Peru is a country that feels like a living museum, with its mix of ancient history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes. From the peaks of the Andes to the depths of the Amazon, the country ...

While the full-time travel influencers and adventurers we see on social media are certainly inspirational, or at least fun to follow, it’s nice to know that people with everyday jobs can travel the ...

A treasure trove of both well-known and hidden gems to discover, Peru is one of our favorite stops in South America. The first thing that comes to mind for most with Peru is Machu Picchu, and while ...

AMAZING COUNTRY. ADD THIS TO THE LIST OF REASONS. WHOA! WHY? NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC READERS NAMED PERU THE TOP INTERNATIONAL DESTINATION ANYWHERE. PARAGLIDING IS ALSO HOW YOU EXPERIENCE THE BEST VIEWS OF ...

Are you looking to know how to visit Machu Picchu Peru from Cusco? In this Machu Picchu travel guide we start in Cusco and drive in a private car to Ollantaytambo where we board a Peru Rail train to ...

If your most recent reference to Peru is from watching The Emperor’s New Groove, it’s time to update that. An absolute bucket list trip that may have never crossed your mind before right now is the ...

Lima stretches out along the Pacific Ocean, which sets it apart from the rest of the region. Pre-Columbian temples built to honor the ocean still dot the city today, and it is the only capital in the ...

For many people exploring Peru doesn’t go past checking Macchu Picchu off their world wonders bucket list. However, the underestimated South American country is so much more than a checkmark on a list ...

Lima, Peru, is a dynamic, vibrant city full of contrasts. Modern skyscrapers stand beside pre-Incan pyramids that cover entire city blocks. The City of Kings was formerly just a stopover en route to ...

I didn’t mind having to make my way through layers of tourists, crowding tiered ledges almost 8,000 feet above sea level. It only made the eventual reveal that much more effective. Whether it was ...

If you’re headed for Machu Picchu, your tour company will most likely use as its base camp this lively city of 430,000, perched at the head of a narrow valley in the Peruvian Andes. At 3400m above sea ...