10-Day Lima → Cusco → Aguas Calientes Itinerary

12:00

Prepare and head to George Bush Intercontinental Airport

Arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before your international departure. Check-in counters typically open 3 hours prior. Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates and that you have your travel documents ready.

📍 George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), Houston, TX

14:45

Check-in, security, and explore airport lounges or dining before departure

Terminal D handles most international departures at IAH. Consider accessing a lounge if you have Priority Pass or credit card access. Exchange some USD to Peruvian Soles (PEN) at the airport or use an ATM upon arrival in Lima.

📍 IAH Terminal D – International Departures

17:45

Depart Houston (IAH) to Lima, Peru (LIM)

Flight duration is approximately 7–8 hours. Peru operates on PET (UTC-5), which is the same as CDT. Settle in, rest, and stay hydrated during the flight to arrive feeling refreshed.

📍 George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)

03:30

Arrive at Jorge Chavez International Airport, Lima

Upon arrival, proceed through immigration and collect your baggage. Complete your tourist arrival card (Tarjeta Andina de Migracion) before reaching immigration. ATMs are available in the arrivals hall – withdraw Soles for local expenses.

📍 Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM), Callao, Lima

04:30

Transfer to hotel via pre-arranged airport taxi or reputable taxi service

Use only official airport taxis (green and white) or a pre-booked transfer for safety. The drive to San Isidro takes approximately 30–45 minutes depending on traffic. Avoid unlicensed taxis at the airport.

📍 ibis Styles Lima San Isidro, San Isidro District, Lima

05:15

Check in at ibis Styles Lima San Isidro and rest

Early check-in may be available – confirm with the hotel in advance. Request a quiet room and get several hours of rest to recover from the overnight flight before exploring the city.

📍 ibis Styles Lima San Isidro, San Isidro, Lima

09:00

Breakfast at the hotel or nearby café

ibis Styles typically includes breakfast. Alternatively, try a nearby café in San Isidro, one of Lima's most upscale and safe neighborhoods.

📍 ibis Styles Lima San Isidro or nearby San Isidro neighborhood

10:30

Stroll through Parque El Olivar – a UNESCO-listed olive grove park

This peaceful park features centuries-old olive trees and is perfect for a gentle morning walk to acclimate to Lima. Swans and birds inhabit the small lake. Free to enter.

📍 Parque El Olivar, San Isidro, Lima

12:30

Lunch at a renowned Peruvian restaurant in Miraflores

Lima is considered one of the world's culinary capitals. Try classic ceviche, tiradito, or lomo saltado. Make a reservation in advance for top restaurants. Miraflores is a 10-minute taxi ride from San Isidro.

📍 Miraflores District, Lima (e.g., La Mar Cebichería or Maido)

14:30

Visit Huaca Pucllana – an ancient adobe pyramid in the heart of Miraflores

This impressive pre-Incan ceremonial center dates to 400 AD. Guided tours are available in English and Spanish (approx. 1.5 hours). Entry fee is approximately 15 PEN. Open Tuesday–Sunday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

📍 Huaca Pucllana, General Borgoño Block 8, Miraflores, Lima

16:30

Walk along the Malecón Cisneros – Lima's stunning clifftop boardwalk

Enjoy panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean from the cliffs. Watch paragliders soar above the coastline. The sunset from here is spectacular. Visit Larcomar shopping center at the cliff's edge for souvenirs or a coffee.

📍 Malecón Cisneros, Miraflores, Lima

18:30

Explore Parque Kennedy and the Miraflores neighborhood

This lively park is surrounded by cafes, restaurants, and artisan markets. The park is famously home to dozens of friendly cats. Grab a coffee or cocktail at one of the surrounding terraces.

📍 Parque Kennedy, Miraflores, Lima

20:00

Dinner at a fine dining restaurant in Miraflores or San Isidro

Consider restaurants like Astrid y Gastón, Central (advance reservation essential), or a local cevichería for an authentic Lima evening. Peruvian pisco sours are a must-try.

📍 Miraflores or San Isidro, Lima

22:00

Return to hotel and rest

Rest well ahead of your second full day in Lima. Avoid over-scheduling given the late arrival the previous night.

