The tour starts in the city of Lima, In Lima, capital of the department of Lima, by private vehicle you can take the Panamericana Norte highway and connect with the National Route PE-16. You can also take a bus from the Gran Terminal Terrestre Plaza Norte or at thes interprovincial transportation companies located in the following areas Javier Prado to Huaraz, the capital city of the department of Ancash. Remember to check the schedules to better plan your experience. The route offers views of the coast, fertile valleys and Andean mountain range.

In Lima marvel at:

    ● Historic center with colonial heritage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tour the colonial mansions with carved wooden balconies, the majestic Plaza Mayor, surrounded by the Cathedral of Lima, the Government Palace and the Municipal Palace and admire the baroque architecture of the Convent of San Francisco and its famous catacombs.   

    ● High level museums such as the Museo de Arte de Lima (MALI), the Museo Larco, the Museo Nacional de Arqueología, Antropología e Historia del Perú, and the Museo de Sitio Huallamarca, among others. 

    ● Parque de la Reserva's Magic Water Circuit, with a Guinness record for being the world's largest fountain complex in a public park, with its thirteen fountains, offers an unforgettable synchronized nighttime spectacle of lights and music.  

    ● Great pre-Hispanic civilizations in archaeological sites:  

            - Sacred City of Caral-Supe, the oldest civilization in America, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Caral impresses with its monumental pyramids, circular plazas and sophisticated urban planning.   

            - Huaca Pucllana, imposing ceremonial center of the Lima culture 

            - Huaca Huallamarca and its site museum, linked to the Lima and Ichma cultures, true guardians of the pre-Hispanic coastal legacy. 

            - Arturo Jiménez Borja Site Museum - Pachacamac, dedicated to the great oracular sanctuary of the same name, venerated by cultures such as Lima, Wari, Ichma and Inca. 

    ● Lachay National Reserve and Lomas de Lúcumo, ideal attractions for hiking and bird watching, especially between July and October its vegetation increases during the winter, becoming an oasis in the coastal desert of Lima. 

    ● Humedales de Villa Wetlands Wildlife Refuge, accessible all year round, a refuge for birds such as the Seven Colors of Totoraorra, designated RAMSAR site, designated RAMSAR site 

    ● Costa Limeña in its beaches like Punta Hermosa and Santa Maria a few kilometers from the city ideal for surfing and good beach atmosphere, Asia with exclusive beaches and a vibrant nightlife, El Silencio, with clear sand and calm waters, perfect for relaxing, among many others that you will find on the coast of Lima. 

    ● National Peruvian Paso Horse Contest, in April, is a symbol of national pride. 

    ● Feast of Señor de los Milagros, in October, the most multitudinous procession in South America. 

    ● Fiestas Patrias, in July, transform the city with parades, Creole music and an unparalleled festive atmosphere throughout the month.

    ● Pisco distilled from grapes, representative of. Peru with denomination of origin. Travel the Pisco Route and visit traditional wineries, where you can learn about the elaboration process and taste its varieties. Pisco sour, Peru's signature cocktail, celebrates the vibrant spirit of its tradition every fourth Sunday of July on Pisco Day and every first Saturday of February on Pisco Sour Day. 

    World renowned gastronomy such as ceviche, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Also the lomo saltado, aji de gallina, anticuchos, causa limeña and closes with a delicious traditional dessert called suspiro limeño. 

    ● Handicraft market in the districts of Miraflores y Ravine.

In Huaraz discover:

    ● Historic center where you can visit the Archaeological Museum of Ancash “Augusto Soriano Infante”, with a valuable collection of pre-Hispanic pieces and a unique garden of lithic sculptures. Visit the Iglesia Matriz Señor de la Soledad, the spiritual and architectural center of the city. 

    ● Great pre-Hispanic civilizations in:  

            - Monumental Archaeological Site of Chavín de Huántar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, ceremonial center of the millenary Chavín culture, considered the first great Andean civilization. 

            - Chavin National Museum, discover original pieces such as nail heads, ceramics and ritual objects that reveal the symbolic, artistic and religious complexity of this visionary culture.

    ● Chankillo Archaeoastronomical Complex, the oldest solar observatory in America, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, will surprise you with its 13 aligned towers that accurately marked solstices and equinoxes.   

    Huascarán National Park, the most impressive natural treasure of Ancash and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In this Andean paradise, imposing snow-capped peaks such as Huascarán, the Pastoruri glacier that belongs to the Climate Change Route, the 69 Lagoon with its intense turquoise color, the emblematic lagoons of Llanganuco and the majestic Laguna Parón await you.   

    ● Cordillera de Huayhuash, offers landscapes of snow-capped mountains, crystalline lagoons and deep valleys. Its trekking routes are world famous. 

    ● Cañón del Pato, a narrow canyon separating the Cordillera Blanca and Cordillera Negra, with imposing rock walls and the Santa River flowing between them. The route includes more than 30 tunnels carved into the mountain, ideal for traveling by vehicle or bicycle. 

    ● Forest of Stones of Hatun Machay, This stony forest presents eroded volcanic formations that reach up to 60 meters high, with figures that evoke animals, faces and different shapes. 

    ● High altitude gastronomy such as pachamanca which is an ancestral underground cooking, spicy guinea pig, cuchicanca which is marinated and baked pork with mote and sarsa.

It is recommended to return to the city of Lima by land or air to continue to the next destination.