Notes about Visit the Show "Caballo de paso"

• Hotel Pickup 
• Tourist-Class Transportation
• Professional guide in groupal service

• Entrance fee to Pachacamac archeological site 
• Meals
• Personal Expenses

• Comfortable and light clothing: Wear fresh and light clothing, ideal for the warm climate of the Lurin Valley, as well as comfortable walking shoes. In the afternoons it can get a little cooler.
• Sun protection and mosquito repellent: Do not forget to bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat or cap to protect yourself from the sun. Also consider a mosquito repellent if you are sensitive to mosquito bites.
• Hydration Bring a bottle of water to keep you hydrated during the tour.
• You may find souvenirs or handicrafts that you can purchase along the route.
• Food Bring snacks or a refreshment for the trip.

• Respect for the archaeological site: Remember that Pachacamac is a sacred place with a deep historical and cultural value. Avoid touching structures or leaving the marked paths.
• Respect guide direccions Make the most of the guide's explanations to understand the importance of each temple and construction. Do not get separated from the group, you could get lost.
• Respect for the Peruvian Paso horses: Although they are docile and beautiful animals, keep your distance and follow the instructions of the staff to ensure your safety and that of the horses. If you decide to take pictures of the horses, do not use flash to avoid scaring the animals.

The information contained on this page was prepared with care and provided in good faith. However, it is subject to changes, and does not form part of the contract between the client and Inca World. The itinerary may vary slightly, as occasionally our itineraries change as improvements are instated by recommendation of our previous clients, reviews, and our own research. Our ultimate goal is always to provide the most gratifying experience.

While it is our intention to adhere to the route described in the program, there is a certain amount of flexibility incorporated in the itinerary and, on occasion, it can be necessary or desirable to make alterations. The itinerary is brief, and is a general guide for the tour. Any mention of landscapes, views or wildlife is not a guarantee that they can be seen.

In addition, trip times are merely approximate and can be subject to change due to local circumstances.