📍 ibis Styles Lima San Isidro

07:00

Wake up and breakfast at ibis Styles Lima San Isidro

Fuel up with a hearty breakfast before your flight. Pack any remaining belongings and check out of the hotel, ensuring luggage is ready for transport.

📍 ibis Styles Lima San Isidro

08:30

Visit the Historic Centre of Lima – Plaza Mayor and Cathedral

Lima's historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the Cathedral of Lima, the Government Palace, and the Archbishop's Palace. Taxi from San Isidro takes approximately 20–30 minutes. This area is best visited in the morning before tourist crowds.

📍 Plaza Mayor (Plaza de Armas), Historic Centre of Lima

09:30

Explore Monasterio de San Francisco and its famous catacombs

The monastery and its underground catacombs (with 25,000 human remains) are one of Lima's most visited sites. Guided tours available; entry approximately 15–20 PEN. Open daily 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM.

📍 Monasterio de San Francisco, Plaza San Francisco, Historic Centre, Lima

11:00

Check out of hotel (if not done earlier) and transfer to Lima Airport

Allow at least 2 hours before domestic departure. Traffic from Historic Centre to the airport can be 30–50 minutes. Use a trusted taxi service or Uber.

📍 Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM)

12:30

Arrive at Lima Airport – check in for domestic flight to Cusco

Domestic check-in typically closes 45 minutes before departure. Have your Peruvian ID/passport ready. Grab a light lunch at the airport if needed.

📍 Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM), Domestic Terminal

14:00

Depart Lima (LIM) to Cusco (CUZ)

Flight duration is approximately 1 hour 25 minutes. Enjoy aerial views of the Andes mountains on approach to Cusco. The flight is scenic – window seat recommended.

📍 Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM)

15:25

Arrive at Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport, Cusco

Cusco sits at 3,400 meters (11,200 ft) above sea level. Move slowly upon arrival and avoid strenuous activity for the first few hours. Altitude sickness (soroche) is common – coca tea (mate de coca) is widely available and helpful. Drink plenty of water.

📍 Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ), Cusco

16:15

Transfer to Classic Hotel Cusco and check in

Taxis from the airport to central Cusco take about 15–20 minutes. Agree on a fare before entering the taxi or book a hotel transfer. Check in and rest in your room to acclimatize – this is highly recommended.

📍 Classic Hotel Cusco, Cusco

17:30

Rest and acclimatize at the hotel

Spend at least 2–3 hours resting horizontally to help your body adjust to the altitude. Drink coca tea or take Diamox if prescribed. Avoid alcohol and heavy meals this evening.

📍 Classic Hotel Cusco

19:30

Gentle evening stroll to Plaza de Armas, Cusco

Take a slow, easy 10–15 minute walk (or short taxi ride) to Cusco's magnificent main square. Admire the illuminated Cathedral and La Compañía de Jesús church. Walk slowly and avoid overexertion.

📍 Plaza de Armas, Historic Centre, Cusco

20:30

Light dinner at a restaurant near Plaza de Armas

Keep dinner light to aid acclimatization. Try local Cusqueñan dishes like quinoa soup or alpaca steak. Recommended restaurants: MAP Café, Cicciolina, or Chicha by Gastón Acurio. Return to hotel early.

📍 Plaza de Armas area, Cusco

22:00

Return to hotel and rest for the night

A good night's sleep is essential for acclimatization. Keep water on your nightstand. If you experience severe headaches, nausea, or shortness of breath, contact the hotel for medical assistance.

📍 Classic Hotel Cusco

07:30

Breakfast at the hotel

Start with a light breakfast – quinoa porridge, fresh fruit, and coca tea are ideal for acclimatization. Check how you feel before planning the day's intensity.

📍 Classic Hotel Cusco

09:00

Guided tour of Cusco's Historic Centre – Cathedral, Qorikancha, and Inca walls

Hire a licensed English-speaking guide from your hotel or through a reputable agency. The Cusco Tourist Ticket (Boleto Turístico) covers many sites and costs approximately 130 PEN for a full ticket. Qorikancha (Temple of the Sun) is the most sacred Inca site in the city.

