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Not too far from Cusco you can experience a jewel of the Incan empire. The Q’eswachaka bridge is mark left in Peru by the Tahuantinsuyo culture and is practically conserved as a perfect replica. In thanks to the great efforts of the local populations continuous reparations and ceremonies. This area contains history of the ancients,...
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CITY TOUR EN CUSCO CIUDAD
If you come to Cusco and only have a few days to see the city and the region we can tell you how to see all that is great about the ancient Inca Capital in one afternoon. The Sun Temple, San Pedro Market, San Blas, The 12 Angled Stone, The Cathedral and ruins of Sacsayhuamán,...
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The Inca Trail is the classic trek to go from Cusco to Machu Picchu. It follows the ancient imperial road of the Incan Empire. It is a section of the largest road of the ancient world. The Inca Trial crosses breathtaking landscapes of cultural and natural beauty and significance. It winds through diverse Andes ecosystems...
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Barco navegando Lago Titicaca
Travel to the highest lake in the world and where there are islands unlike anything else in the world. Learn about the history and culture of the Uros. Here you will find the best tips and tricks for avoiding tourist traps and getting the best bang for your buck in Puno and Lake Titicaca There...
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A close-up of a traveler's hand holding a single Peruvian sol coin, with the vibrant San Pedro Market in Cusco blurred in the background, illustrating what to buy with one Peruvian sol.
There’s a truth that travel brochures rarely tell. It isn’t found in the grand monuments or the panoramic photos, but in the weight and texture of a small coin in the palm of your hand. In Peru, that coin is the Sol. And in Cusco, one sol is not just a fraction of a budget;...
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Caminando en las ruinas de Ollantaytambo
The Sacred Valley of the Incas hides incredible tourist sites and dream landscapes. There are also towns that were witnesses to the splendor of one of the most important cultures of Peru. There is one that is especially close to the center of the Incan Empire, which is why we went to see Inti Punku...
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Loro colorido de la selva peruana en Manu
Where can I go to experience the jungle? Can I get to the jungle from Cusco? are some questions asked by people visiting the center of the Inca Empire. Cusco is surrounded by a mountainous landscape, with forests and arid areas. It feels worlds away from the jungle. However a few hours from Cusco is...
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Amazon river Iquitos
Surely you have heard of the great Amazon Jungle many times. You have arrived in Peru and you have heard about the enormous biodiversity of the country. Its ecosystems, climates, cuisine and its jungle (or its jungles). And you decided that you’re going to go discover the jungle. But how? From where? What forest are...
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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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Tourist doing the Inka Jungle adventure tour
Many dream of reaching Machu Picchu. They picture it as a destination, a final point on the map. But what if I told you the citadel is merely the grand finale in a symphony of experiences that completely transforms the journey? There is a way to arrive that isn’t measured just in miles, but in...
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