Peru

Peru is a dream destination in the Latin Americas. Peru has so much to offer from famous, historical sights to colorful natural landmarks. Despite it being a colony of Spain, Peru has done well to rediscover itself and emerge successfully. There, you will have access to an incomparable geographical diversity. From the glaciers of the Andes to the beaches of the Pacific coast, from the sand dunes of the desert to the pampas of the Andean plateau, or from the Amazon rainforest to the volcanoes: the different sites will remind you of the richness of the country and will make you travel around the world in one trip!
Peru is ideal for those who wish to leave their comfort zone and immerse themselves in the unknown.

Best time to visit

The best time to travel to Peru is during the dry season from May until October, with sunny days, warm, and chilly nights.

Interesting facts

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The legendary Nazca lines are not known as to why they were made or for what reason making Peru’s mystical lines remain a mystery.

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Coca leaves farmed in Peru are a great source of Vitamin B, C, and iron. Locals use it to relieve pain and hunger, while visitors can experience relief from altitude sickness.

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Peru’s geographical location is outstandingly diverse, as you will experience the driest, wettest, deepest, and biggest places.

Things to do

Visit Manu National Park is one of the most bio-diverse areas in the whole world, boasting at least 1,000 birds and over 200 mammal species.
Try the diverse trails offered to view the ancient Inca trails and view the deserted city of Machu Picchu.
Have a taste experience the cuisine of Peru. The country has a unique cuisine of guinea pigs and pungent potatoes. Among the other rare flavors are crocodiles, sausages, and other starchy foods.
Visit the world’s deepest canyons of Colca where the mighty condors roost. This is the best spot to watch these majestic birds riding on the morning’s thermals.
Trek the snow-clad peaks of the Cordillera Huayhuash as they present some of the most challenging and remote mountaineering experiences in the world.
Marvel at the swirling red, brown, pink, white, and green swirls of Vinicunca, also known as Montaña de Siete Colores or Rainbow Mountain.
Head to Chachapoya to see the heads in the clouds. This versatile area holds a great significance to the local people because this shrouded mist-covered jungle is where they used to preserve their dead.
Get an aerial view of the Nazca Lines. These are huge intricate drawings made into the plains of the desert by the Nazca people who predated the Inca trails.
Get off the beaten track

Discover breathtaking landscapes by taking a trip to Peru!