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The Pacaya Samiria National Reserve will celebrate, this February 25, its 51st anniversary as a natural area protected by the State, being the second largest in Peru. Why is it considered one of the places with the greatest biodiversity in the world and why is it called the “Jungle of Mirrors”? Next, we will answer both questions.
Located in the Loreto region and with an area of 2 million 80,000 ...
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If you are thinking of visiting the department of Áncash soon and want to discover more about its history, then you cannot miss visiting the wonderful archaeological complex of Chavín de Huántar. It is a space with a unique architecture that belonged to the Chavín culture and was located at the foot of the Andes Mountains.
To visit the archaeological complex of Chavín de ...
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Just a few steps from the Plaza de Armas of Arequipa is the Monastery of Santa Catalina, an enigmatic place that surprises not only for its colorful colonial architecture but also for the secrets that, for several centuries, it has hidden behind its walls. Read below to find out everything you need to know before visiting.
Saint Catherine of Siena is the saint who inspired this monastery, where silence found ...
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Suddenly, photographs of huge Gods carved in stones invaded social networks, without a doubt, it is a new and interesting tourist attraction in Cusco, but what tourist attraction are we talking about? Well, we refer to the Apukunaq Tianan or something like Many already know it The Abode of the Gods.
Surely, you already know what place we are talking about, and if you still haven't had a chance to ...
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The Poc Poc waterfall is one of the most beautiful natural tourist attractions in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. It is only a 3 kilometer walk from the town of Chinchero. This trek is through a part of the famous Inca trails (qhapac ñan). After almost 1 hour on the road, we arrive at this beautiful waterfall that reaches a height of approximately 35 meters. This adventurous route ...
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Cusco never ceases to amaze, discover today the Faraglioni and the Tecsecocha waterfall, both located 1 hour and a half away in the Ccorca district, starting from the city of Cusco; This attraction will surprise you due to the geological formations, the waterfall, the cave paintings and tombs dating from the Inca period located at the base of the Faraglioni.
If you are looking for something alternative to the classic ...
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The world is full of big and small wonders that surprise more and more, like what happened with the mountain of Pallay punchu in Layo. See that until recently almost nobody knew about the existence of the turquoise pools of Muñapata, which is not far from Urcos in Cusco, 50 km.
A short distance from the city of Urcos in the department of Cusco is one of the newest tourist ...
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This neighborhood of artisans, with its narrow streets and hidden corners, seems to want to tell us the innumerable secrets of the Imperial City. Cradle of old families dedicated to popular crafts, it is a paradise made of stone and colonial houses trapped in time that shine in broad daylight.
At night, the story changes. The neighborhood is transformed into a kaleidoscope of partying, color and music that is impossible ...
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These ancient geoglyphs that inhabit the desert of the cities of Nasca and Palpa, in the Ica region (south of Lima, the Peruvian capital) are unknown to even the most experienced archaeologists. Nobody knows who, how and why they did it.
There are even theories that these historic traces (promoted by the Swiss scientist Erich Von Däniken), considered a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural ...
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An architectural jewel of the ancient Peruvians, the Kuelap fortress is distinguished by its monumental character and the complexity of its location. Its historical importance lies in the fact that it allows knowing in detail the history of the Chachapoyas: a society that reached cultural splendor long before the Inca Empire. Kuelap is, without a doubt, the most admirable testimony of the northeastern Andes of Peru.
Visiting this ancestral city ...
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As part of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Moray is one of the archaeological centers that the Inca empire bequeathed to us and that remain to this day. Probably built between the years 1438 and 1533, this fascinating archaeological center shows us the high level of techno-agricultural management that this town reached.
The word Moray, not only because of the ancestral use that was ...
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When visiting the 'White City' you are not only thinking of touring its countryside and the Ruta del Sillar, of strolling through its viewpoints and marveling at the imposing Misti; or in giving your palate a treat by trying its delicious and varied gastronomy. You also want that connection with nature, practice outdoor sports and get to know the native peoples of the area. And you can find everything ...
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Awesome. There is no other word. A paradise surrounded by imposing glaciers that bathe the mountain range and are the origin of mighty rivers; with a flora and fauna of hundreds of species; and with 33 archaeological sites to connect with history, as well as commune with nature.
Here the Puya de Raimondi grows, a plant up to 12 meters tall. Here rest the lagoons of the purest turquoise that ...
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Unreachable and perfectly aligned, like birds watching from the top of a cliff, you will find the purunmachos or "old men" (According to F. Kauffmann Doig in his book Los Chachapoya: Builders of Kuelap and Pajatén), monumental anthropomorphic sarcophagi associated with the Chachapoyan culture. With more than a thousand years, these one-person capsules keep mummies with their grave goods inside. And they are there, on top of the mountain, ...
