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A crowd of Peruvian fans emotionally singing the Contigo Peru song during a national celebration, showcasing unity.
There are melodies that transcend their original purpose to become the soundtrack of an entire nation. This is the story of the song “Contigo Perú,” a chant born for soccer but which ended up embracing the soul of millions, cementing itself as an emblem of identity and patriotism. Its power lies not in rituals, but...
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A breathtaking view of Vinicunca, Peru’s iconic Rainbow Mountain near Cusco, featuring vibrant natural stripes of red, yellow, and turquoise under a clear Andean sky.
When travelers dream of Cusco, a single image often burns the brightest: Vinicunca, the world-renowned Seven Color Mountain. It’s an icon, a destination that seems lifted from an artist’s canvas. But what if I told you that the Andes cradle more secrets tinted with ocher, turquoise, and lavender? Vinicunca isn’t the only rainbow mountain, and...
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Panoramic view of Cusco's Plaza de Armas at sunrise, the starting point for a perfect tour of Cusco in one day.
Cusco isn’t a city to be seen; it’s a city to be felt. Its cobblestone streets, its walls that whisper stories, and the very air, charged with an ancestral energy, demand a moment of pause. Ideally, as we always advise our travelers, you’ll want to give yourself several days here to acclimate your body and...
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A vibrant street scene in Cusco at night, with the historic Plaza de Armas illuminated and travelers enjoying the lively atmosphere outside a bar.
When the last ray of sunlight gilds the stones of Sacsayhuaman and the city lights begin to twinkle on the hillsides, Cusco transforms. The ancestral energy felt by day gives way to a vibrant, contemporary hum. For many travelers, the natural question is what to do in Cusco at night. The nightlife here is a...
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The Best Way to get to Machu Picchu: Inca Trail, Inka Jungle Tour, Salkantay Trek or Train?
The best option to get to Machu Picchu is the one that resonates with your spirit. For the total adventurer, the Inka Jungle. For the trekking purist, Salkantay. For the history pilgrim, the Inca Trail. For those seeking comfort and speed, the train is the way. I’ve lost count of the times, sharing a cup...
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A panoramic view of a majestic, snow-capped Andean peak, illustrating what are the Apus, the sacred mountain spirits of Peru.
You’ve likely come across the word “Apu” while researching the imposing peaks that dominate the Cusco landscape. It’s a term that evokes adventure, treks among snow-capped mountains, and breathtaking views. But what is the profound meaning behind this name? Apu is a Quechua word inherited from the Inca worldview. Although often translated directly, its concept...
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Machu Picchu on your own
Dreaming of Machu Picchu is easy. Deciding how to get there—that’s the real adventure. If you’re reading this, the spirit of independence is calling, and you’re asking a crucial question: is it truly possible to visit Machu Picchu on your own? The short answer is a resounding yes. But being possible doesn’t make it simple....
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