Ancient Inca citadel—one of the SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD—

Wander through sacred temples, masterfully carved stone terraces and the iconic Sun Gate overlooking the lush Vilcabamba Valley. Highlights include the Temple of the Sun, the Intihuatana stone and panoramic views from Huayna Picchu. Whether you arrive via the legendary Inca Trail or by train, Machu Picchu delivers a once-in-a-lifetime journey into the heart of Peru’s past. A must see.

Unlock the Secrets of the Desert 

Soar above the arid plains of southern Peru and witness this UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the world’s most mystifying wonders—the Nazca Lines, ancient geoglyphs etched into the earth over 2,000 years ago. These massive designs, visible only from above, spark endless theories—from astronomical calendars to alien messages. Marvel at humanity’s ancient imagination.

Peru’s Natural Masterpiece!

Just a few hours from Cusco and towering at over 5,200 meters (17,100 ft) above sea level, Rainbow Mountain—also known as Vinicunca or the Mountain of Seven Colors—is a jaw-dropping spectacle of mineral-rich stripes that ripple across the Andes like a painted canvas. Enjoy the geological magic and encounters with alpacas and llamas.

The Mosaic Pools of the Sacred Valley

Nestled in Peru’s Sacred Valley, the Maras Salt Mines feature over 3,000 dazzling terraced salt ponds, fed by a hypersaline spring and maintained by 600 local families using centuries-old techniques. This stunning landscape offers a glimpse into ancient artisanal salt production, where mineral-rich pink salt is highly valued and still harvested by hand. A visit to Maras promises breathtaking views, cultural depth, and a taste of tradition you won’t forget.

The Mysterious Secrets of Moray

Just outside Cusco lies Moray, one of the Sacred Valley’s most mind-bending Inca sites. These dramatic circular terraces, carved deep into the earth, are believed to be an ancient agricultural laboratory where the Incas experimented with crops using microclimates. With its mysterious design and breathtaking symmetry, Moray invites the curious traveler to uncover this enduring mystery.

Discover the Magic of Peru’s Sacred Valley

Step into a world where ancient history meets beautiful scenery! Uncover the meaning of 'The Sacred Valley" as you wander through vibrant markets bursting with color, culture and handcrafted wonders. Whether you're chasing adventure or soaking up centuries of Inca heritage, the Sacred Valley is where Peru’s soul truly shines.

The City of Towers

Witness nearly 20 ancient Inca stone towers that still stand guard over the mountainside and home to South America’s largest known Inca cemetery—with over 10,000 tombs carved into the cliffs. Pisac is a place where masterful stonework rivals Machu Picchu! Wander through sweeping agricultural terraces that melt into the landscape and uncover mystical relics like the Door of the Snakes and ancient Sundials? Next, visit the town of Pisac as it charms visitors with its vibrant markets and colorful Andean culture. 

World's Highest Navigable Lake 

Welcome to South America’s Largest Lake and the Most Photographed in Peru! Straddling the border of Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca will stun you with deep blue waters, snow-capped peaks and the surreal beauty of the Golden Floating Handwoven Islands of the Uros. Whether you're chasing myth, culture, or jaw-dropping views, Lake Titicaca is a bucket-list experience.

One of the Deepest Canyons in the World!

Let the earth truly drops away beneath your feet! Twice as deep as the Grand Canyon, this Peruvian marvel plunges over 3,500 meters (11,500 feet) into a world of dramatic cliffs, ancient terraced valleys and soaring Andean condors. Whether you're chasing adrenaline on rugged trails or soaking in the warming skies, Colca Canyon delivers an unforgettable blend of natural wonder and magic. Ready to stand on the edge of awe?

Dazzling Macaws and Toucans

Embark on a jungle adventure through Peru’s Amazon and dive into one of the most biodiverse places on Earth! Cruise down the Tambopata River to encounter playful monkeys, sleepy sloths, elusive jaguars, and giant river otters, all set against a backdrop of lush rainforest alive with over 1,200 bird species. Witness the jaw-dropping spectacle at the Clay Licks, where flocks of parrots and macaws paint the sky with color and sound. With serene boat rides, remote eco-lodges, and untouched wilderness that draws scientists from around the globe, Tambopata is a wild escape you’ll never forget.

High-Altitude glacial lake 

With fewer crowds, Laguna Rocotuyoc in Huaraz is a gem for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. Nestled high in the Andes at over 4,500 meters (14,700ft) above sea level, this beautiful lagoon offers jaw-dropping views of snow-capped peaks, wonderful landscapes, ancient pre-Inca Wari ruins that whisper stories from centuries past. Take your hiking experience to a new level!

