Join us on an epic adventure around Peru with its fascinating history, lively culture, and stunning scenery in our travel blog. From the mysterious remains of Machu Picchu to the towering Andes Mountains, Peru is home to breathtaking natural attractions. Find out about secret valleys, verdant jungles, and vibrant marketplaces. Our blog is a veritable treasure trove of travel advice, interesting articles, and breathtaking photos that will take you deep into Peru's varied ecosystems and fascinating history. Peru is a magical place where you may make memories that will last a lifetime if you come with us on this incredible journey.

Welcome to the Machu Picchu travel guide! Everything you need to know about this wonder of the ancient world is here. Whether it’s an overview of its past and incredible architecture or practical advice on how to plan the perfect vacation in Peru,…
Located in the Andes mountain range in Peru, Colca Canyon is one of the deepest canyons in the world. With a depth of over 10,000 feet, it is more than twice as deep as the Grand Canyon in the United States. The canyon is home to various wildlife,…
Before reaching Machu Picchu, you will have to make a mandatory stop in Lima, where you can explore everything from its world famous gastronomy to its rich history that is displayed as a living museum. So where is the city of Lima?Lima is the…
Pikillacta or Pikillaqta is located in the South Valley, on the outskirts of Cusco. In the micro-basin of the Lucre valley, on the hills of the Huchuy Balcony Hill, which overlooks the Huacarpay lagoon. It was a pre-Inca and Inca settlement, being…
The peruvian ceviche recipe authentic does not have to be a secret, nor does it have to be difficult. Step by step we will reveal the traditional ceviche recipe. Because its history tells us how its simplicity and freshness has made even the…
Did you know that the Cusco Cathedral is built using stones carved by the Inca culture?It is the main temple you will find in the beautiful city of Cusco, Peru. It is also known as the "Basilica Cathedral of the Virgin of the Assumption."…
San Pedro Market is the main market in the city of Cusco Peru, located just a few blocks from the Plaza de Armas. It's a vast, two-story market with aisles and stalls selling everything from fresh produce to souvenirs. You can find just about…
The llamas lives at Machu Picchu and can give you a moment of happiness to see their curious behavior, although they did not always live in Machu Picchu. Everything would seem to indicate that they have their own history and secrets that you should…
Sacsayhuaman is located north of the city of Cusco in Peru. Exactly on the platform bounded by the Saphy River and the Chunchullmayo River. Originally, they built it as an Inca ceremonial temple of Hanan Cusco dedicated to the sun god. After the…
Imagine doing a less strenuous trek and visiting a hidden corner inside a wonder of the world. We are talking about Huchuy Picchu Mountain located in Cusco, Peru. It is less known than Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu, but it has a unique attractive…
Ollantaytambo stands on the right side of the Vilcanota River, in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. You will find it as the most important fortress from the Inca time. It was a place for religion, government, and the military. The Incas built huge,…
Did you know that Machu Picchu Mountain is not the same as Machu Picchu Citadel. But they are close places for a hike if it is what you are looking for. Machu Picchu is a name that represents one of the many wonders of the greatness of the Inca…
The Huayna Picchu Mountain hike and climb went viral on social media with breathtaking, life-defying photos. Not for nothing is it known as the "stairs of death", but is it really scary? After overcoming the stairs to Huayna Picchu, you will receive…
Peruvian cuisine has 491 typical dishes, in addition to 2500 soups and 250 representative desserts, is another tourist attraction. Of all the dishes of Peruvian food I will show you those that you must try if you come to Peru, because you will find…
Close to the city of Cusco, you will have to make a must visit. The Sacred Valley Peru is popular in recent times for its history, tradition, Inca sites, the Urubamba river, local villages and food. You can find it between Cusco and Machu Picchu.…
All roads lead to Rome, here in Peru all roads lead to Machu Picchu, that is, there are several ways to reach the wonder of the world, but nothing compares to the Inca Trail, a challenge that will give you hidden Inca constructions and memorable…
The Salkantay Mountain is at the top of the heart of the Andes. This mountain stands out as one of the 25 best treks in the world according to National Geographic Adventure Travel Magazine. However, the main enigma of the mountain is that it is…
If you think Machu Picchu is in the city of Cusco, you are wrong. Here I show you the true location of the lost city of the Incas.The reality is that it is 80km to the northwest, in the region of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Don't worry, many…
What would you do if I told you that the mountains watch you and judge your every action? For the Inca Empire religion, this was not a metaphor — it was their reality.Here, you will uncover the secrets of the Inca religion that the Spanish…
There is a legend that says that the Qoricancha hid a golden disk within its Inca walls. But why did such a sacred temple become a convent? The answer lies in the fact that the Spaniards had very different plans.Few archaeological sites hold as many…
Many tourists arrive at the Pisac Ruins without knowing what they are seeing. They walk along its terraces, look at the walls and at the end they leave without understanding its true meaning.From today, when you finish reading this blog, you will…
Machu Picchu isn't the only famous landmark in Peru; there are other places that are equally attractive or might even surpass it for some travelers.Peru hides wonders that you must discover once in your lifetime. The monuments perfectly blend…
Huatia is an Andean dish traditionally eaten by the Quechua and Aymara cultures. Today, it is part of the cuisine of Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, and Chile. It is a traditional method of cooking potatoes in the ground, which allows for a connection…
If you're looking for the perfect side dishes and drinks to enjoy with your Peruvian chicken (pollo a la brasa), you're in the right place.Peruvian chicken is a perfect dish, but only if you know how to accompany it. Here, you'll discover a list…
The pachamama is a deity of the Andean culture in Peru. It symbolizes the deep connection between humanity and nature. Therefore ancient civilizations performed ceremonies or rituals as part of gratitude or reciprocity to the divinity. Special…
A healthy ceviche starts with fish. Whether you want to eat it to lose weight or know if it's safe to eat raw fish. So is ceviche healthy or not?Ceviche is a Peruvian dish that has raw, uncooked fish as its main ingredient. But the fish is "cooked"…
Through Inca art we can discover the capacity and development of the Inca culture. Ceramics, textiles and metal works are displayed in museums around the world. Because this civilization has unique characteristics in its art that you have to…
We all know that Hiram Bingham rediscovered Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu. But few know about his childhood, the problems with his parents, his successful marriage, and other discoveries before finding the wonder of the world.