DAY 01: ARRIVAL IN HUÁNUCO – CITY TOUR / KOTOSH / COUNTRYSIDE / TOMAYQUICHUA
Arrival at the transport terminal and transfer to the selected hotel.
Visit to the Plaza de Armas; the modern Cathedral, home to the "Señor de Burgos" (Lord of Burgos), King and Patron Saint of Huánuco; the Church of San Cristóbal, the oldest in the city; the Church of San Francisco; and the Calicanto Bridge, constructed using lime, river stones, and egg whites. Afterward, visit the Kotosh Archaeological Center—home to the famous "Temple of the Crossed Hands," dating back over 4,000 years—and view the Quillarumi rock formation. View of Pillco Mozo, the eternal guardian of the city of Huánuco. Then, head to the House of La Perricholi (a famous actress whose beauty and intelligence captivated Viceroy Manuel Amat), located in the district of Tomayquichua. Visit the Cachigaga Hacienda to taste sugarcane-based beverages. Visit the Ermita de las Pampas (Hermitage) and the Artisans' House. Return to the hotel. Overnight stay.
DAY 02: WANUKO MARKA
Breakfast.
Morning departure for the town of La Unión. Visit the monumental citadel of Wanuko Marka. This archaeological site dates back to the Inca era and served as the capital of the Chinchaysuyo region; the original city of Huánuco was also founded here. Return to La Unión. City tour of La Unión, including the historic Mariscal Cáceres Bridge, the viewpoint, the church, and more. Visit the medicinal hot springs of Tauripampa. Return to Huánuco.
Overnight stay.
DAY 03: TINGO MARÍA / NATIONAL PARK – DEPARTURE FROM HUÁNUCO
Continental breakfast.
Departure for the city of Tingo María. Along the route, we observe the climatic and geographical transition at Carpish as we enter the jungle. Visit to Cueva de las Pavas (Cave of the Pavas), featuring a rock formation that resembles a woman's silhouette. Visit to Cueva de las Lechuzas (Cave of the Owls) to view formations created by stalactites and stalagmites, as well as *guácharos* (an endangered species). Visit to the Jacintillo sulfur springs, known for their medicinal properties. Visit to the UNAS animal breeding center. Visit to the artisan center.
Transfer for the return journey to the city of origin.
END OF SERVICES
Classic Huánuco 3D/2N
DAY 01: ARRIVAL IN HUÁNUCO – CITY TOUR / KOTOSH / COUNTRYSIDE / TOMAYQUICHUA
Arrival at the transport terminal and transfer to the selected hotel.
Visit to the Plaza de Armas; the modern Cathedral, home to the "Señor de Burgos" (Lord of Burgos), King and Patron Saint of Huánuco; the Church of San Cristóbal, the oldest in the city; the Church of San Francisco; and the Calicanto Bridge, constructed using lime, river stones, and egg whites. Afterward, visit the Kotosh Archaeological Center—home to the famous "Temple of the Crossed Hands," dating back over 4,000 years—and view the Quillarumi rock formation. View of Pillco Mozo, the eternal guardian of the city of Huánuco. Then, head to the House of La Perricholi (a famous actress whose beauty and intelligence captivated Viceroy Manuel Amat), located in the district of Tomayquichua. Visit the Cachigaga Hacienda to taste sugarcane-based beverages. Visit the Ermita de las Pampas (Hermitage) and the Artisans' House. Return to the hotel. Overnight stay.
DAY 02: WANUKO MARKA
Breakfast.
Morning departure for the town of La Unión. Visit the monumental citadel of Wanuko Marka. This archaeological site dates back to the Inca era and served as the capital of the Chinchaysuyo region; the original city of Huánuco was also founded here. Return to La Unión. City tour of La Unión, including the historic Mariscal Cáceres Bridge, the viewpoint, the church, and more. Visit the medicinal hot springs of Tauripampa. Return to Huánuco.
Overnight stay.
DAY 03: TINGO MARÍA / NATIONAL PARK – DEPARTURE FROM HUÁNUCO
Continental breakfast.
Departure for the city of Tingo María. Along the route, we observe the climatic and geographical transition at Carpish as we enter the jungle. Visit to Cueva de las Pavas (Cave of the Pavas), featuring a rock formation that resembles a woman's silhouette. Visit to Cueva de las Lechuzas (Cave of the Owls) to view formations created by stalactites and stalagmites, as well as *guácharos* (an endangered species). Visit to the Jacintillo sulfur springs, known for their medicinal properties. Visit to the UNAS animal breeding center. Visit to the artisan center.
Transfer for the return journey to the city of origin.
END OF SERVICES
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