📍 Historic Centre of Cusco (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

11:30

Explore the San Pedro Market

A vibrant local market with fresh produce, exotic fruits, traditional textiles, and street food. Try freshly squeezed orange juice and chicha morada (purple corn drink). Be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas.

📍 Mercado San Pedro, Tupac Amaru, Cusco

13:00

Lunch at a local Cusqueñan restaurant

Try cuy (guinea pig) a Cusco delicacy, or alpaca lomo saltado. Restaurants like Pachapapa or La Bodega 138 offer authentic local flavors in charming settings.

📍 Historic Centre, Cusco

14:30

Visit Sacsayhuamán – the massive Inca fortress above Cusco

One of the most impressive Inca military complexes, built with enormous perfectly fitted stones. Walk slowly – the site is at 3,700m. Covered under the Cusco Tourist Ticket. Taxi from centre takes 10 minutes; alternatively, hike uphill (30 min) if acclimatized.

📍 Sacsayhuamán, Cusco (2 km north of Plaza de Armas)

16:30

Visit Q'enqo and Puca Pucara archaeological sites

Q'enqo is a fascinating Inca site with a carved limestone outcrop, underground chambers, and a sacrificial altar. Puca Pucara ('Red Fortress') was an Inca military checkpoint. Both are covered by the Tourist Ticket and are a short taxi ride from Sacsayhuamán.

📍 Q'enqo and Puca Pucara, northeast of Cusco

18:00

Return to hotel for rest and freshen up

Give your body time to rest after a day of exploration at altitude. Hydrate well and prepare for the evening.

📍 Classic Hotel Cusco

20:00

Dinner at a top restaurant in Cusco

MAP Café (inside the Pre-Columbian Art Museum) offers a superb fusion menu in a stunning courtyard. Chicha by Gastón Acurio is also excellent. Make reservations earlier in the day.

📍 Cusco City Centre

22:00

Return to hotel and rest

Rest well – tomorrow brings another day of discovery in the Sacred Valley area.

📍 Classic Hotel Cusco

07:00

Early breakfast and depart for a full-day Sacred Valley tour

Book a guided Sacred Valley day tour through your hotel or a reputable agency (approx. 80–150 USD per person). The valley sits lower than Cusco (2,800m), making it easier to breathe. Tours typically depart around 7–8 AM.

📍 Sacred Valley of the Incas (Valle Sagrado), departing from Cusco

08:30

Visit Pisac Inca Ruins and Terraces

Pisac features some of the most elaborate Inca agricultural terraces in existence, along with temples, ritual baths, and breathtaking mountain views. Covered by the Tourist Ticket. Allow approximately 1.5–2 hours on site.

📍 Pisac Archaeological Site, Sacred Valley

10:30

Explore Pisac Market

One of the best artisan markets in Peru. Browse and purchase alpaca textiles, handmade jewelry, ceramics, and traditional Andean crafts. Bargaining is acceptable. A great place for authentic souvenirs.

📍 Pisac Village Market, Sacred Valley

12:30

Lunch at a traditional Sacred Valley restaurant

Many tours include lunch at a buffet-style restaurant featuring traditional Andean dishes – quinoa soup, grilled meats, and ceviche. If not included, El Huacatay in Urubamba is highly recommended.

📍 Urubamba or Pisac area, Sacred Valley

14:00

Visit Ollantaytambo Fortress

One of the few Inca military strongholds that was never conquered by the Spanish. The site includes massive sun temples, terraces, and water fountains. Covered by Tourist Ticket. Also note: Ollantaytambo is the town where you'll board the train to Machu Picchu tomorrow – familiarize yourself with the train station location.

📍 Ollantaytambo, Sacred Valley

16:30

Explore Ollantaytambo village – a living Inca town

Walk through the original Inca street grid that has remained largely unchanged for 600 years. Browse local shops and enjoy the charming atmosphere before returning to Cusco.

📍 Ollantaytambo village, Sacred Valley

17:30

Return drive to Cusco

Drive takes approximately 1.5–2 hours depending on traffic. Enjoy the scenic valley and mountain views en route.

