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Katherine KFabulous and Fun Juan was my guide, we had a blast and saw at least 33 birds that I recall. Great guide, great personality and just a wonder full day of birds. I highly recommend this experience ✨Posted on Tripadvisor
photo_runnerA Fantastic Trip through a Magical Region I did a 5 day tour in Reserva Manu. It was quite an experience to descend from the highlands into a very unique part of the Amazon and spend some days there. I especially enjoyed the scenery (Imagine floating down a river in the Amazon and still seeing snow-capped Andes in the distance) and the bird life (very unique, colorful, and abundant). Joseph was friendly, attentive, and safety-conscious. He shared a lot of local knowledge about the people, animals, and history of the region. I plan to return some day for a longer trip so that I can see more of Manu.Posted on Tripadvisor
Mateo JThe Amazon rainforest like I never imagined Four days was the perfect amount of time to really settle into the rhythm of the jungle. We canoed on oxbow lakes, hiked through primary forest, learned about medicinal plants, and watched macaws gather at the clay lick every morning. Our guide Jose was exceptional calm, knowledgeable, and incredibly observant. He spotted a tapir on day three that we completely would have missed. The entire trip was seamlessly organized by Neotropic Peru from start to finish.Posted on Tripadvisor
Adam HeinenThree days of pure jungle magic This was my first jungle experience and I couldn't have chosen better. Within hours of arriving at the lodge we saw blue and yellow macaws at the clay lick, monkeys swinging through the canopy, and hoatzins on the lake. The night walk was spooky and thrilling — our guide spotted a caiman with his flashlight from 20 meters! The lodge was comfortable and the food was surprisingly great. Perfect for those who want a taste of Manu without a long commitment.Posted on Tripadvisor
Andreas H50+ species in one day A birder's dream I've done birding tours on four continents and this was genuinely one of the best. We started at Huacarpay Lagoon at dawn and the waterfowl activity was incredible. Then the Ensifera Hummingbird Garden in the afternoon — I saw the Sword-billed Hummingbird for the first time in my life and nearly cried. José Luis had a spotting scope, knew every call, and was endlessly patient. Whether you're a serious lister or just curious, this tour is extraordinary.Posted on Tripadvisor
Arianna CarusoCusco is incredible Even better with the right guide I only had one full day in Cusco before heading to Machu Picchu, so I wanted to make it count. Neotropic Peru's city tour was the perfect choice. We visited Sacsayhuamán, the Plaza de Armas, the cathedral, and local markets. Our guide wove together Inca history, colonial history, and modern Peruvian culture seamlessly. By the end I felt like I truly understood the city. Highly recommend as a first-day activity to set the tone for your trip.Posted on Tripadvisor
Август КесьовWitnessing condors in the wild is something else entirely I had no idea what to expect from this tour but it was one of the most extraordinary wildlife experiences of my life. Watching Andean condors — with their enormous wingspans — soaring above the valleys was breathtaking. Our guide knew exactly where and when to position us for the best views. He also pointed out other Andean birds throughout the day. If you're even remotely interested in nature or wildlife, this is unmissable.Posted on Tripadvisor
Witold JThe most stunning lake I've ever seen Turquoise waters surrounded by snow-capped peaks — it looked like a painting. The hike was moderate but rewarding, and our guide kept the energy up the whole way. Breakfast and lunch were both included and genuinely tasty. They even had horses available for the ascent, which was kind and thoughtful. I was nervous about altitude sickness but they had everything covered including first aid and coca leaves. Absolutely magical day.Posted on Tripadvisor
Eugen TudorThe perfect introduction to the Andes We weren't sure if we should do the Sacred Valley or go straight to Machu Picchu — best decision we made was doing both! The Valley tour took us through Chinchero, the weaving demonstrations were fascinating, and Ollantaytambo blew our minds. Our guide never rushed us and always made time for questions. Small group, friendly atmosphere, gorgeous scenery. A must-do before Machu Picchu.Posted on Tripadvisor
AlexanderMachu Picchu Full Day I had dreamed of visiting Machu Picchu for years, and Neotropic Peru made it everything I hoped for. The early morning train through the Sacred Valley was magical on its own. Our guide Bryan was passionate, knowledgeable, and took us to the best spots for photos. He explained the history of the Inca Empire in a way that made it all come alive. Perfectly organized from pickup to drop-off. This is the real deal — don't book with anyone else!
