Lima

This bustling metropolis is the capital of a country known for its rich Incan heritage, diverse landscapes, and world-renowned cuisine.

Miraflores

This vibrant district is renowned for its lush parks, world-class restaurants, and bustling nightlife.

Huaca Pucllana

The pre-Columbian site is a main attraction in the colonial centre of Lima, offering insight into the region's ancient history.

Paracas

A small seaside town filled with restaurants serving fresh seafood, it offers a unique coastal experience.

Ballestas Islands

Known as the 'poor man's Galapagos', this destination offers a rich biodiversity that rivals its more famous counterpart.

Nazca

This enigmatic location, steeped in ancient history, is home to a series of massive geoglyphs etched into the earth's surface.

Arequipa

A blend of history, architecture, nature, and culinary excellence.

Chivay

A small town nestled at an altitude of 3,650 meters in the Peruvian Andes, it offers a unique high-altitude experience.

Colca Canyon

A stunning canyon combining natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture.

Puno

A town of 145,000 inhabitants, it's situated at the western end of Lake Titicaca, at an altitude of 3,860 m..

Lake Titicaca

Situated at an altitude of 3,860 m, Puno is a town of 145,000 inhabitants at the western end of the renowned body of water.

Sillustani

Visit the archaeological site next to Lake Umayo, a pre-Inca cemetery featuring about 90 chullpas, above-ground tombs with unique inverted cone architecture.

Cusipata

A quaint village nestled in the vast Andean Altiplanos, it offers a unique experience with stays at the River Lodge, located next to the Urubamba River.

Andean Altiplanos

This high-altitude plateau, stretching across several nations, is a breathtaking spectacle of nature's grandeur. Its vast expanses are dotted with shimmering...

Titicaca Plateau

This high-altitude region, known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural history, is a must-visit for any traveler.

Urubamba River

This majestic waterway, often referred to as the Sacred River, is a significant part of the ancient Incan Empire.

Cuzco

Departing early from the hotel, the journey leads to the Rainbow Mountains before the crowds arrive. The serene environment allows for undisturbed photograph...

Sacred Valley

Explore the colonial town of Chinchero and the Moray Agricultural Laboratory, a structure of circular terraces. Visit the Maras salt mine and walk to the Uru...

Chinchero

This colonial town is known for its peculiar structure of circular terraces that sink into a 150-meter deep crater, each maintaining unique climatic conditio...

Moray Agricultural Laboratory

This unique structure consists of circular terraces that descend into a 150-meter deep crater. Each terrace maintains its own climate, suitable for different...

Ollantaytambo

This beautiful small town is built on ancient Incan walls, preserving their urban features. It's divided into blocks, each with a single entrance leading to...

Inca Trail

This ancient path, carved by a civilization long past, is a testament to the ingenuity and endurance of its creators.

Machu Picchu

High above the Sacred Valley, an ancient citadel rests on a mountain ridge, a testament to the architectural prowess of a long-gone civilization.

Inca Bridge

It's an impressive trail along vertical cliffs of a canyon, offering an opportunity for a hike up to a historical site.

Huayna Picchu

Early in the morning, a climb to a steep peak offers panoramic views of an archaeological site. The path is built, and the tour concludes with this ascent.

Puerto Maldonado

This vibrant city, located in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, is a gateway to some of the most pristine rainforests in the world.

Madre De Dios

It's an Amazonian tributary where one can observe turtles, osprey, and capybara on its banks.

Sandoval Lake

This Amazonian gem is accessible via a 5 km jungle trail. It hosts a rich variety of wildlife including giant otters, black caiman, and diverse tropical bird...