Upon arrival at the airport, transfer to your hotel in Santiago.

Santiago, the vibrant capital of Chile nestled in the Central Valley is cradled between the towering Andes Mountains. Upon arrival, a private transfer with an English-speaking guide will escort the guests from Santiago International Airport to their hotel. Known for its dynamic energy, modern skyline, and rich cultural fabric, Santiago offers a unique mix of colonial heritage and contemporary charm. The city is dotted with top-rated museums, lively street art, bustling markets, and gourmet restaurants. Guests may choose to stroll around local neighborhoods such as Bellavista, known for its bohemian flair, or Lastarria, which boasts a more artistic and upscale ambiance.

Later, enjoy their free time exploring the city at their own pace, perhaps visiting the central Plaza de Armas, Cerro San Cristóbal for panoramic views, or simply relaxing after the long journey.

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After breakfast at the hotel, embark on a scenic journey to the beautiful Matetic Vineyard located in the heart of the Chilean countryside.

Dive deep into the serene and natural landscapes of Chile. Guests will have the opportunity to connect with nature through activities like biking, horseback riding, or hiking—each offering a unique way to experience the vast native forests, lush valleys, and charming encounters with local fauna such as sheep and alpacas. The landscape is a rich mosaic of colors and calm, offering an authentic and unforgettable rural experience.

Later, enjoy the exclusive Corralillo Tour, beginning at the state-of-the-art Wine Cellar. Here, a bilingual guide will walk guests through the intricate wine-making process, highlighting organic and biodynamic agriculture practices that make Matetic wines so special. The tour includes panoramic views of the vineyards and ends with a refined tasting session of Corralillo wines, held either in a stylish underground tasting room or on a terrace overlooking the lush countryside.

Proceed to indulge in a delicious lunch at Restaurant Equilibrio, choosing between the regionally inspired Rosario menu or a hearty country barbecue—both designed to complement the winery’s celebrated flavors.

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After breakfast at the hotel, set out for a full-day excursion to the stunning coastal cities of Viña del Mar and Valparaíso, along with a visit to the Veramonte Vineyard.

Begin the day exploring Viña del Mar, famously known as the “Garden City” for its lush urban parks and meticulously maintained gardens. Situated along the Pacific Ocean, this elegant city is renowned for its sophisticated architecture, grand palaces, and the iconic Flower Clock, one of its most photographed landmarks. With the ocean breeze and scenic beauty all around, Viña del Mar provides a refreshing start to the day.

Later, proceed to Valparaíso, Chile’s principal port city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nestled between rolling hills and the sea, Valparaíso charms visitors with its vibrant colors, steep funiculars, and artistic soul. A visit to Cerro Alegre unveils cobbled streets, open-air murals, and bohemian charm. Travellers can optionally explore La Sebastiana, the hilltop home of Nobel Laureate Pablo Neruda, now a museum filled with quirky and poetic decor. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant, known for its flavorful seafood and coastal dishes. You’ll also stop at Sotomayor Square, where the Monument to the Heroes of Iquique stands as a symbol of national pride.

Proceed to Veramonte Vineyard, located in the Casablanca Valley. Surrounded by rolling hills and ideal wine-growing climate, this vineyard offers a perfect environment to learn about sustainable viticulture. Guests will have the opportunity to stroll through the vineyard, understand the winemaking process, and enjoy a tasting of Veramonte’s signature wines.

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After breakfast at Hotel, proceed for a full-day private wine tour to Colchagua Valley, one of Chile’s premier wine-producing regions.

The Colchagua Valley, once a part of the larger Rapel Valley, is now a recognized Denomination of Origin, known for producing some of Chile’s most distinguished red wines. This fertile valley is home to a variety of grapes, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and Carménère. Continue the experience with a visit to MontGras Vineyard, an acclaimed winery founded in the early 1990s. The estate is designed like a traditional hacienda and offers a varietal garden and unique blending experiences. One can participate in crafting their own bottle of wine—from blending to labeling—a personalized souvenir of the Chilean wine journey.

Later, proceed to visit Santa Cruz Vineyard, nestled in the Lolol terroir. This winery offers more than just fine wine—it provides a cultural journey. Take a cable car ride to Cerro Chamán, where replicas of Mapuche, Aymara, and Rapa Nui villages showcase the cultural roots that inspire their wines. During the Gran Chamán tour, taste five premium single varietals and explore the symbolic heritage and rituals of Chile’s indigenous communities that harmoniously connect with nature.

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After breakfast at Hotel, transfer to Santiago International Airport for your international flight from Santiago to La Paz.

La Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia and one of the highest cities in the world. Situated at an altitude of around 3,650 meters above sea level, it offers a unique blend of Andean traditions, dramatic landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. The city is cradled in a canyon created by the Choqueyapu River and surrounded by the majestic Andes mountains, making it a remarkable visual and cultural experience.

Upon arrival at El Alto International Airport—the highest international airport in the world at 4,060 meters—proceed with transfer to the selected hotel in La Paz.

