Cusco and Puerto Maldonado Itinerary prepared for Round Square Conference

Sonesta Posadas del Inca Yucay is located in the heart of the Sacred Valley, a one-hour drive from the ancient Inca capital of Cusco. The Posada is a former 18th century colonial-style monastery and is surrounded by lush gardens.

The hotel has 87 guest rooms each containing a television, individual climate control, direct-dial telephone for domestic and international calls, and a safe. Several services and facilities offered at Sonesta Posadas del Inca Yucay include room service, laundry service, internet access and assistance with tours and travelling.

For dining and entertainment, the hotel restaurant, Inkafé Plaza, serves a variety of traditional Novoandean dishes and international cuisine. Also found on the hotel grounds are souvenir shops and Andean markets. Points of Interest

Nearby places of interest include the craft markets of Pisac and Chincheros, the Salt Mines of Maras, the town of Moray, Koricancha Temple, Sacsayhuamán and Kenko ruins, the Puca Pucará fortress, Tambomachay baths, the Inca Trail Ollantaytambo and Machu Picchu. There are many adventure activity options including horseback riding, hiking and rafting.

El Mercado is located in the heart of Cusco. Featuring original and eye-catching interiors and exceptional customer service that starts right at the very beginning of the adventure, in Cusco itself.

Mercado is the Spanish word for market, and El Mercado occupies the premises of a former market located only a couple of blocks from Cusco’s main Plaza de Armas.

Mountain Lodges of Peru offers a mixture of adventure and comfort on one of Latin America’s most exciting trips: a seven-day journey on foot or by horse along the famed Salkantay trail that brings the traveller from the high Andes to the edge of the cloud forest. Four well-appointed luxury mountain lodges welcome travellers at the end of each day. The well-earned prize at the end of the journey is an unforgettable visit to the magical ruins of Machu Picchu, the legendary lost citadel of the Incas.

Deep within the heart of the Amazon – where the story of Inkaterra first began – lays Inkaterra Hacienda Concepción, located between the Tambopata National Reserve and the shores of the Madre de Dios River. Nineteen private cabanas sitting majestically on stilts and a six-room casa grande with high ceilings and a rustic thatched roof are peppered around the property.

An astonishing selection of activities is led by local explorer guides, offering first-hand knowledge of the Peruvian Amazon. Excursions include a visit to Lake Sandoval, a water mirror inhabited by Howler monkeys, caimans and giant river otters.