Best Of Peru

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  Sheri

  · December 13th, 2023
  Indus Travel left no stone unturned! The hotels, the guides, the vehicles and drivers, the sights, the cost and the size of group was unmatched! Indus is a top tour company from start to finish!
  

  Indus Travels commented on this review

  Thanks for the rave review Sheri! We are so glad you had such a wonderful time in Peru. Its such a fascinating country and of course Machu Picchu!
  Trip date: October 2023
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  AntoinetteMartin

  · May 31st, 2019
  As always, Indus kept to their superior standards. We had a wonderful week in Peru. Everything worked perfectly. Have already recommended Indus to fellow travellers.
  Trip date: May 2019
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  AnonymousGuest

  · February 12th, 2019
  Do not travel with Indus! Horrible experience. My agent, Marco Pasini from Indus is terrible. He does not call back or email back when I have questions. Awful customer service.
  Trip date: January 2019
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  WalterMilne

  · February 12th, 2019
  the tour was to Machu Pichu and Lake titicaca . Hotels were fantastic, tour buses even had wifi, tour guides knowledgeable, Also visit Cuzco & Lima small group
  Trip date: February 2019
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  Henry

  · September 4th, 2018
  At this time, I am going to give a synopsis of our drivers and guides. Let me lead off by saying all the guides we had were knowledgeable and catered to our needs. Kudos to Indus Travel for using them. They made sure that the members of the group were accommodated as far as comfort during our excursions. They made sure we had plenty of water to stay hydrated. Every time we entered or exited the bus they provided two bottles each of cold water. 1. All the guides were knowledgeable and attentive to the - groups needs. They assured that we all experienced the same information. 2. Transfer from Lima Airport to Sonesta Hotel, August 14 – Melissa and driver were right there to collect us and drive us the 45 minutes to our hotel. She provided us with some history of Lima and made sure we got checked into the hotel. 3. Transfer from Sonesta Hotel to Lima Airport, August 15 – Bruno was there to get us to the airport at 445am. He escorted us to the Latam desk and made sure we got checked in. If it weren’t for him, we may not have been able to board 4. Ollantaytambo ruins and Cusco City Tour – Wilda – was extremely knowledgeable in the Incan civilization. She accommodated the group in allowing some to climb the terraces and led the remainder on a tour around the ground floor. In Cusco, she led us through all the churches explaining how the Spanish had built the churches on the top of the Incan temples. 5. Machu Picchu – Luis picked us up at the hotel and made sure we got our train tickets and got on the right train. Jackeline met us at the train and guided us through the entrance process and then proceeded to lead us through the ruins. She accommodated a couple of the group that could only make it to the first level while getting the rest of the group to the top and then having us understand that the name was for the mountain (meaning old mountain). 6. Dinner at Tunupa – Guide was Alan and he was gracious enough to walk slowly to accommodate a few of the group as we had done a couple of miles already. The route to the restaurant was three city blocks STRAIGHT UPHILL. It was the same route we took earlier in the day for the tour. Alan assured that we were seated at the restaurant and promptly left us. 7. Hotel to airport for flight to Lima. Again, two of us flew Latam while the remainder of the group flew Avianca. 8. Airport to Hotel in Lima – 9. City tour and ruins – Julia led us through the city (two monasteries and through the central square) and through the Inca city of Saqsawwaman, more like the Egyptian pyramids but bigger. The worlds largest stone is located at this spot (something like 200 tons). We also visited Q’enco, Pukapukara and Tambomachmay. Again, Julia was most informative Dinner at Hualana - Pepe took us to dinner and since one of our group was sick, we asked him to join us. He regaled us with tales of his many experiences as a tour guide. Hotels – Sonesta Hotels are really fantastic. I again will commend Indus Travels for using these hotels. All Lima and Cusco hotels were close to the center of town and easy walking to the central markets and dining (when on our own). Excursions – Not much to add here, but we were exposed to lots of the history of Peru and proof of Peru’s gastronomical reputation. The tours were extraordinary, especially Machu Picchu (of course that’s what we came to see). Food was excellent, but buffets get tiresome. Our (Cindy and I) favorite was the sit down at Huana Pullana.
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  Trip date: August 2018