We start our service visiting Barranco, one of the smallest districts and at the same time the Bohemian zone of Lima. We will appreciate their Plaza, Bridge of Sighs, Monument of Chabuca Granda, La Ermita and “Bajada de Baños”. Then we will pass through Chorrillos, the name of this district was made in reference to the underground fresh water streams that flowed from the cliffs to the side of the Agua Dulce beach, and because it is a fishing village; the fore was officially called San Pedro de los Chorrillos. For more than twelve hundred years, during the pre-Hispanic period, Pachacamac was the most important sanctuary on the coast. Its prestige is mainly due to its oracle, which was consulted by curacas and major lords who preceded all of ancient Peru in long pilgrimages that were part of a great Andean ritual. God Pachacamac was very feared because he was credited with the power to shake the earth. The important temples erected in its sanctuary demonstrate the importance that it had for a long time.

Explore the Archaeological Sanctuary of Pachacamac, see typical Peruvian dances, enjoy a Paso Horse Show, and a horse ride, and have a photoshoot and buffet lunch on this unique day tour full of flavors, colors, music, dance, tradition, and living culture.  Begin the tour with pickup from your hotel or Airbnb, before traveling 45 minutes to the south of Lima in private tourist transport. Visit the Pachacamac Site Museum, an archaeological site museum belonging to the Ministry of Culture of Peru, located in the department of Lima within the Pachacamac Archaeological Sanctuary. Explore the museum's collection of more than 6,500 registered pieces of various materials such as ceramics, wood, plant material, metal, and textile, of which there are around 290 on display. See one of the most emblematic pieces of the museum, the idol of Pachacamac, which was worshipped for hundreds of years before colonization. Visit the Great Inca Trail (El Qhapaq Ñan), one of the most impressive works of the Inca Empire, a road system that consisted of 25 thousand kilometers of roads that connect Cusco with the other extensions of the Empire. Move on to the "Acllahuasi" or Temple of the Virgins of the Sun, the sacred temple where women selected for their manual skills, culinary skills, or physical beauty lived and worked and were in the service of the State. Learn about the Acllahuasi, how there was one in each important state of the Inca Empire, and how the Acllahuasi of Pachacamac was one of the largest and most important on the coast. Leave Pachacamac and visit the Mamacona hacienda to enjoy a buffet lunch and a show of typical dances from 3 different regions of Peru, and see a show of the Peruvian Paso horse before taking a ride around the hacienda. Re-board the private transport to be dropped off at your respective hotels.