Glatt Kosher Vacations: Magical Peruvian Adventure 2026

Welcome to Peru — a land where breathtaking landscapes meet ancient civilizations and vibrant cultures. This unforgettable tour offers a rich tapestry of experiences designed to captivate your senses and create lasting memories. From the elegant colonial architecture of Lima to the iconic ruins of Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Peru is a true treasure trove of history and natural beauty.
 

Your adventure begins in Lima, Peru’s bustling capital on the Pacific coast. Wander through its carefully preserved colonial center, where the Plaza de Armas stands as a living testament to the city’s rich past. Dive into Peru’s ancient history at the renowned Museo Larco, home to an extraordinary collection of pre-Columbian art that unveils the mysteries of early civilizations.
 

Next, travel to Cusco, the historic capital of the Inca Empire. This enchanting city’s cobblestone streets are lined with stunning Incan architecture and vibrant markets filled with colorful textiles and crafts. 
 

The highlight of your journey is the legendary Machu Picchu. You will also explore nearby archaeological gems such as Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puca Pucara, and Tambomachay—ancient stone structures rich in history and mystery.
 

Along the way, indulge in Peru’s world-famous cuisine—savor fresh ceviche, hearty stews, succulent roasted chicken, and the iconic Chicha Morada drink. Feel the warmth and hospitality of the Peruvian people as they welcome you into their culture with open arms.
 

Book your unforgettable Peruvian adventure today! 

 

Beautifully Appointed Accommodations

Meliá Lima — 5-Star Luxury Hotel

Located in the heart of Lima’s financial district, Meliá Lima offers an ideal base to explore Peru’s vibrant capital. This contemporary hotel features modern amenities, exceptional dining options, and a range of special services designed to make your stay memorable. Often called “The City of Kings,” Lima’s many attractions are easily accessible from this prime location.
 

Relax in spacious Deluxe Rooms (22 m²) featuring city views, your choice of one king or two double beds, a work desk, and bathrooms with bathtubs. Unwind at the outdoor swimming pool, wellness center, gym, and Turkish bath — everything you need to recharge after a day of discovery.

 

JW Marriott El Convento Cusco — 5-Star Luxury Hotel

Experience unparalleled luxury at JW Marriott El Convento Cusco, a boutique hotel housed in a meticulously restored 16th-century convent located in Cusco’s historic center. The hotel seamlessly blends colonial grandeur with modern comforts, including two exhibition halls showcasing ancient Peruvian artifacts.
 

Guest rooms and suites are designed with your comfort in mind, featuring deluxe bedding, marble bathrooms, and oxygen-enrichment systems to help alleviate altitude sickness. The spacious Deluxe Rooms (30 m²) offer one king or two double beds, a living area, mini-fridge, and complimentary Wi-Fi.
 

Indulge in rejuvenating Inca healing treatments at the full-service spa, enjoy massage therapy, and refresh in the private indoor pool and Swiss shower — perfect for relaxation after exploring the wonders of Cusco.

 

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Machu Picchu

Known as “The Lost City of the Incas,” Machu Picchu is a masterpiece of Incan engineering and spirituality. Built circa 1450, this UNESCO World Heritage site features stunning dry-stone constructions such as the Intihuatana stone, the Temple of the Sun, and the Room of the Three Windows, reflecting the profound architectural and cultural achievements of the Inca civilization.
 

Kenko

A mysterious archaeological sanctuary whose name means “labyrinth” in Quechua, Kenko sprawls over 3,500 square meters atop Socorro Hill. It offers fascinating insights into Incan ceremonial practices.
 

Puca Pucara (The Pink Fortress)

Named after the reddish soil in the area, Puca Pucara served as a strategic tambo — a lodging and food storage complex essential for Incan administrative and military activities.
 

Tambomachay (Temple of Water)

This sacred site, also called the “Bath of the Ñusta,” features an intricate aqueduct system providing fresh water year-round. It was a religious site dedicated to the worship of water, vital for the prosperity of the Inca Empire.
 

Sacsayhuamán

Translating to “Satisfied Hawk,” Sacsayhuamán is a formidable fortress built from massive granite blocks. It served as a defense against invaders and is distinguished by its zigzagging terraces and imposing stone walls stretching up to 300 meters.
 

Koricancha

Once the most important temple dedicated to Inti, the Sun God, Koricancha was a symbol of religious and political power in the Inca Empire.
 

Pisac

A charming town famed for its colorful market, Pisac offers an authentic opportunity to experience local culture and craftsmanship, with artisans selling textiles, crafts, and fresh produce.
 

Urubamba Valley (Sacred Valley)

Renowned for its fertile lands and temperate climate, the Sacred Valley was vital to the Incas for agriculture. It remains a serene landscape dotted with traditional villages and ancient ruins.
 

Ollantaytambo

At the valley’s end lies Ollantaytambo, an impressive Inca fortress and living town. Its massive stone terraces and temples exemplify Incan architectural ingenuity. The site played a critical role during the Inca resistance against Spanish conquest.
 

Moray and Maras

Discover Moray, an ancient Incan agricultural laboratory featuring circular terraces designed to study crop growth at different altitudes. Nearby, the salt mines of Maras showcase over two thousand terraced salt pools, producing salt through traditional methods and creating a breathtaking landscape.