Tips, guides, and inspiring stories from our adventures in Peru
Choquequirao, The Last Refuge of the Incas After the invention of the Spanish, the Incas of the Vilcabamba valley took sanctuary at Choquequirao in a last-ditch bid to reclaim control. Its name translates to “Golden Cradle,” and its grandeur and majesty have prompted parallels to Machu Picchu. Choquequirao is not simple to reach: it takes […]
Hiram Bingham is a name synonymous with one of the most awe-inspiring archeological discoveries of the 20th century: Machu Picchu. Nestled high in the Andes Mountains of Peru, this ancient Inca citadel remained hidden from the modern world for centuries until Bingham’s serendipitous encounter in 1911. In this article, we delve into the life of […]
Cusco is more than just a city; it’s a living history and you will need a Traveler’s Guide to Cusco. Nestled in Peru’s Andes, it whispers tales of ancient civilizations. From Inca temples to vibrant markets, opportunities abound. Every corner holds a secret waiting to be unveiled. As travelers, we yearn for authentic, unforgettable experiences. […]
Discover the heart of Peru through its vibrant festivals. Cusco, the ancient Inca capital, bursts with cultural celebrations year-round. Immerse yourself into the Cusco Festivals with tradition and color. From the famous Inti Raymi to the lesser-known Qoyllur Rit’i, each festival tells a story. Experience the fusion of Inca and Spanish traditions. Join locals in […]
Peru is a treasure trove of wonders. From ancient Inca cities to biodiverse rainforests, it’s a country that never ceases to amaze. Discover 10 fascinating facts about Peru. We’ll delve into its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning geography. Although this is not a Peru travel guide is a great overviw of all the country […]
The Spiritual Significance of Salkantay Salkantay Mountain Peru, the highest peak in the Vilcabamba Range. It stands as a sentinel watching over the lush valleys below. Known in the local Quechua language as “Savage Mountain,” Salkantay rises to an impressive 6,271 meters (20,574 feet) above sea level. This imposing mountain is not just a geographical […]
The Inca Trail in August is one of the most popular times of the year to hike the legendary route to Machu Picchu. With sunny days, dry conditions, and crystal-clear visibility, August offers some of the best trekking weather in the Andes. Because it aligns with global summer holidays, this month attracts thousands of travelers […]
The Cordillera Vilcanota is one of the most dramatic, sacred, and least-explored mountain ranges in the Peruvian Andes. Located southeast of Cusco, this vast cordillera is home to towering snowcapped peaks, massive glaciers, surreal turquoise and red lagoons, remote Andean communities, and some of the most challenging trekking routes in South America. Far from mass […]
Want to travel in the lap of nature? South America is famous for its natural beauty. If you search for the most famous & fantastic trekking destination in Peru, Machu Picchu will top the list. Machu Picchu is recognized as a ‘World Heritage Site’ and awarded as ‘World’s Leading Tourist Attraction’. From the above information, […]
Best Time To Hike And Climb Huayna Picchu Huayna Picchu is the towering peak in the background of the most famous Machu Picchu shots, the traditional postal photos. To walk this peak, you must purchase your admission tickets early. The entry point is on Machu Picchu’s north side; it takes around 1 hour to reach […]
