At approximately 65 km. from the city of Lima, the valley of the Rimac River is located near the town of San Jerónimo de Surco in the province of Huarochirí. With its local church of that dates back to colonial times, the local waterfalls, and the archaeological sites, this town is abundant with attractive tourist ...[+]

In order to survive and spread their culture, the men and women of northern Peru have been characterized throughout history as a group of people that were consistently overcoming northern Peru’s harsh terrain. Located a few kilometers from Cajamarca, Cumbemayo is a fine example of the peoples’ ability to triumph over the hostile environment. The Cumbemayo ...[+]

  Located 31 kilometers from Tarma, in the department of Junin, we find what is considered to be the deepest cave in South America. The cave of Guagapo, whose name in Quechua means “Tears of the All-Powerful”, is a rocky formation 2,000 meteres deep of which the opening to the outside is 20 meters high. Inside ...[+]

Peru is known for its scenic beauty and beautiful national reserves, one of these being the National Reserve of Titicaca. This natural area is made up by the Titicaca lake, the artificial man-made islets and the cultivated farming zones, all of which are located within the Department of Puno. Its most visited spots are the ...[+]

For the fans of birdwatching, a journey to the Peruvian forest is very important to be able to give free rein to their ecological inclinations and to see how the birds unfold in their natural environment.  By their gaudy colors and the way they devise their croaks, the Peruvian birds are very prized among the ...[+]

On one of the voyages of Italian traveler,  Antonio Raimondi, who dedicated part of his life to traversing the Peruvian Andes in search of new species of plants and animals, he described  Huascarán  as a mountain of ice that keeps an imposing vigil over the towns that develop within the Huaylas Alley.  Actually, that same ...[+]

Located in the eastern sector of the Cordillera Blanca (White Mountain Range), the Conchucos Alley is a series of small valleys that accommodates a large amount of towns through 400 kms.  In it we can find dreamlike and traditional landscapes and magnificent vistas of an Andean landscape crowned by the snow of its hostess The best ...[+]

It is true that Lima is a noisy and polluted city, however, nearby, at 74 km to be exact, there is an impressive place that should be included in any relaxing visit.  The Antankallo cataracts are found in the Rimac valley, department of Lima, Huarochiri province, Matucana district. In order to enjoy the impressive landscapes offered ...[+]

Since very old times, Huánuco has always been considered as “the relief of the travelers”.  This is due to its strategic position inside the national geography that makes it the point of traffic between the coast and the amazon.  This region is located in a fertile valley, which can only be accessed through the mountains, ...[+]

At more than 3900 msnm, to six hours toward the east of Lima, exists a plateau of volcanic origin located on a high mountain where we could find a white rock carved by the settlers of these lands around the year 100 B.C.  This sculpture, called “The monument to humanity”, was built by the men ...[+]

For the fans of birdwatching, a journey to the Peruvian forest is very important to be able to give free rein to their ecological inclinations and to see how the birds unfold in their natural environment.  By their gaudy colors and the way they devise their croaks, the Peruvian birds are very prized among the ...[+]

If our first impression when arriving at Lima is of a modern city with a frenetic rhythm, besides being a place rich in history and culture, we also think if there are other types of elements that would be interesting to see. For example: nature. Lima was founded in the bed of the valley of the ...[+]