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Peru has so many destinations and tourist attractions that many go unnoticed by the majority of national and international tourists. This is the case of the Valley of the Geysers, located in the department of Tacna.
This natural area has an ecosystem full of endemic flora species and is surrounded by a beautiful natural setting. If you plan to travel to Tacna for vacation, the Valley of Geysers has to ...
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Cusco is an incredible city full of surprises with beautiful places to discover and this time it surprises us with the Palcoyo Color Range located in the district of Checacupe in the province of Canchis. Palcoyo Mountain is made up of three colored mountains! Just like Vinicunca, it is becoming a place with a good influx of visitors.
Palcoyo Mountain is the other 7-color mountain in Cusco, it is very ...
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When one aims to travel to the Peruvian Amazon, the most commented option is always the Amazonas region, since it has a wide range of activities and experiences to do. For example, if you want to connect with nature, you can visit the Gocta Waterfall, an extensive veil of water that never ceases its activity and that attracts travelers from all over the planet.
There is also the possibility of ...
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There is a place in the Cusco region that captivates as much as Machu Picchu and the Imperial City itself. This is Ollantaytambo, the city also built by the Incas located in the heart of the Sacred Valley and known as the "Living Inca City", which is home to one of the most touristic archaeological parks in Peru.
Thanks to the excellent level of conservation of its architectural, landscape, natural ...
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Surrounded by an immense desert and enormous dunes, the Huacachina Lagoon is a mandatory stop for those seeking fun and adventure.
Among the innumerable tourist attractions that Peru offers, one stands out for its natural charm and scenic beauty. The Huacachina Lagoon, just 20 minutes from the city of Ica, is an ideal place to disconnect from the routine, take a break and, why not, practice some adventure sports.
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It is a private conservation area with dry carob tree forests up to 8 meters high in the middle of golden dunes. This forest is home to three lagoons that provide the perfect setting for wildlife: 62 species of birds such as the thick-billed grebe, the cuca heron, the red duck and the kingfisher, among others.
El Cañoncillo is located in the district of San Pedro de Lloc, on the ...
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The stone forest of Pampachiri or house of the Smurfs; It is a wonderful and magical attraction located in the province of Andahuaylas-Apurímac, framed in the district of the same name "Pamapachiri". It has an area of 60 hectares, in which it houses impressive rock formations that make the imagination of any visitor fly.
Likewise, in 2018 a law was promulgated in favor of the Pampachiri stone forest; Said law ...
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Located within the Nor Yauyos Landscape Reserve, on rugged terrain in the capital Lima, is the town of Huaquis with its most representative remains of the culture that lived in the area in those years, its streets and houses intact, as well as its Colonial temple with a bell tower made entirely of stones.
Huaquis is the town of Miraflores, located at an altitude of 3800 meters above sea level. ...
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If you are thinking of taking a trip to the jungle of Peru, then an unmissable destination is Tingo María, a city belonging to the department of Huánuco that will surprise you with its ecological diversity and pleasant climate. Undoubtedly, this place is perfect to spend a few relaxing days with your partner or family surrounded by nature. Next, at redBus we show you the main tourist places in ...
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"The Last Supper" the canvas is the scene of the famous work of Leonardo Da Vinci, one of the biblical passages most represented in religious painting is the scene where Jesus offers his disciples bread and wine, however, there are two paintings in South America that have become famous because Jesus shares with his apostles a cuy or guinea pig, that is, a typical dish of Andean cuisine.
The canvas ...
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If you really want to get to know the rainbow mountain of Cusco, but you don't have much time or you don't have enough budget, we have great news for you! Lima has its own rainbow mountain and it is called the Yuracochas.
In this article we tell you everything you need to know to visit the Yuracochas and its surroundings. Can you imagine the photos you could have of ...
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If you want to treasure an unforgettable travel experience getting to know places of extraordinary natural and architectural beauty, you only have to travel 76 kilometers along the Panamericana Norte, cross the serpentine or the Pasamayo bypass, and reach Huaral, the northern province closest to the Lima city.
Huaral is one of the most complete and impressive options for sightseeing near Lima in your free time. The province, located in ...
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Cajamarca was marked in history as the city of rescue. In it, the Spanish captured the last Inca, Atahualpa, who offered a room full of gold and two silver for his release. The promise was fulfilled and even so the Spaniards executed it, officially beginning the conquest of the Inca empire.
Cajamarca keeps, in addition to the weight of history, unique attractions: can you imagine a stable where the cows ...
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At the time, it was the main bastion that Callao had to avoid the onslaught of foreign criminals. Corsairs, looters and pirates tried to enter Peru through the main port of the country, but saw their plans truncated after coming across the imposing Real Felipe Fortress, the largest construction built by the Spanish domain in Latin America.