A village nestled in a Desert Oasis! 

Tucked between towering sand dunes just outside Ica, this surreal village looks like it leapt out of a dream. A desert lagoon surrounded by palm trees and golden sands, Huacachina is South America’s only natural desert oasis. Ride the dunes like a pro on a heart-pounding dune buggy tour or try sandboarding down slopes that rival the Sahara. Whether you're chasing adrenaline or just soaking in the view, Huacachina is the kind of place you didn’t think could exist—until you see it for yourself. Seriously… when was the last time you surfed a sand dune?

Discover the famous Pyramid in Peru! 

Right in the heart of Miraflores, Lima’s buzzing modern district, rises a stunning slice of history—an 82-foot-tall pyramid built with over 1 million adobe bricks. This pre-Inca marvel invites you to walk among sacred ceremonial grounds, uncover centuries-old secrets, and snap unforgettable photos of a city where ancient culture meets urban energy. Discover and share this archaeological treasure.

Pink Flamingo's flourish

For thrill-seekers, nothing beats a guided buggy tour through the rugged desert terrain to the its shimmering shores. Here, you can spot pink flamingos, pelicans, and dolphins gliding through the waves or stop off at one of the most  iconic spots of Playa Roja, a surreal beach with striking red sand sculpted by eroded volcanic rock—truly unlike anything else in Peru. Beyond, the reserve holds echoes of the ancient Paracas civilization, renowned for its mysterious elongated skulls that continue to intrigue archaeologists. Whether you're chasing wildlife, soaking up ancient history, or tearing through dunes, Paracas promises an unforgettable escape.

Pink Dolphins of the Amazon

Refresh your soul, reconnect with nature and step off the grid and into the heart of the Amazon jungle! Glide through rainforest rivers to meet exotic wildlife like the pink dolphins, sloths, giant otters and monkeys in their untouched habitat. Wander through floating villages, explore butterfly sanctuaries and awaken your sense of wonder in the Manatee rescue center.  Lose the map and visit the world’s largest city unreachable by road.  Let nature write your story on this adventure.

A Photographer's Paradise!

A Social media gem! Here, turquoise waters shimmer beneath towering glaciers and ancient spirits still drift through the Andes. Just a few hours from Cusco, this high-altitude wonder (4,200 meters up!) offers a soul-stirring escape into nature and Inca legend. Whether you're hiking the Salkantay Trail or chasing the perfect Instagram shot, Humantay delivers magic with every step. Humantay Lake is the bucket-list experience you didn’t know you needed.           

World Famous Colossal Stone Walls

Get ready to be wowed at Sacsayhuamán—Cusco’s jaw-dropping stone fortress where 300-ton rocks fit together like puzzle pieces without a drop of mortar. With zigzag walls shaped like puma teeth, epic views of the city, and ancient vibes that come alive during the fiery Inti Raymi sun festival, this UNESCO gem is more than just ruins—it’s a mind-blowing masterpiece of Inca engineering. 

The Lost City of Sand and Secrets

Chan Chan, once the capital of the Chimu Kingdom, was the largest earthen Pre-Columbian city in the 15th century before its fall to the Inca Empire. Wander through the splendor of sunbaked mud-brick palaces, ceremonial plazas and fish themed friezes that showcase Chimú craftsmanship. Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site that is an excellent example of Pre-Columbian America.

A Rescue Center specialized in primates. 

In the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, adventure comes alive with three unforgettable moments: meet rescued primates at Monkey Island, where playful squirrel monkeys and gentle howlers roam free; glide along the mighty Amazon River, the lifeline of the rainforest, spotting pink dolphins and vibrant birdlife; and end your day bathed in gold as the sun melts into the horizon, painting the jungle and water in a blaze of color. This is the Amazon at its most wild, most beautiful, and most alive.

The Last Living Inca Fortress

Step into time where ancient stone walls still guard the secrets of Inca kings and warriors. Nestled in Peru’s Sacred Valley, this awe-inspiring archaeological site isn’t just ruins—it’s a living legacy, with locals still inhabiting original Inca homes. Climb the Sun Temple terraces for jaw-dropping views of the valley and surrounding peaks. 

Visit one of the World's Tallest Waterfalls!