SEGV RECOMMENDATION: For an optional acclimatization walk, take a gentle stroll along the scenic Prado Boulevard or explore the nearby Witches’ Market for a glimpse into Bolivia’s mystical traditions.

Overnight stay at hotel in La Paz.

After breakfast at Hotel, explore the highlights of La Paz with a full-day city tour and excursion to Moon Valley.

Begin with a visit to Plaza Murillo, the political heart of Bolivia. The square is home to the Bolivian government buildings, the grand Presidential Palace, and the historic Cathedral. Later, proceed to explore the famous Witches’ Market, locally known as “Mercado de las Brujas,” where community healers sell medicinal plants, potions, talismans, and conduct traditional rituals such as coca leaf readings.

Continue the tour with a visit to a scenic viewpoint offering a 360-degree panoramic view of La Paz’s dramatic terrain. Then, proceed to Moon Valley, a surreal geological site shaped by centuries of erosion. The site features sharp spires and craters resembling a lunar landscape, with clay and sandstone formations in colors ranging from beige to dark red and purple. Native cacti, including the San Pedro cactus, add to the valley’s unique natural allure.

In the second half of the day, head to the cable car station and enjoy an aerial ride over La Paz. This modern transit system offers spectacular vistas of the city’s topography and is one of the most scenic and efficient ways to witness the city’s scale and beauty.

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After breakfast at Hotel, proceed to the airport for a domestic flight to Uyuni.

Uyuni is a small town located in southwest Bolivia, known as the gateway to one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the world—the Uyuni Salt Flats. Once a railroad junction, Uyuni is now a vital hub for travelers exploring the high-altitude deserts, colorful lagoons, and surreal landscapes of the region.

SEGV RECOMMENDATION: In the evening, take a short walk around Uyuni town to explore its quaint streets and visit the train cemetery, a hauntingly beautiful site filled with rusted locomotives from a bygone era.

Overnight stay at hotel in Uyuni.

After breakfast at Hotel, embark on a full-day tour of the Uyuni Salt Flats and surrounding attractions.

The Uyuni Salt Flats, or Salar de Uyuni, is the world’s largest salt flat, stretching over 10,000 square kilometers in the Bolivian Altiplano. This vast, white expanse creates an otherworldly landscape that looks like walking on another planet. On clear days, the endless white ground contrasts sharply with the bright blue sky, offering one of the most surreal photo opportunities. The tour includes a visit to the train cemetery, where abandoned locomotives and wagons from the early 20th century lie rusting in the desert.

Later, proceed to Colchani, the main salt-processing village, where handcrafted salt souvenirs are available. The journey continues to Incahuasi Island, located in the center of the salt flats, home to ancient giant cacti reaching up to 18 meters tall. This rare island ecosystem stands in stark contrast to the vast salt desert surrounding it.

Return to Uyuni town in the evening and transfer to the selected hotel.

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After breakfast at Hotel, transfer to Joya Andina Airport in Uyuni for a domestic flight to La Paz and continue your journey to Copacabana.

Copacabana is a charming town on the shores of Lake Titicaca. It is famous for its beautiful basilica and as a spiritual center for the indigenous Aymara people. The town’s peaceful lakeside setting and religious significance make it a unique destination.

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After breakfast at Hotel, begin a full-day tour exploring Isla del Sol (Sun Island).

Visit the Isla del Sol, or Sun Island, accessible by boat from Copacabana. The island holds great historical and cultural significance as it is believed to be the birthplace of the Inca civilization. A highlight of the island is the legendary Fountain of Youth, symbolizing the three pillars of Aymara culture: Ama Sua (do not steal), Ama Llulla (do not lie), and Ama Quella (do not be lazy). The island features ancient ruins, terraced hillsides, and spectacular views over Lake Titicaca.

Return to Copacabana after the island visit and transfer onward towards Kasani for border crossing into Peru and continue to Puno.

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After breakfast at Hotel, depart from Puno to Cusco.

Cusco is the former capital of the Inca Empire and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upon arrival, travelers will be met and escorted by private vehicle to the Sacred Valley—a region known for its warm climate, terraced fields, and historic Inca sites.

As the journey progresses, the landscape gradually changes. The rugged mountains give way to rolling valleys dotted with traditional Andean villages and ancient stonework. The Sacred Valley was cherished by the Incas for its fertile land and proximity to sacred rivers and mountains. It served as both an agricultural hub and a spiritual retreat for Inca nobility.

En route, travelers can take in panoramic views of the Andes, including the majestic Urubamba River that meanders alongside the road. Short stops for photos and acclimatization can be arranged if needed.

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After breakfast at the hotel, begin your full-day excursion exploring the Sacred Valley, an area of immense importance to the Incas.

The Sacred Valley lies between Cusco and Machu Picchu, featuring a pleasant climate and fertile plains ideal for agriculture. For the Incas, this valley was a vital trade route connecting the highlands to the tropical jungle, facilitating the exchange of fruits, plants, and goods.