This military building was the Peruvian shield against the attacks that came from ...
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Guarded by the Black and White mountain ranges, Áncash is the right place to connect with the Peruvian Andes and its ancient history. In this region to the north of Lima, mountaineering and trekking lovers will enjoy like nowhere else on earth: here is the mythical Callejón de Huaylas and it is where you find the beautiful Llanganuco Lagoon; we are talking about the cradle of the Chavín culture ...
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Antioquia, also known as the Holy Spirit town, is only 70 km from Lima. Walking through its streets is like entering a story, as they are decorated with angels, flowers and animals, as if it were 'the largest altarpiece in the world'.
From here, hikers can follow part of the Inca Trail or Qhapaq Ñan, which linked the main Inca administrative centers along the Lurín River.
This magical city is also ...
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Choquequirao, known as "Cuna de Oro" in Quechua, was a ceremonial center of the Inca nobility, which served as a refuge for Túpac Amaru I before the arrival of the Spanish in the 15th century (Burga, 2008). It is located in Santa Teresa, Concepción, Cusco, and is called "the sister city of Machu Picchu" for its great similarity and the majesty that is perceived in both monuments. Although this ...
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Argentina - it`s a beautifull country well known for its meat; indeed you can find good restaurants with greats "Asados" in every place, the Tango, this sensual dance very famous around the world, but with base in Buenos Aires with excellent tango shows, its great wines in Cuyo region; famous also around the globe, awesome landscape such as the Cordillera de Los Andes, Patagonia with ...
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Machu Picchu is closing 2022? Yes. Its true, this closing is generate for the Coronavirus epidemic.
The Martin Vizcarra president´s published the closing all tourist circuit around to Peru. The most popular tourist sites was open in the 2020. But March and April were closed to protection to travellers and tour operator. In Peru is starting the outbreak of the Coronavirus.
Machu Picchu, Nazca, Lake Titicaca, ...
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The Andean condor is a huge bird that is among the largest in the world capable of flight. Given its heavy weight (up to 15 kilograms), even its massive wingspan (3 meters) needs some help to keep it aloft. For this reason, these birds prefer to live in windy areas, where they can glide on air currents without great effort. Andean condors live in mountainous areas, as their name ...
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Every year, thousands of people do the Inca Trail. They usually complete the 43-km trail in 4 days. For most of them, the trip is their lifetime experience and fulfillment of their personal ambitions. The satisfaction of having completed the trek and visiting the spectacular Incan city of Machu Picchu is hard to beat. Although, this feeling is even better if you know that all porters helping you along ...
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Non-Stop! The Coronavirus (COVID-19) arrived to the South America and the presidents closed the countries and they did not permit to arrive any international flights from Europe, Asia and North America. The Latinos people are in quarantine and the tourist attractions are closed during the quarantine. The South America Tour operators were closed the operations in the countries such as Peru, Argentina, ...
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Machu Picchu (Old Mountain) is the site of an ancient Inca city, in the Andes of Peru. Located at 2,430 meters (8,000 feet), this UNESCO World Heritage Site is often referred to as "The Lost City of the Incas", it is one of the best-known symbols of the ancient Inca Empire, and is one of the famous and spectacular ruins in the world. In addition, it is ...
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Anyone can take photos today but we tell you how to improve your travel photographs by following the steps, making your trip an unforgettable memorie captured in spectacular pictures. As you prepare your luggage and planes for your next adventure, whether it's a weekend getaway to a new city or a long trip to a distant country, you're sure to wonder what that experience will be like. Being able ...
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Adventure lovers will find the Andes ideal for trekking, camping and mountain climbing. The mountain range is surrounded by more than 15,000 lakes, snow-capped mountains: peaks over 6000 meters. The deepest canyons in the world, bucolic valleys and picturesque villages. The Andes Mountains offer unprecedented opportunities: white-water rafting, excellent mountain biking trails and wind gusts for hang-gliding and paragliding fans. The beaches along the coast are ideal ...
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Cusco is the most visited tourist destination in Peru. Qosqo, in the Quechua language means "navel of the world" and was the city of the Incas before the arrival of the Spaniards, in 1533. Due to its cultural and historical greatness, it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1983. Also known as the "Rome of America" ​​for its architectural heritage, the Peruvian city is a ...
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Despite its diminutive size, Ecuador has some of the world's most varied geography. The country can be divided into three regions: the Andes form the backbone of Ecuador; the coastal lowlands lie west of the mountains; and the Oriente, to the east, comprises the jungles of the Oriente, to the upper amazon Basin. In only 200km, as the condor flies, you can climb from the coast to snowcaps, over ...
