars specialising in ceviche, signature food, Peruvian dishes, and fusion cuisine by having lunch at a local restaurant in Callao. End the afternoon by enjoying a stunning view of Callao Bay from the Rooftop Fugaz, a cultural bar known for its live music shows.

Depart from the airport after having breakfast.