It is one of the most important archaeological sites on the Peruvian coast. With an extension of more than 465 hectares, construction began at the beginning of our era and its use was uninterrupted for about 1,500 years until the arrival of the Spanish conquerors in 1533. Here we can find evidence of four different cultures: Lima, Wari . Ychma and Inca; being the Ychmas, who carried out most of the constructions that are seen today in the place, highlighting their pyramids with a ramp. It has an excellent site museum and a huge number of ancient structures including temples, palaces, pyramids, aqueducts, cemeteries, squares, streets, etc. It was the home of one of the most feared divinities of ancient Peru known as Pachacamac, the one who had the power to move the earth and cause earthquakes, whose idol was found in the place and is exhibited in the museum.

We will visit a farm house located in the Lurin Valley. In its beautiful gardens, a professional horse trainer will invite us to discover the world of the famous Peruvian Paso Horse. You will enjoy a welcome Pisco Sour and an appetizer of native potatoes at the beginning of the exhibition. The show presents the different stages of training and care of these unique horses in the world. The riders will surprise you with their mastery of this fabulous national species and will present the beautiful coastal dance known as the "Marinera". If you wish, you can ride a Peruvian Paso horse, known to be the softest saddle horse in the world. Finally, we will go to the table to enjoy a tasty lunch and dessert made with organic products from the farm's own garden, all accompanied by a glass of Peruvian wine! This tour has a vegetarian option with prior notice.