Journey to one of the tallest waterfalls in the world, hidden deep in the lush Amazon cloud forest. Trek through vibrant jungle trails, spot exotic wildlife, and feel the mist of Gocta Falls as it plunges over 770 meters (2,500ft) in a breathtaking cascade. Witness nature’s masterpiece.

Peru's Best Beach and Surf town! 

Peru’s laid-back coastal gem where surfboards rule the waves, sea turtles glide through warm waters and mangroves hide secret kayaking trails. Ideal for travelers chasing beach vibes and ocean thrills. It's all about the beach!

Peru’s Dazzling White City

Step into a city carved from volcanic stone and crowned a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known as La Ciudad Blanca (The White City), Arequipa glows with colonial charm, vibrant plazas and centuries of history etched into its white facades. Then, take a hike to feel the mystical energy of the majestic Misti Volcano kissing the sky and all the beauty that awaits just beyond.          Discover the soul of southern Peru.

The "Sister City" of Machu Picchu

Forget the crowds—this is the Inca Empire’s best-kept secret. Tucked high in the cloud-kissed Andes, Choquequirao is a sprawling archaeological marvel that rivals Machu Picchu in grandeur but rewards only the bold. Accessible only by a multi-day trek, it’s a journey through wild canyons, lush forests, and soul-stirring silence. Hidden deep in the folds of the Andes, Choquequirao is the bold traveler’s reward. Come for the mystery. Stay for the solitude. 

The OLDEST city in the Americas and one of the Oldest in the World!

Step Into the Cradle of Civilization! Discover the oldest city in the Americas—and one of the oldest on Earth! Travel back to 2600 BC at this extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage Site, where ancient ruins whisper stories of one of humanity’s earliest civilizations. Lay your claim to visiting one of the oldest civilizations in the world! Capture the moment. Discover Peru’s ancient soul.

Conquer the World's Highest Tropical Mountain range

Dare to defy gravity and scale the towering peaks of the Andes—where tropical lushness meets alpine majesty. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers more than just a climb and a glimpse of Paramount Mountain—it’s a journey into the clouds, with panoramic views so surreal, they’ll leave you breathless. Few have made it. Will you be one of them?

Uncover the Secrets of the Cloud Warriors!

Journey to the awe-inspiring fortress of Kuelap, perched high in the Andes and wrapped in mystery. Marvel at its colossal stone walls—built by the fearless Chachapoyas in the 6th century AD—and uncover the secrets of the fearless Cloud Warriors and a civilization that defied time. History, adventure, and breathtaking views await in this hidden gem of the Peruvian highlands.

Turquoise Beauty!

Embark on a breathtaking one-day hike to crystal-blue waters cradled by the majestic, snow-capped Andes. It’s nature’s masterpiece—where every step leads you deeper into serenity and moments of tranquility. Let the mountain air refresh your soul. 

Village of the Dead

The Revash Mausoleums are one of northern Peru’s most intriguing archaeological sites—part history, part mystery, and entirely worth the journey. Built high into the limestone cliffs of the Utcubamba Valley, these 14th‑century Chachapoya funerary houses are unlike anything else in the Andes.

Peru’s Towering Tombs of Time

Step into one of the world’s largest ancient necropolises, where massive stone chullpas—some soaring over 40 feet—stand as silent guardians of a forgotten era. Sillustani offers breathtaking views and a deep dive into Peru’s rich pre-Incan heritage. Discover the ingenious construction techniques and tools used by ancient civilizations. Uncover the mysteries carved into every stone.

Where Culture, Coastline & Cuisine Collide

Peru’s capital isn’t just a stopover—it’s a destination that dazzles. Stroll cliffside boardwalks with ocean views, dive into a food scene ranked among the best in the world and explore vibrant neighborhoods pulsing with art, music, and colonial charm. 

The Heartbeat of the Andes

Step into a city where every cobblestone whispers ancient secrets. Once the capital of the mighty Inca Empire, Cusco is more than a gateway to Machu Picchu—it’s a living museum of history, culture, and breathtaking beauty. Marvel at Inca stonework that defies logic and sip coca tea while gazing at snow-capped peaks. From vibrant festivals to llama selfies. Come for the ruins. Leave with a story.

Llamas, llamas, llamas!

Get up close and feed the alpacas, llamas, vicuñas, and guanacos. Awana Kancha is a living textile museum where traditional shearing, natural dyeing, and hand‑weaving are shown by local artisans—perfect for hands‑on photos, authentic shopping and learning how Peru’s world‑famous fibers are made.