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Atractivos de la ruta norte del Perú
Northern Peru is home to natrural wonders, exotic foods, and ancient cultures. In our trip exploring Gocta,  Kuélap and the Moche Culture we discovered new ways to appreciate the natural world and learned from civilizations with culture and customs dating back far before the Inca. The adventure to the high forest was a trip to...
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Caminando por la ruta del tren a Machu Picchu
Bike down a mountain, raft in ancient rivers, zip line over high jungle, and thermal baths. These are just some of the activities you’ll experience before arriving to the famous site The Inca citadel is of one of the best 4-day tours to Machu Picchu, one of the most beautiful and important places of the...
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Biodiversidad de la selva peruana
One of the things we quickly learn when traveling is that you can’t know everything that a country has to offer. You are sitting in a city square looking at the tourists map and understand that choosing a route is relegating another. You sigh and try not to be consumed by that mixed feeling of...
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Caminata por el valle de Lares
Natural landscapes, cultural experiences, thermal waters and trails between mountains are some of the attractions that the traveler has in store in Lares. A walk through the Valley of Lares can take you to the mythical Machu Picchu by a different route to the traditional Camino del Inca. This alternative route to Machu Picchu will...
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Navegando en el lago más alto del mundo
Peru boasts one of the most beautiful and majestic natural attractions in the world: the highest lake in the world. This lake is called Titicaca. The lake is more than 3,800 meters above sea level and has an area of ​​8,562 square kilometers. This places it as the most extensive and highest navigable lake on...
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Salineras de Maras en el Valle Sagrado
The Sacred Valley is most famously associated with Machhu Picchu, and images of splendorous vistas along the Inca Trail. However the Sacred Valley is in fact brimming over with ruins, natural wonders, and living breathing indigenous cultures. It is possible to spend a week in the Valley seeing something new every day and never coming...
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Montaña de colores Vinicunca vs Palcoyo
Cusco boasts two natural marvels that have driven up tourism in recent years. Vinicunca y Palcoyo, two rainbow mountains that have striking striations of pigment at their peaks. The two look very similar but the experience of going to them is very different. On our TOUR of Vinicunca we go to an altitude over 5200 meters...
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Caminata a Ausangate
Ausangate is the 5th highest mountain in Peru, topping out at 6,384 meters above sea level. Less well known than other surrounding attractions the mountain is gorgeous and the ultimate representation of the southern Peruvian Andes. The landscapes and views from Asungate are one of a kind and the mountain is just 100km southeast of...
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Caminata para llegar a Choquequirao
Are you looking to get away from the noise and lights of the city? Do you want to test your physique and your spirit? We suggest you meet the sister of Machu Picchu, Choquequirao.  Have you heard of these magnificent ruins? Where is Choquequirao? The first thing you need to know is that Choquequirao is...
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Foto de campamento en nevado Ausangate
If you have been travelling the Sacred Valley you have probably seen “APU” in conjunction with very high hills in the Cusco region. These are beautiful snowy mountains worthy of adventuring, they have great trails, and places to camp, as well as incredible views. But, what does APU mean?  APU is a Quechua word that...
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