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Orange Nation Peru
ORANGE NATION PERU is a family owned Travel Company & Tour Operator located in Cusco, Peru that creates customized uniquely designed adventure treks and tours to untouchable wilderness places, OFF THE BEATEN TRACK, in the High Andes Mountains of Peru. By designing our own treks and tours we offer our clients an adventure of a lifetime, a more enjoyable experience, and added value for their money that other companies may not do. The owner, is an experienced tour guide, travel agent and manager who understands what people want in a trek or tour. We focus on providing PERSONALIZED HIGH QUALITY SERVICE with SMALL GROUPS of no larger than 8 people.
Glamping Peru Treks
bring you travel experiences of the highest quality with professional team. We pride ourselves as a tour operator who you can trust, We offer a wide variety of excursions from cultural and economic, to luxury and Glamping- all brought to you by a select team of professionals.
Our high quality service is not about quantity, nor is it about cheap prices and large groups…. We have a fair-price while providing the best possible service and personalized attention in small or private groups. Our focus is to provide the best tour and trekking experience possible through our unique trekking paths and customized tours.
Veronica View Hotel
Veronica View Hotel was designed as a headquarters from which to explore remote and fantastic destinations: Cusco, Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Our boutique hotel comprises 16 spacious rooms with modern and minimalist style, swimming pool, sauna, spa, wildlife viewing area of native orchids and flowers. The hotel has a spectacular view of the Veronica Mountain Glacier and the Urubamba Valley. The hotel its located just one and a half hours from the city of Cusco, only 15 minutes from the Ollantaytambo train station and two hours from Machu Picchu. Our explorations take travelers through the colonial history of Cusco and the architectural magnificence of the Incas in Machu Picchu, isolated villages, archaeological sites such as Ollantaytambo, Moray, Chinchero and Pisac, to Andean pampas and mountains or Apus, considered by locals as guardians of people and nature.
