The history, past, and traditions of Cusco are not only found in the halls of its museums, the stone walls of its archaeological parks, or the popular festivals that honour

Many people are mistaken in thinking that the travel experience in Peru is limited to Cusco and Machu Picchu. Those who believe that there were no organised societies in this

In Lima, a bustling metropolis where life rushes by without pause, love finds a refuge overlooking the ocean. Here, amid a fiery sunset or under a mist that invites romance,

A little bridge hidden among foliage and memories A little bridge stretched across the wound of a ravine… Sixty-four years ago, Chabuca Granda, one of Peru’s great singer-songwriters, dedicated these

Peru, a land steeped in ancient history, is a country of realities and enigmas, of truths and mysteries, of certainties and doubts. This duality makes it a fascinating destination where

It’s not enough just to gaze at the Pacific Ocean and take pictures of its splendid sunsets. Swimming in its waters or lounging peacefully on its shores simply won’t do.

A lagoon in the desert. A lagoon surrounded by dunes that shimmer in the sunlight. A lagoon that is lovingly sung about. A lagoon formed from the tears of a

The ancient capital of the Incas pulses with tradition, dressed in faith, alive with Andean music, and immersed in its folkloric dances during its Andean and Catholic festivities and celebrations.

In the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in the province of Urubamba, on the banks of the Patacancha River, 60 kilometres northwest of Cusco and at an altitude of 2,792