From Ollantaytambo, board the Voyager train to Aguas Calientes, a scenic journey through spectacular landscapes leading to the gateway of Machu Picchu.

Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, take the bus up to the Machu Picchu archaeological site to explore the famed Inca citadel — a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

Overnight stay at hotel in Aguas Calientes.

After breakfast at Hotel, check out from the hotel and meet your guide in Aguas Calientes for a detailed guided tour of the spectacular Machu Picchu archaeological site.

Explore the ancient Inca citadel, learning about its history, architecture, and cultural significance. After the tour, descend by bus to Ollantaytambo, where you will board your transport back to Cusco.

Overnight stay at hotel in Cusco.

After breakfast at hotel, begin your half-day tour exploring magical Cusco, the historic capital of the Inca Empire.

Visit Cusco’s main square, formerly Huacaypata (Warriors Square). Admire the impressive Cusco Cathedral, built between 1560 and 1664 using red granite stones from the Inca fortress of Sacsayhuaman. The cathedral houses one of the most significant collections of colonial gold and silver work. Next, visit Koricancha and the Convent of Santo Domingo, built atop the most important Inca temple dedicated to the Sun god, with walls once covered in gold leaf.

Continue to nearby ruins, including Sacsayhuaman Fortress, known for its massive zigzag stone walls and Tambomachay, the Inca baths.

Return to your hotel in Cusco enriched with knowledge of Inca history.

Later, transfer to the airport for your flight to Lima.

Lima, the capital of Peru, is a vibrant metropolis blending colonial history with contemporary urban culture. Known as the “City of Kings,” it offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, elegant Spanish-era architecture, and a culinary scene celebrated worldwide. The city’s coastal district of Miraflores is a favorite for its cliffs, oceanfront parks, and bustling cafes.

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After breakfast, transfer to Mariscal Sucre International Airport for your flight to Quito.

Quito, the capital of Ecuador, is nestled high in the Andes at an altitude of about 2,850 meters. Known for its well-preserved colonial center—a UNESCO World Heritage site—it offers stunning architecture, vibrant culture, and breathtaking mountain views. The city beautifully blends its rich history with modern life, making it a memorable place to visit.
 
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After breakfast at hotel, enjoy a full-day tour exploring Quito’s beautifully preserved colonial Old Town.

Visit the impressive Basilica del Voto Nacional, the largest neo-Gothic church in the Americas, renowned for its stunning architecture. Then, visit the Plaza Grande (Independence Square), surrounded by key historical buildings such as the Presidential Palace, the Catholic Cathedral, and the Archbishop’s Palace. Next, explore the San Francisco Church, home to masterpieces from the indigenous Quito School (“Escuela Quiteña”) of the 17th and 18th centuries. Stroll through the lively colonial streets to the Panecillo, a hilltop viewpoint offering sweeping 360-degree panoramas of Quito.

In the afternoon, visit the Intiñan Museum, located near the famous Mitad del Mundo Monument. This interactive museum showcases Ecuador’s unique position on the equator with fascinating outdoor exhibits, solar dials, and fun experiments like balancing an egg on a nail. Discover reconstructed native homes and learn about Ecuador’s astronomical geography.

Finally, visit the Middle of the World complex, built to honor the 18th-century French Geodesic Mission that determined the equator’s location. Although modern technology adjusted the exact line, this landmark remains a must-see photo spot — stand with one foot in each hemisphere! The complex also features an ethnographic museum, planetarium, artisan shops, coffee spots, and local cuisine restaurants.

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After breakfast at hotel, visit Otavalo and its surroundings.

Otavalo City is home to the largest indigenous market in Ecuador, active daily but most vibrant on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The market serves as an ancient tradition and a key cultural exchange site among the Otavalo community.

Later, proceed to Cotacachi Village, internationally recognized for its leather craftsmanship. Local artisans demonstrate their skills, providing insight into this important traditional industry. The day concludes with a visit to Cuicocha Crater Lake, a serene volcanic crater lake known for its deep blue waters and sacred significance.

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After breakfast at hotel, visit Cotopaxi National Park.

The journey begins with a drive south along the Avenue of the Volcanoes, a scenic route lined with several impressive peaks. Cotopaxi Volcano, standing at 5,897 meters, is one of the highest active volcanoes in the world and a symbol of Ecuador’s natural beauty. The snow-capped summit dominates the landscape within Cotopaxi National Park, which protects diverse ecosystems including unique flora and fauna.

Continue to Limpiopungo Lake at 3,850 meters altitude, where a hike through the “paramo” grasslands offers opportunities to spot hummingbirds, wild horses, and other wildlife. The majestic Cotopaxi Volcano remains a constant presence during the trek. Later, horseback riding is available for those wishing to explore the park’s surroundings in a traditional manner.

SEGV RECOMMENDATION: Optional horseback riding through the paramo landscape to experience the park from a different perspective.

Overnight stay at hotel in Quito

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Airport for a flight back to India.

Arrive home with pleasant memories of your Andes tour organized by State Express Global Voyages, which we are sure you will treasure for a lifetime.