📍 En route: Ollantaytambo to Cusco

19:30

Freshen up at hotel and enjoy a quiet dinner nearby

Keep tonight's dinner relaxed. Rest up well – tomorrow you depart early for Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu.

📍 Classic Hotel Cusco and surroundings

21:30

Pack bags and prepare for early departure to Machu Picchu tomorrow

Pack a day bag for Machu Picchu with essentials: sunscreen, insect repellent, rain poncho, water, snacks, camera, and your Machu Picchu entry ticket. Confirm train time and arrange early morning taxi to Cusco Poroy Station. Set an early alarm.

📍 Classic Hotel Cusco

05:30

Wake up, light breakfast, and final packing

Eat a light breakfast – many hotels can arrange an early breakfast box. Check out of the hotel and ensure all luggage is secured. The hotel may hold extra luggage while you're in Aguas Calientes if needed.

📍 Classic Hotel Cusco

06:30

Transfer to Cusco Poroy Station

Poroy Station is approximately 20–25 minutes from central Cusco by taxi. Arrive at least 30–45 minutes before departure. Have your train ticket and passport ready for boarding.

📍 Cusco Poroy Train Station (Estación Poroy), Cusco

07:30

Board train from Cusco Poroy Station to Aguas Calientes

Peru Rail or Inca Rail trains run this scenic route through the Sacred Valley and cloud forest. The journey takes approximately 3.5–4 hours. Enjoy panoramic windows and spectacular Andean scenery. Snacks and drinks are typically available on board.

📍 Cusco Poroy Station, Cusco

11:30

Arrive at Aguas Calientes Station

Aguas Calientes is the gateway town to Machu Picchu, nestled in a cloud forest valley. After arrival, check in at Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel – one of the most special eco-lodges in Peru, set within 12 acres of cloud forest. Drop bags and freshen up.

📍 Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) Train Station

12:00

Check in at Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel

This award-winning hotel features rustic-chic bungalows set among lush gardens. Enjoy a welcome coca tea. The hotel offers complimentary guided nature walks on property. Confirm your Machu Picchu entry ticket and bus departure time for tomorrow morning.

📍 Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel, Aguas Calientes

13:00

Lunch at Inkaterra or a restaurant in Aguas Calientes

The hotel's restaurant features excellent Novo-Andean cuisine. Alternatively, explore the town's restaurants along the Urubamba River. Try trout from local highland rivers.

📍 Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel or Aguas Calientes town centre

15:00

Explore Aguas Calientes town and the hot springs

Aguas Calientes is a charming mountain town. Visit the natural hot springs (Baños Termales) at the top of town – perfect for relaxing sore muscles after travel. Entry is approximately 20 PEN. Bring a towel and sandals.

📍 Aguas Calientes, Machu Picchu Pueblo

17:00

Guided nature walk through Inkaterra's cloud forest garden

Inkaterra offers complimentary guided walks through their private cloud forest, home to 372 species of orchids, hummingbirds, and Andean bears. Walks typically depart in the late afternoon – ask at reception to confirm timing.

📍 Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel grounds

19:00

Dinner at Inkaterra Restaurant

Dine in-house for convenience and quality. The restaurant is excellent. Keep dinner moderate – an early night is essential before your Machu Picchu visit tomorrow.

📍 Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel

20:30

Prepare gear for Machu Picchu and early bedtime

Lay out tomorrow's clothes: wear comfortable layers, sturdy walking shoes, and bring sunscreen, hat, rain poncho, and a refillable water bottle. Machu Picchu plastic bags and single-use plastics are prohibited. Set alarm for 4:30–5:00 AM. Bus tickets from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu gate should be pre-purchased (Consettur buses).

📍 Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel

05:00

Wake up and light breakfast before heading to Machu Picchu

The hotel can arrange an early breakfast box. The first buses to Machu Picchu depart from the bus terminal in town at 5:30 AM. Join the queue early to catch the first buses and arrive at the citadel at sunrise – an unforgettable experience.

