Dear John, Stacy, Benjamin, Simone and Lilian, It is our pleasure to send you your detailed travel program. Welcome to Peru, we hope you will enjoy your stay. Current Date: April 3

rd, 2009

Travel date: April 4th

2009 Tour: Olson Group

Saturday, April 4th Today’s included meals B ¨ L ¨ D ¨

From Lima Departure 15:00 hrs. Airline LAN PERU

Q To Cusco Arrival 16:15 hrs. Flight LP039

Booking # 44Z2GX Baggage Allowance: 20 kg (checked) + 10 kg (carry on) John Olson 544-3598301756

Stacy Olson 544-3598301757 Benjamin Olson 544-3598301758

Simone Olson 544-3598301759

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Lilian Olson 544-3598301760

CC UU ZZ CC OO Cusco used to be the center of the Inca Empire, before it was conquered and rebuilt as a Spanish colonial city. Today you can still find many spectacular Inca ruins around Cusco and the Sacred Valley. Cusco is rich in history, tradition, culture and beauty, and is a tourist destination that can’t be missed, besides being the gateway to Machu Picchu. Our representative will wait for you in the airport waiting area with a Peru For Less sign carrying your name and take you to your hotel.

From Airport Pick up: Upon arrival Rep: PFL CUZCO D TRANSFER To Sacred Valley Hotel · 10-15 min ( (+51.84) 984601870

Upon arrival to the hotel, Stacy will enjoy an hour long massage.

SOL Y LUNA IN 12.00 hrs * Urubamaba, Cusco ã HOTEL 01 Matrimonial & 01 Triple OUT 09.00 hrs ( (+51.84) 201.620

Sunday, April 5th Today’s included meals B þ L þ D ¨

Tour Sacred Valley Pick up: 08:30 hrs. Rep: PFL CUZCO G Type Private · 8 hours ( (+51.84) 984601870

Many charming Andean communities surround the city of Cusco with impressive archaeological sites. Your Sacred Valley tour will take you to the lively market of Pisac and the Inca ruins of Ollantaytambo.

EL MAIZAL RESTAURANT Start 13:00 hrs. * Urubamba, Sacred VAlley ä Lunch · 2 hours ( (+51.84) 201.054

Tour Briefing River Rafting Time: 19:00 hrs. Rep: APUMAYO i Place Hotel · 1 hour ( (+51.84) 246018

SOL Y LUNA IN 12.00 hrs * Urubamaba, Cusco ã

HOTEL 01 MATRIMONIAL & 01 TRIPLE OUT 09.00 hrs ( (+51.84) 201.620

Monday, April 6th Today’s included meals B þ L þ D ¨

Tour River Rafting Pick up: TBC in briefing Rep: APUMAYO G Type Group · 6 hours ( (+51.84) 246018

Bring with you: T- shirt, short, sandals, sun block, sun glasses, clothes to change after river rafting

You will be picked up early in the morning from the hotel and drive through the Andes to the Sacred Valley of the Incas to our private put in, located in Pachar. Here you will receive your safety talk and equipment (toilet facilities). After a brief period practicing on the flatter parts of the river you will begin your rafting experience, passing down to Ollantaytambo and its Inca terraces and through rapids of class II and III finishing with “El Resbaladero” (the slippery one) which is a strong class III rapid that includes waves and small whirlpools. In the take out we dry off and change clothes, you will have lunch in a traditional restaurant at the riverside. Transfer back to hotel at around 3 pm.

PAKARITAMPU IN 12.00 hrs * Av Ferrocarril s/n, Ollantaytambo ã HOTEL 01 Matrimonial & 01 Triple OUT 09.00 hrs ( (+51.84) 204.020

Tuesday, April 7h Today’s included meals B þ L ¨ D þ

PFL’s Recommendation: In order to make your trip to Machu Picchu more enjoyable, we suggest taking just the necessary thing with you for the Machu Picchu trip in a small suitcase. The railway company allows you to carry 1 piece of luggage per person. Must not exceed 5 kg/11 pounds and 62 inches/157 cm (length*height*width). You can leave the rest of your luggage in the storage room of the hotel in Cuzco.

