If in the summer we seek sun and beach, we only have to go to Máncora to find another jewel of the Peruvian coastal nature. In Trujillo, to only six hours of Lima, is one of the places that we can visit if what we want is to get bathed in sunlight and to ...[+]

The Cañón del Colca is not the only one in existence in Arequipa. Discovered a little more than twenty years ago by some adventurers, Cotahuasi, located in the province of La Unión, is a mixture of the rich Pre-Colombian heritage of Peru with the tradition of the existing towns around its foothill. Formed by the  ...[+]

Behind and beyond the mountains, the endless greens of nature’s last stance against an ever evolving world lulls tourists in and awakens the excitement and feeling of strolling through an uncharted land. Here, nature is king with an array of florescent colors and an exuberant and utterly breathtaking living breathing entity. The Amazonian jungle is ...[+]

As soon as we arrive at Lima, we find modernization receives us in a world where all is fast.  In spite of having beautiful traces of its colonial past, the feeling of nature calls us. To arrive there, we should not go very far: we should only go towards Canta, located in the mountains of ...[+]

Apart from preserving the various species of flora and fauna, the protected areas of Peru offer the best natural visual spectacle of its genre…truly a remarkable and special experience for its visitors. One of the best examples of its most spectacular natural beauties is located heading northeast of the Peruvian territory within the Amotape ...[+]

If there is one thing that characterizes Peru it is its incalculable natural richness, composed of the most diverse species of flora and fauna that inhabit the dreamlike landscape that may only be observed in the native land. Within our borders, one of the most important areas protected for its variety of flora and fauna is ...[+]

Chachapoyas, located in the Peruvian northwest, capital of the Amazon department, whose name stems from the native word “chachapoyacuno” which means “forest or mountain of fog” being recognized by the presence of orchids.  Known as one of the most interesting civilizations that fought against the Inca expansion in the period of the conquest by the ...[+]

The beauty of the Peruvian forest is without equal, as well as its national parks, natural sanctuaries protected by the Peruvian State as part of its ecological and cultural patrimony.  In it, intact populations of several species of wild fauna live threatened by the hand of the man, such as the river wolf, the dog ...[+]

In the middle of the forest of the department of Amazon, full of its green tones and trees of great size, inhabited by colorful species of animals, we find one of the five highest waterfalls of the world: The Gocta. This wonder of nature had been discovered in the first years of our century, when the ...[+]

The combination of an excellent climate, grape seeds, dedicated work and focused distillation, produces its efforts a special drink considered the most representative of Peru: Pisco. It being our native product, we definitely invite all the tourists and foreigners that arrive in our country, to have a taste. Aside from Peru’s viable culinary presence, the ...[+]

Peru’s natural beauty is expressed in its protected areas, spaces where one can observe, up close, the most exotic species of flora and fauna living together in locales unique for its genre, like the ones that characterize the Reserva Nacional de Salinas and Aguada Blanca. The Reserve The Reserva Nacional de Salinas and Aguada Blanca is located ...[+]

Aside from all the tourists attractions offered by the capital city of Peru, the Lima region also offers us the possibility to step away from the city centre and step into a beautiful tour of nature based in one of the areas most favored natural reserves. This place, considered a local gem by its native ...[+]