Boundaries and borders can separate us from our neighbors, from friends; it can separate cities, places, countrysides, jungles and mountain ranges…They even separate neighboring countries. Is there then a name, that we can use to identify the paths and roads that allow us to break and/or join these boundaries? While there may be any number of ...[+]

The Manu National Park, created in 1973 by the Department of Madre de Dios in the eastern region of Peru, is a protected territory where abundant and diverse flora and fauna resides and a variety of habitats. With an extension of 2 million hectares, it has also been recognized by UNESCO as a Natural Heritage since ...[+]

With a surface area of  274,690 hectares, there extends throughout the southeastern region of the department of Madre de Dios in the province of Tambopata, the Tambopata National Reserve. This National Reserve is protected by the Peruvian state since it is a lovely landscape inhabited by the greatest diversity of flora and fauna that can be ...[+]

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 ...[+]