Explore the heart of the Inca Empire on a captivating City Tour of Cusco. Begin with a visit to Cusco’s Cathedral on the Plaza de Armas, showcasing stunning colonial architecture and intricate artwork. Continue to the Temple of Qorikancha, once the most important temple of the Inca Empire, blending ancient Inca stonework with Spanish influence. Outside the city center, explore the impressive ruins of Sacsayhuamán, Q’enqo, Puca Pucara, and Tambomachay—each with unique historical and architectural significance. This tour offers an in-depth look into the rich cultural heritage and ancient wonders of Cusco, combining both Inca and Spanish colonial influences in an unforgettable journey.
This city tour of Cusco takes you on an immersive journey through the ancient and colonial heritage of the city. You’ll start in the vibrant Plaza de Armas with a visit to Cusco’s Cathedral, filled with beautiful artwork and colonial architecture. Then, explore the Temple of Qorikancha, an Inca masterpiece transformed by Spanish influence. Venturing outside the city center, you’ll visit remarkable archaeological sites like Sacsayhuamán, with its massive stone walls, the ceremonial site of Q’enqo, and the ancient fortresses of Puca Pucara and Tambomachay. Expect fascinating stories, stunning views, and a deep connection to Cusco’s unique blend of Inca and colonial history.
Hotel Pickup
Board on your Cusco city tour with a convenient pickup from your hotel, setting the stage for an exploration of the city’s historical gems.
Cusco’s Main Square (Plaza de Armas)
Begin your journey at the heart of Cusco, the Plaza de Armas. Marvel at the impressive colonial architecture, including the Cusco Cathedral and the Church of the Society of Jesus. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of this central square.
Qoricancha (Temple of the Sun)
Continue to Qoricancha, the Temple of the Sun, located just a short walk from the Plaza de Armas. Explore into the intriguing blend of Inca and colonial architecture, appreciating the significance of this sacred site.
Sacsayhuaman Archaeological Site
Venture to the magnificent Sacsayhuaman archaeological site, perched above Cusco. Explore the colossal stone walls and gain insight into the strategic importance of this Inca fortress. Enjoy panoramic views of the city below.
Q’enqo Archaeological Site
Discover the mysteries of Q’enqo, an ancient ritual site adorned with intricate stone carvings. Explore the unique rock formations and learn about the spiritual practices that took place here.
Puka Pukara and Tambomachay
Visit Puka Pukara, the “Red Fort,” and Tambomachay, known for its impressive water features. Explore the military and ceremonial aspects of these Inca sites, each with its own distinctive charm.
Return to Cusco’s Main Square (Plaza de Armas)
Conclude your city tour by returning to the Plaza de Armas, leaving you with lasting memories of the historical and cultural wonders of this captivating city.
Unfortunately no. Neotropic Peru does not include flights for this trip.
The tour includes some walking and stairs, especially at Machu Picchu. Moderate physical fitness is recommended, but the pace is suitable for most travelers.
The ideal time to visit varies, but generally, the dry season from May to September is recommended for pleasant weather and clear skies. However, each season offers unique experiences.
Booking a tour is simple. Visit our website or contact our customer service team to explore available options, and follow the easy booking process outlined on our platform.
We understand that each traveler has unique preferences. While our tours are thoughtfully designed, we can discuss options for customization. Contact our team, and we’ll work together to create a personalized itinerary that suits your interests.
