2019 Peru Ladies Only Adventure (Hosted by Tara Turner)

Join us in the fabulous destination of Peru on this one-of-a-kind ladies-only adventure

June 3 to 12, 2019

Lima

The Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizzaro founded Lima in 1535. Here you will find the broken glamour of the colony as well as the boiling vitality of an oriental bazaar. You have melancholic cloud covered winters and light warm summers, and next to extensive slums you will see beautiful old buildings in quiet, elegant corners, where the evening air smells of jasmine. In Lima you will find the decadence glamour of the colonial time as well as the boiling diversity that reminds of an oriental bazaar.

Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu is a mystical place, a monument to divinity, where people can feel that they are a creation of God. The high sense of spirituality that inhabits this place seems to transport its visitors to a place where everything "in an unimaginable way" is possible. It is a place where strange forces of nature allow the individuals to reach an incomparable cosmic state, a state that can only be experimented in Machu Picchu. It is one of the most popular archaeological sites of the world, and therefore, the most visited attraction in Peru.

The Citadel of Machu Picchu (in Quechua language " Old Mountain") is known throughout the world for its amazing ruins and its unusual location on a high mountain overlooking the mighty currents of the Urubamba River. Even today nobody has been able to solve the mystery how the builders and designers managed to transport the huge blocks of limestone to the top of the mountain required for the construction of the city.

Rediscovered by Hiram Bingham more than a century ago, Machu Picchu is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Its architectural beauty, spectacular natural landscapes and the energy held in its enigmatic structures will take your breath away.

Cusco

Cusco is a city living in the past as well as in the present. Almost half a millennium after the Spaniards arrived; Cusco is a meeting point for two cultures. The Indian traders on the markets speak Spanish with the tourists and Quechua among themselves. The Incas called their most important city Cusco, the navel of the world, as they held the navel for the centre of life.

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