📍 Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel

05:30

Board Consettur bus from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu citadel

The bus ride up the switchback mountain road takes approximately 25–30 minutes. Round-trip bus tickets cost approximately 24 USD and should be pre-purchased online or at the terminal. Have your Machu Picchu entry ticket and passport ready at the gate.

📍 Aguas Calientes Bus Terminal (near train station)

06:00

Enter Machu Picchu Citadel at sunrise – iconic Wonder of the World

Machu Picchu is one of the world's greatest archaeological wonders, built by the Incas in the 15th century at 2,430m. Morning mist often envelops the citadel at sunrise creating a magical atmosphere. Entry requires a timed ticket – Circuit 1, 2, or 4 are most comprehensive for first-time visitors. Hiring a licensed guide on-site or pre-booking one is highly recommended.

📍 Machu Picchu Archaeological Site, Cusco Region, Peru

06:00

Guided tour of Machu Picchu – Sun Gate, Temple of the Sun, Intihuatana Stone

A 2–3 hour guided tour will cover key structures: the Temple of the Sun, Room of Three Windows, Intihuatana ritual stone, Temple of the Condor, and the agricultural terraces. Listen for llamas grazing freely throughout the site.

📍 Machu Picchu Citadel

09:00

Hike to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku) for panoramic views

A moderately challenging 45-minute hike from the main citadel. The Sun Gate offers the most iconic and complete view of Machu Picchu from above. No additional ticket required. Wear good walking shoes and bring water.

📍 Inti Punku (Sun Gate), Machu Picchu

10:30

Continue exploration of the citadel at your own pace

Revisit favorite areas, photograph the iconic llama-framed citadel views, and soak in the majesty of this extraordinary site. The citadel becomes more crowded from 10 AM onward.

📍 Machu Picchu Citadel

12:00

Lunch at Machu Picchu or return to Aguas Calientes for lunch

The Sanctuary Lodge next to the citadel entrance has a restaurant (book in advance). Alternatively, take the bus back down and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Aguas Calientes. No food or drinks (except water in sealed bottles) may be brought into the citadel.

📍 Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge (adjacent to the citadel) or Aguas Calientes

13:30

Return to Aguas Calientes by bus and explore the town

Buses run continuously throughout the day. Browse artisan stalls and souvenir shops in the market area for Machu Picchu mementos. The town has a charming bohemian atmosphere worth exploring at leisure.

📍 Aguas Calientes, Machu Picchu Pueblo

15:30

Relax at Inkaterra Hotel – spa, gardens, or pool

Inkaterra offers a stunning spa with Andean healing treatments. Book a massage or Andean herbal bath to soothe muscles after the morning's hiking. Truly a restorative experience in a magical jungle setting.

📍 Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel

19:00

Farewell dinner at a restaurant in Aguas Calientes

Celebrate an incredible day at Machu Picchu with a special dinner. Coya Restaurant at the Inkaterra is excellent. Alternatively, try Indio Feliz or Toto's House in town for local cuisine.

📍 Aguas Calientes or Inkaterra Hotel Restaurant

21:00

Return to hotel, pack for tomorrow's departure

Confirm checkout time and arrange luggage for tomorrow. Confirm the train departure time back to Cusco (Poroy). Get adequate rest.

📍 Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel

07:00

Breakfast at Inkaterra and check out

Enjoy a final breakfast at this magical property. Check out and ensure all luggage is ready. Make your way to the train station in advance of your departure.

📍 Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel

08:30

Board train from Aguas Calientes to Cusco Poroy Station

Confirm your exact train time – trains run at various times throughout the morning and afternoon. The scenic journey back through the Sacred Valley takes 3.5–4 hours. Relax and enjoy the last views of the cloud forest and Andean landscapes.

📍 Aguas Calientes Train Station

12:30

Arrive at Cusco Poroy Station and transfer to Cusco city centre

Taxi from Poroy to central Cusco takes 20–25 minutes. You don't have a hotel in Cusco tonight as your flight is early tomorrow, so consider storing luggage at a hotel or the airport.

📍 Cusco Poroy Station → Cusco city centre

13:30

Lunch in Cusco and last-minute souvenir shopping

The artisan barrio of San Blas is Cusco's bohemian neighbourhood, full of workshops, galleries, and boutiques selling high-quality alpaca goods, ceramics, and jewellery. Excellent for final souvenir shopping.