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Many customers have asked us about the differences between the Classic Inca Trail and the Inca Trail Alternatives to Machu Picchu. Well, choosing the right trek might be difficult so we have stated below a list of various factors that might help you deciding
Everyone must go through the main entrance to have their ticket stamped.those arriving from the inca trail enter the park via a path leading past the guardhouse, away from the main antrance but they must exit the park, then enter again through the ticket booth. From there you work your way up through the agricultural areas and to the urban sectors.
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The most famous trek in South America, this four-day trail to Machu Picchu is walked by thousands of backpackers every year. Although the total distance is only 33km, the ancient trail laid by the Incas winds its way up,down and around the mountains, snaking over three high passes en route. The views of snowy peaks and cloud forest can be stupendous,and walking from one ...
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No matter how you get there or just how many tourists are visiting, Machu Picchu, the fortress city of the Incas, in still mankind's most incredible creations.
Experience a culinary revolution taking place that is sure to change the way we look at food in all of the Americas, Head to a fine-dining restaurant ...
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Part of the network of Inca roads, it is one of the most important trekking routes in South America.
Numerous ravines and water courses can be seen en route, created by glacial action. Walkers will also see 12 archaeological monuments, including Qoriwayrachina, Patallaqta,Runkuraqay, Sayaqmarca, Puyupatamarca, Intipinku,Intipata and Wiñayhuayna.
Location:110 kilometres north east of Cusco (four hours by train).
An impressive Inca citadel buil on a mountain, rich ...
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Peru is a country of vast diversity in climate, landscapes and cultures. From the high glaciar areas and the Andean mountains, lush valleys, beautiful coastal regions, amazing desert landscapes and of course the vast Amazon Jungle.
There are an almost limitless variety of activites to do in Peru. Trekking in some of the best places in the world. for example The Classic Inca Trail, Salkantay Trek or Lares Trek. Rafting ...
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Peru is a huge country involving many climates and micro-climates as it covers territory from the equatorial zone, coastal areas, mountain ranges as well as the Amazon Rainforest that represents 1/3 of the whole country!! Apart of this geographical richness, there can be found a huge number of monuments of pre-Colombian civilizations such as the adobe city of Chan Chan (the Chimu civilization), the Huaca del Sol ...
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Not many countries can compete with Peru when it comes to bio-diversity and beauty, which is why it is the perfect place for ecotourism, hiking, trekking, biking, river-rafting, paragliding, sport fishing, rock climbing, sandboarding, etc Peru is endowed with far reaching regions of wild and rural nature, including the highest tropical mountain range in the world, the Amazon rainforest and an ...
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Hidden within the magnificent snow-capped Andes is a part of Peru where you have all appeal of the Inca Trail – magical mountain scenery and the legacy of the Incas – without the tourist crowds. An exceptional alternative to the busy Inca Trail, the Lares Valley trek is so far off the beaten track that it has changed ...
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The Lares Trek: a calmer, three day alternate to the Inca Trail, no permits necessary
The Lares Valley is one of the most picturesque places in southern Cusco, home of many traditional weavers and farmers. The people of this area cultivate what they will eat and knit what they will wear. The Lares trek is moderately paced with sufficient time to appreciate the marvellous landscapes. This out-of-the-way and not often ...
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Peru Treks -presents two types of trekking opportunities. Jungle trekking and mountain trekking. Jungle trekking. Tierras Vivas offers a variety of jungle tours and mountain trekking tours which folllows paths with beautiful flora and fauna, chances to interact with local communities and be surrounded by wonderful landscapes. Most of the trekking routes are walked on often by the locals though some of the popular paths are getting damaged. Please remember ...
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Over the last decades, Peru has become a most popular travel destination. There are many great treks throughout Peru, but the Inca Trail is the most known. During the peak season of 2000, many campsites were crowded and the trail got polluted with rubbish. In early 2001, Peruvian government proposed to reduce number of trekkers on the trail to 500 per day. This figure roughly comprises 200 tourists and ...
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The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is an inseparable part of Top Ten lists of all trekkers since it is a unique path following perfectly preserved original Inca trail that ends with a visit of the stunning city of the Incas – Machu Picchu!!! After viewing it, you will not doubt anymore why it has been chosen as one of the New Seven Wonders ...
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Only 2,500 people are allowed to enter Machu Picchu each day. The government website (http://www.machupicchu.gob.pe/) lists how many tickets are available for each day. Also, if you would like to climbing to Huayna Picchu mountain, must booking the ticket for Huayna Picchu in advance and there is an additional fee to USd 15 dollars to hike Huayna Picchu. There is a limit of only 400 permits for climbing Huayna ...
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