Just 50 kilometers northwest of Cusco lie the mysterious Moray circles, an impressive structure that has become an essential destination for travelers exploring the region. While often attributed to the Incas, some theories suggest that their origins could date back to pre-Inca cultures that already took advantage of the site’s unique features. Moray, with its...Read More

In the heart of the Andes, long before the world knew industrial wine or beer, a golden, frothy beverage already existed that was the soul of a civilization. This is not just a drink; it is an echo of the past, a community bond, and an offering to the earth. Today, we delve into Chicha...Read More

If you have few days to visit Cusco and its natural, historical and archaeological attractions – we have a proposal for you to be able to explore the most important things about the city and region. So, what is this proposal? Well, in 4 days you can explore the most In 4 days you can...Read More

There are many touristic attractions that exist in the region and city of Cusco; ranging from archeological sites, to museums, to natural wonders. Luckily, there is a way to explore all of the most important sites in an economical manner – by purchasing the “Boleto Turístico del Cusco” (Tourist Ticket of Cusco). This article includes...Read More

It is likely that the first thing that comes to mind when you hear about the Sacred Valley of the Incas, is Machu Picchu. This is valid to an extent, as one of the most iconic places in Peru and all of the Americas are the ruins of Machu Picchu. But the Sacred Valley has...Read More

Peru has many beautiful places ideal for couples or honeymooners, sites that offer privacy and beauty both naturally and in historic sites. If you come to Peru looking for an intimate and special adventure we have the perfect places for you. Which Romantic Places in Peru are Best? Whatever youre looking for the 11 places...Read More

You want a trip to Machu Piccu through the sacred valley from Cusco, we can tell you how to get there and some option for where to go along the way. Through the Sacred Valley, from Huayambaba to Aguascalientes (at the foot of Machu Picchu), is 53km in a straight line. However you should consider...Read More

A traveler’s mind often makes a direct leap: Peru is Machu Picchu. It has become the final destination, the icon that eclipses almost everything else in the collective imagination. But that is just the end of the chapter. It’s not the whole book. Before a single foot steps into the elevated citadel, there is a...Read More