The Incas were always characterized by their magnificent constructions, its millennial culture, astonishing traditions and for its special affinity for astronomy, since they were fascinated with the observation of the sky, endowing this cumulus of stars to the relationship with celestial deities. Following this tradition, the Cusco Planetarium has been created. The Cusco Planetarium is ...[+]

The Sacred City of Caral is located in the department of Lima, province of Barranca and its considered as the oldest civilization in America, also being one of the most important in the world. It is considered as World Heritage by the Unesco in 2009. This civilization was a contemporary to other such as the Chinese, ...[+]

Cusco is an ancient city that was characterized because it was the center of the Inca Empire, where the culture of the Inca has left beautiful traces that still persist today as ceremonial centers, fountains, etc. One such place is Tipon. Tipon is an archaeological park that is truly beautiful, because in it you can be ...[+]

For those who do not know, the Chan Chan Archeological Area is considered the largest clay citadel on the planet, having been declared by UNESCO in 1986 as a World Heritage. That is why thousands of tourists, avidly wanting to learn about the secrets it possesses, visit it every year. Located 6 km from the center of ...[+]

Lima, capital of Peru and also known by the name City of Kings, was founded by the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro on January 18th 1535; its Historic Center is a basic place to understand and appreciate its colonial past. The Lima Historic Center, aside from being the initial destination to get to know Peru, is considered ...[+]

In the year 1911 – a full century ago – an American explorer named Hiram Bingham, embarked on an expedition to Peru, where he became the first to make the magnificent discovery of what today is known as the forgotten Inca city of Machu Picchu. The story goes as follows: Bingham, in 1908, started on his ...[+]

The Sacred Valley of the Incas, is located in the Andes of Cusco, between the towns of  Pisaq and Ollantaytambo, parallel to the Vilcanota River and at a height of 2,8000 msnm (meters above sea level). Its climate oscillates between 15ºC and 20ºC. Throughout this Valley one finds diverse architectural and archeological monuments that do not ...[+]