Aaron's field photo β€” Machu Picchu, Peru

Private Expeditions

Your Private Expedition
Starts Here

50+ ancient sites. One guide who's been to all of them. No script. No tour bus. Just the evidence β€” and your own eyes.

What You're Getting

This isn't a tour. It's an expedition.

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Private

No group buses. No strangers with selfie sticks. Every tour is just you (and whoever you bring) with Aaron. The itinerary bends to you.

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Customized

50+ sites across Peru, Bolivia, and beyond. You pick what interests you. Aaron builds a route that actually makes sense. Zero filler.

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Expert-Guided

Aaron personally leads every tour β€” not a junior guide reading from a script. He's been to every site on the list. Multiple times.

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All-Inclusive

Flights, hotels, transport, breakfast and lunch, and all site entry fees. You show up in Lima. Aaron handles the rest.

The Process

Simple. Three steps.

01

Book a Free 30-Min Call

No pressure, no pitch. Aaron talks through what you want to see, how long you have, and whether it's the right fit. Most people leave the call knowing their itinerary.

02

Build Your Custom Itinerary

Pick from 50+ ancient sites across Peru and Bolivia. Aaron will recommend sequences, flag the hidden gems, and build a route that doesn't waste a day.

03

Show Up and See It

Aaron handles logistics, bookings, transport, and on-the-ground problem-solving. Your only job is to arrive in Lima with open eyes and good questions.

Investment

Transparent pricing. No surprises.

Peru Core Expedition

10 days Β· Lima β†’ Cusco region Β· Choose from 50+ sites

Mexico & Montana expeditions also available β€” ask on your consultation call

$2,895
per person

Everything included

βœ“All domestic flights within Peru
βœ“Hotels throughout the tour
βœ“Ground transport between all sites
βœ“Breakfast and lunch daily
βœ“All archaeological site entry fees
βœ“Aaron Hynes as your personal guide
βœ“Itinerary building and trip planning
βœ“On-the-ground logistics support

Optional extensions

Bolivia Extensionβ€” Tiwanaku + Puma Punku (2–3 days)
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Nazca Linesβ€” Overflight + ground inspection
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Arequipa + Colca Canyonβ€” Volcanic region, 2–3 days
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Machu Picchu*β€” Add-on requires Inca Trail or train booking
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*Machu Picchu requires government-controlled access permits. Aaron will secure these as part of planning.

Final price depends on group size, extension choices, and travel dates. Get the exact number on your free consultation call.

50+ Sites

A sample of what's waiting

This is about half the list. See all sites β†’

Cusco

Sacsayhuaman

200-ton blocks moved miles from the quarry, fitted with zero mortar β€” modern engineers can't explain it.

Sacred Valley

Chinchero

Polygonal stone walls with less than 0.5mm tolerance β€” no crane, no mortar, no explanation.

Sacred Valley

Machu Picchu

The famous citadel is real β€” but nobody really knows when it was first built or by whom.

Sacred Valley

Ollantaytambo

Six massive red granite monoliths fit together in ways that suggest a technology nobody has yet explained.

Sacred Valley

Pisac

A massive hilltop complex with agricultural terraces, temples, and astronomical observatories that span multiple construction eras.

Sacred Valley

Moray

Perfectly circular agricultural terraces carved into the earth β€” a structure that creates 15Β°C of temperature variation between its rings.

Lake Titicaca

Sillustani

Massive pre-Inca burial towers built from stones too large and heavy to be lifted with known Andean tools.

Bolivia

Tiwanaku

A city that may have been the center of a civilization stretching across South America β€” built before mainstream timelines allow.

Bolivia

Puma Punku

H-shaped andesite blocks cut with machine-like precision that no civilization on Earth had the tools to produce.

Other

Nazca Lines

Massive geoglyphs only visible from the air, built by a culture that had no known means of achieving aerial perspective.

Cusco

Choquechurco

Hydraulic channels cut directly into bedrock that still drain water perfectly after 10,000 years.

Cusco

Tarawasi

A rarely-visited site with massive platform walls in the same unexplained polygonal style, sitting quietly off the tourist trail.

From Past Expeditions

What people say

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I've been to Machu Picchu twice on regular tours. Going with Aaron was like visiting a completely different site. We spent two hours looking at stones my previous guides had walked past without a word.

Sarah M.
Portland, OR
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Aaron doesn't just tell you what mainstream archaeology says and then point at a wall. He tells you what they say, then shows you exactly why the evidence doesn't match. It changed how I think about human history.

James T.
London, UK
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Worth every penny. I've done African safaris, Galapagos, Antarctica. This is the most intellectually engaging trip I've ever taken. We hit 14 sites in 10 days and I wanted more.

Dr. Patricia L.
Austin, TX

Get Started

Book Your Free Consultation

30 minutes with Aaron. No commitment, no pitch. Just a real conversation about what you want to see and whether this is the right trip for you.

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