23 itineraries
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Six days between capital and desert: colonial catacombs, sea lion islands, an oasis in the hollow of the dunes and the Nazca lines seen from the sky.
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Seven days between the world's highest great lake and the coloured mountains: kayaking at Capachica, Taquile island, chullpas, the last Inca bridge and the fortress of Waqrapukara.
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Petrified wood, radio telescopes, the roof of Texas, giant caverns and thousand-year-old adobes all the way to the dunes of Colorado.
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Nine days towards the wonder: four days' walking on the Inca Trail to the Sun Gate, then Machu Picchu explored from every angle, ticket after ticket.
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Nine days in pre-Inca Peru: the Moche huacas of Trujillo, Chan Chan, Atahualpa's ransom in Cajamarca, the funerary cliffs of Chachapoyas, Kuélap and the treasures of Sipán.
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Ten days in the deep south: the white city, the Cotahuasi and Colca canyons among the deepest in the world, oases, hot springs and the flight of the condors.
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Ten days of adventure off the beaten track: the Humantay lagoon, the great trek down the Apurímac canyon to Choquequirao, then Vitcos and Espíritu Pampa, the last refuges of the Incas.
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Ten days in the heart of the Inca empire: the capital and its fortresses, the Sistine Chapel of the Andes, Pisac, Chinchero, Moray, the Maras salt pans, Ollantaytambo and a night suspended from the cliff.
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Ten days of absolute contrasts: three nights in a luxury lodge in the southern Amazon, then Huaraz, the sanctuary of Chavín and four days of trekking beneath the icy giants of the Cordillera Blanca.
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From Los Angeles to San Diego: film studios, Pacific beaches, Catalina Island and legendary parks.
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From Seattle to the volcanoes of the Cascades, between century-old markets, giant forests and crater lakes.
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The finale: the Lima of the viceroys, the oldest city in the Americas, then eight days of deep immersion in the Tahuayo Amazon, the most species-rich region in the entire lowland Amazon.
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Cliff dwellings, dizzying gorges, sandstone arches and the Rockies: the great mineral finale before the plains.
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Zion, Bryce, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon and both rims of the Grand Canyon: the mythical heart of the West.
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From the walls of Yosemite to the mists of the Golden Gate: thousand-year-old sequoias, the temples of Silicon Valley and the hills of San Francisco.
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Bison of the Badlands, granite presidents, the geysers of the world's first national park, and the loop closing back on Seattle.
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The northern island in two weeks: Sapporo, Otaru, the Furano hills, the Shiretoko Peninsula, the eastern lakes and Hakodate.
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From the skyscrapers of Manhattan to Niagara Falls, by way of the Newport mansions, revolutionary Boston, Acadia and the White Mountains.
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Seventeen days from the baths of Gunma to the gold of Nikkō, then across the Japanese Alps: Kamikōchi, the Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route, the Kenroku-en of Kanazawa, the thatched roofs of Shirakawa-gō and Takayama.
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Seventeen days in northern Honshū, from Aomori to Niigata: Hirosaki Castle, the cypress baths of Sukayu, the Oirase gorge, the samurai street of Kakunodate, the Fujiwara gold, Yamadera and Ginzan Onsen under gas lamps.
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Eighteen days on the northern island: Sapporo and Otaru, Cape Sōya at the far end of Japan, the climb up Rishiri-Fuji, the hills of Biei, Daisetsuzan, Shiretoko and its brown bears, then the volcanoes of the south down to Hakodate.
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82 days sequenced Morning / Afternoon / Evening / Hotel.
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89 days sequenced Morning / Afternoon / Evening / Hotel.
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