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Sacred Valley Full-Day Tour

Includes: Transportation, entrance tickets, guide service, and meals
Duration: 8–9 hours
Activity Level: Easy to moderate

Journey through one of Peru’s most breathtaking regions, where Inca history and Andean culture come to life. This full-day experience includes stops at:
- Pisaq – famous for its hilltop ruins and vibrant market
- Ollantaytambo – an Incan fortress with impressive stonework
- Moray – mysterious circular agricultural terraces
- Chinchero – a village known for its weaving traditions and colonial church
- Maras Salt Mines – stunning salt pools still harvested by hand

Machu Picchu Private & Personalized Tour

Includes: Transportation arrangements, ticketing support, private guiding, meals
Duration: 8–9 hours
Activity Level: Moderate

Visit the legendary citadel of Machu Picchu with a knowledgeable local guide. Frand crafts each tour based on your preferences and pace. Whether you arrive by train or trek, you'll explore:
- Key sites like the Temple of the Sun, Intihuatana Stone, and Sacred Plaza
- Hidden viewpoints for panoramic photos
- Cultural context on Inca engineering, astronomy, and spirituality

Rainbow Mountain (Vinicunca) Hike

Includes: Transportation arrangements, ticketing support, private guiding, meals
Duration: 8–9 hours
Activity Level: Moderate

A once-in-a-lifetime hike to Peru’s colorful “Mountain of Seven Colors.” Located about 2 hours from Cusco, this full-day trip involves:
- Early morning pickup
- Scenic drive through high-altitude landscapes
- A 1.5–2 hour hike to the summit (approx. 5,000 meters)
- Optional short hike to the nearby Red Valley

Which Adventure Speaks to You?

Discover Peru beyond the brochure. Frand offers private and small-group tours throughout the Sacred Valley, Cusco region, Machu Picchu, and the Andes — all rooted in culture, history, and connection with nature.

Choose from full-day cultural tours, multi-day treks, or personalized experiences.

All tours include:

Private transportation
Licensed guide (Frand)
Entry tickets (if applicable)
Meals or snacks on select tours

Custom itineraries available.

Experiences

Choquequirao Trek

Includes: Transport, camping gear, meals, guide
Duration: 5 days / 4 nights
Activity Level: Strenuous

Explore the “sister city” of Machu Picchu — remote, mystical, and far less crowded. This multi-day trek includes:
- Stunning views of mountains, valleys, and cloud forests
- In-depth exploration of the Choquequirao ruins
- Camp under the stars, with meals prepared along the way

7 Lakes of Ausangate

Includes: Transport, meals, basic overnight accommodation (camp or homestay), guide
Duration: 2 days / 1 night
Activity Level: Moderate to challenging

A magical 2-day journey into the mountains near Ausangate, where you'll discover:
- Seven crystal-clear lakes with vibrant turquoise hues
- Views of glaciers and herds of alpacas
- Interaction with local shepherd communities

Inca Trail (2-Day or 4-Day)

Includes: Permits, camping gear, meals, guide
Duration: 2 or 4 days
Activity Level: Moderate to strenuous

Hike along the ancient Incan road network, arriving at Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate just like the Incas did. Choose from:
- 2-Day Trek: Shortened route for those with limited time
- 4-Day Trek: Classic full trail with camping and multiple Inca sites

Local Food & Culture Tour

Includes: Food, drinks, guide
Duration: Half or full day
Activity Level: Easy

Get a true taste of Cusco through its flavors. This immersive tour includes:
- Visit to a local market for fresh fruits, herbs, and spices
- Try traditional dishes like lomo saltado, rocoto relleno, and quinoa soup
- Optional cooking class or meal with a local family

Cultural Immersion with Local Communities

Includes: Transport, meals, translation, overnight stay
Duration: 1 or 2 days
Activity Level: Easy to moderate, immersive

Step off the tourist path and into daily life in a remote Andean village. You'll:
- Stay with a Quechua-speaking family
- Help cook, farm, and learn about weaving and traditions
- Participate in music, storytelling, and rituals

What to Bring

Every tour is different — but here’s what you should always pack:

Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots
Sunscreen and a hat
A refillable water bottle
Layers for changing weather
Your curiosity, good mood, and energy —
“And above all,” Frand says,
“bring the desire to know and live a unique experience in a wonderful place.”