Tourism

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 …

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Peru’s ecosystem relies on the near-endless natural wonders for its diversity, leisure, and even biological studies. Among the country’s protected national parks, the biggest of all is the Reserva Nacional …

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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 …

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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 …

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Experiencing nature is a beautiful hobby. To do so, sometimes you need to leave the brick and mortar cities. Other times, we forget that within our cities we have green …

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San Vicente de Azpitia, or just Azpitia is located about 80 Km. South of Lima in the province of Cañete. People looking to get away from the Lima’s hustle have …

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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 …

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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 …

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What makes Peru’s lands magical is its exploration and discovery aspect. Aside from having a rich cultural history, Peru’s natural beauty that makes up the the country’s various jungles and …

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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 …

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