From Hotel Pick up: TBC Rep: PFL CUZCO D TRANSFER To Train Station · 05-10 min ( (+51.84) 984601870

From Ollantaytambo Departure TBC Company PERU RAIL R

TRAIN To Aguas Calientes Arrival TBC Class Vistadome

*Train tickets are reserved upon client’s deposits but issued only few days before departure. A ticket reservation is not 100% guaranteed until issuing due to the Railway Company’s policy (they have a monopoly). We apologize for this inconvenience and please note that all agencies have to go to thru the same system. We have never had a client not reach Machu Picchu due to these policies. As the train leaves Ollantaytambo to begin the last part of its journey to Machu Picchu, the temple complex known as The Fortress, dedicated sometime in the 15th century to the many deities of the Inca pantheon, can be seen to the right above the earthwork ramp once used to drag its monolithic blocks up from the valley floor. The railway follows the river into the Urubamba Gorge. At Coriwaynachina, known simply to the generations of hikers who have begun the Inca Trail there as Km 88, a fine staircase carved into the rock leads to a series of ruined buildings where once, it is said, Inca artisans took advantage of the constant wind that rises from the valley floor to smelt gold. Emerging from a short tunnel, a series of beautiful agricultural terraces marks the ruins of Qente, which in Quechua means hummingbird. In this fertile microclimate fed by a nearby waterfall, giant hummingbirds are indeed a common sight in the early morning and bright flowers bloom all year round. Surrounded by tall ceibos and rocky outcrops hung with orchids and bromeliads, the train passes Km 104 at Chachabamba, from where the one-day trek to Machu Picchu via the magnificent ruins of Wiñay Wayna begins. At just two km from Machu Picchu, the train arrives at Aguas Calientes.

AA GG UU AA SS CC AA LL II EE NN TT EE SS A representative of Peru For Less Cusco will pick you up from the train station and will organize your tour to Machu Picchu. Your luggage will be taken care of by the bell boys of your hotel.

From Aguas Calientes Departure Every 15 min Company CONSETUR v BUS To Machu Picchu · 20 min. Class Tourist

Tour Machu Picchu Start: TBC by your guide Rep: PFL CUZCO G Type Private · 2-3 hours ( (+51.84) 984601870

Machu Picchu (“Old Mountain” in Quechua) is one of the most popular archaeological sites in the world, and by far the most visited attraction in Peru. Known for its amazing ruins and unusual location on a high mountain, it wasn’t discovered by the modern world until 1911. Archaeologists believe that it was once a religious center or a sovereign’s private estate, but its exact meaning remains a mystery. At the end of the tour your guide will advise you on how to get to your hotel and give you some other tips how to spend your time in the Machu Picchu area.

From Machu Picchu Departure Every 15 min Company CONSETUR v BUS To Aguas Calientes · 20 min. Class Tourist

EL PUEBLO IN 13.00 hrs * Km. 110 Vía Ferrea, Aguas C. ã

HOTEL 01 Matrimonial & 01 Triple OUT 11.00 hrs ( (+51.84) 211.122

Wednesday, April 8th Today’s included meals B þ L þ D þ

Today you will have a free day to return to the ruins and relax at the local Hot Springs.

From Aguas Calientes Departure Every 15 min Company CONSETUR v BUS

To Machu Picchu · 20 min. Class Tourist

SANCTUARY LODGE Start 13:00 hrs. * Machu Picchu Citadel ä Lunch · 2 hours ( (+51.84) 984.816 953

From Machu Picchu Departure Every 15 min Company CONSETUR v

BUS To Aguas Calientes · 20 min. Class Tourist

John and Stacy have a de–stressing massage booked after returning from Machu Picchu.