📍 Cusco city centre, San Blas neighbourhood

15:00

Visit Museo Qorikancha (Convent of Santo Domingo) if not visited previously

The Temple of the Sun is the most sacred Inca monument in Cusco, built with extraordinary gold-covered walls. The Spanish built the Convent of Santo Domingo directly over it. Open daily; entry approximately 15 PEN.

📍 Qorikancha / Santo Domingo Convent, Cusco

17:00

Final pisco sour and views from a Cusco rooftop bar

Raise a glass of pisco sour to toast an incredible journey. Several bars around Plaza de Armas offer stunning rooftop views of the cathedral and surrounding mountains.

📍 Cusco city centre (e.g., Limo Cocina Peruana or Norton Rats Tavern rooftop)

18:30

Dinner in Cusco

Enjoy a final dinner in Cusco. Cicciolina on Triunfo Street is beloved for its European-Peruvian fusion. Alternatively, Greens Organic offers excellent vegetarian and healthy options.

📍 Cusco city centre

20:30

Transfer to Cusco Airport or arrange early morning transport

Your flight tomorrow departs at 11:50 AM, so there is no need to rush to the airport tonight. Arrange a hotel near the airport or in the city centre for the night, or confirm a taxi booking for an early morning pickup. Alternatively, spend the evening at the airport if preferred.

📍 Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ), Cusco

08:00

Morning preparation and transfer to Cusco Airport

Arrive at the airport by 9:30 AM for your 11:50 AM departure. Allow time for check-in, security, and domestic departures. Have your passport and boarding pass ready.

📍 Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ), Cusco

09:30

Check in and clear security at Cusco Airport

The airport is small but can be busy during peak hours. Grab breakfast or coffee at one of the airport cafés. Purchase any final Peruvian souvenirs at airport shops.

📍 Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ)

11:50

Depart Cusco (CUZ) to Lima (LIM)

Approximately 1 hour 25 minute flight back to Lima. Enjoy aerial views of the Andes. On arrival in Lima, you have a connection to Houston.

📍 Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ)

13:30

Arrive Lima (LIM) – Transit to international departures for Houston flight

Your Lima to Houston flight departs at 00:55 on September 24th (midnight departure). You have approximately 11 hours in Lima. Options: (1) Stay airside and relax at the airport lounge, or (2) Exit and spend a final evening in Lima (Miraflores is 30–40 min away). If exiting, ensure you return to the airport by 9:30 PM for a midnight departure.

📍 Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM), Lima

14:30

Optional: Final Lima experience – revisit Miraflores for seafood lunch/dinner

If time and energy allow, spend a final few hours in Miraflores. Enjoy a last ceviche at La Mar or Punto Azul. Walk the Malecón one final time for Pacific Ocean views. Return to airport by 21:00.

📍 Miraflores District, Lima

21:00

Return to Lima Airport for international check-in

International check-in typically opens 3 hours before departure. Have all documents ready: passport, boarding pass, and any customs declaration forms. Visit the duty-free shops for last-minute Peruvian chocolates, pisco, or souvenirs.

📍 Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM)

22:30

Clear security and international departures – relax at gate or lounge

Lima's international airport has improved lounge facilities. Consider using a lounge if eligible. Grab a final meal or snack at the terminal restaurants before boarding.

📍 Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM) – International Terminal

23:55

Final boarding preparations for Houston flight

Boarding typically begins 45–60 minutes before departure. Ensure your boarding pass and passport are accessible. Reflect on an incredible journey through Peru.

📍 LIM International Departure Gate

00:55

Depart Lima (LIM) to Houston (IAH)

Overnight flight back to Houston. Flight duration is approximately 6–7 hours. Try to get some sleep during the flight to minimize jet lag upon return.

📍 Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM)

07:40

Arrive at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston

Welcome home! Proceed through US Customs and Immigration. Use the CBP Mobile Passport Control app to expedite customs processing. Collect checked baggage and arrange ground transportation home. Your incredible Peru journey is complete.

📍 George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), Houston, TX, USA

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