EL PUEBLO IN 13.00 hrs * Km. 110 Vía Ferrea, Aguas C. ã HOTEL 01 Matrimonial & 01 Triple OUT 11.00 hrs ( (+51.84) 211.122

Thursday, April 9th Today’s included meals B þ L ¨ D þ

From Aguas Calientes Departure TBC Company PERU RAIL R

TRAIN To Ollantaytambo Arrival TBC Class Vistadome

From Train station Pick up: Upon arrival Rep: PFL CUZCO

D TRANSFER To Hotel · 05-10 min ( (+51.84) 984601870

Tour Maras and Moray Pick up: TBC Rep: APUMAYO G Type Private · TBC ( (+51.84) 246018

TUNUPA RESTAURANT Start * Portal Confiturias 233, Plaza de Armas ä Dinner & Folk show · 2 hours ( (+51.84) 252.936

An endless buffet with platter after platter of dessert, free pisco sours, and a nightly show to boot make this upstairs venue a popular restaurant for sampling traditional Peruvian fare. Try the carpaccio de lomo (beef marinated in herbs, olive oil and Parmesan cheese) and top it off with a rich suspiro a la limeña, a sweet Peruvian mousse.

ARQUEOLOGO IN 11.00 hrs * Calle Pumacurco 408, Cuzco ã HOTEL 01 Matrimonial & 01 Triple OUT 11.00 hrs ( (+51.84) 232.569

Friday, April 10th Today’s included meals B þ L ¨ D ¨

Tour Cuzco City & Ruins Pick up: 09:00 hrs. Rep: PFL CUZCO G Type Private · 4-5 hours ( (+51.84) 984601870

Your city tour will take you to some of Cusco’s beautifully designed colonial buildings, such as the cathedral in the main square. You will also see many Inca ruins surrounding the city, such as Sacsayhuaman, the red fortress of Puka Pukara, the Inca Baths at Tambomachay and the temple of Qenqo.

From Hotel Pick up: 14:40 hrs. Rep: PFL CUZCO D TRANSFER To Airport · 10-15 min ( (+51.84) 984601870

From Cusco Departure 16:40 hrs. Airline LAN PERU Q To Lima Arrival 18:00 hrs. Flight LP040

*Your own booking

LL II MM AA Founded in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro, Lima replaced Cuzco as the capital of Peru, Lima soon became Spain’s richest settlement in the New World. The city today has a cosmopolitan atmosphere, with a population of over eight and a half million. The center of Lima holds many interesting sights, such as the catacombs of the San Francisco Church, the Museum of Anthropology, the Gold Museum, and the Plaza de Armas. Nearby districts such as Miraflores and Barranco provide plenty of culture and excellent bars, restaurants, and shops.

COSTA DEL SOL RAMADA IN 14.00 hrs * Av. Faucett S/N, Jorge Chavez Airport ã

HOTEL 02 Twin Standard OUT 12.00 hrs ( (+51.1) 711.2000

Saturday, April 11th Today’s included meals B þ L ¨ D ¨

International Flight Out Your Own booking Airline TACA AIRLINES

Q From Lima Departure 10:25 hrs. Flight TA34

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ü TRANSPORTATION ü PROFESSIONAL GUIDE ü ENTRANCE FEES

NOT INCLUDED ARE:

ü TIPS ü AIRPORT TAXES

($4-$6 FOR DOMESTIC AND ABOUT $30 FOR INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS)

PLEASE DON’T FORGET TO TAKE YOUR PASSPORT AND IMMIGRATION CARD (WHICH YOU WILL RECEIVE UPON ARRIVAL IN PERU) TO ALL HOTELS TO AVOID PAYING

PERUVIAN TAXES

KINDLY TAKE NOTE THAT THAT FOR ENTERING PERU THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES REQUIRE A 6 MONTHS VALID PASSPORT

On behalf of Peru For Less we wish you a pleasant journey

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Centro Comercial Ruiseñores, Portal de Panes 123, Office 203, Cuzco – phone (5184) 231.641