WELCOME TO PERU
Despite its ever-changing climate and its often imposing and unexpected landscapes, Perú stands in 2026 as one of the most significant centers of ancient civilization in the world. The Incas, Sons of the Sun, are the most renowned face of a cultural heritage that began thousands of years before the arrival of the Spanish. Their archaeological remains continue to awe scientists and travelers from across the globe alike.
From the majestic ruins in the Andes (Cusco and Puno) to the iconic citadel of Machu Picchu, Peru houses unique treasures: the Nazca Lines in the coastal desert, the funerary towers or Chullpas near Lake Titicaca, the immense mud city of Chan Chan, and the lavish Moche burial of the Lord of Sipán. The mystery surrounding these cultures—who left no written records, but rather a language of gold, silver, and stone—is what makes every visit a mystical experience.
A Living Culture Beyond History
Perú is not just an open-air museum; it is a vibrant nation. Although the Spanish conquest in 1532 transformed the Andean world, the pre-Hispanic legacy pulses with strength. With a population exceeding 34 million people, a vast majority keeps their indigenous roots alive.
In high-Andean communities, Quechua and Aymara remain the mother tongues, and rituals like the "Pagos a la Tierra" (offering to Mother Earth or Pachamama), astronomical beliefs, and agricultural customs form a cultural fabric where the ancestral and the modern coexist in perfect harmony.
Biodiversity: A Global Microcosm
Perú remains one of the most megadiverse countries on the planet. Out of the 103 ecological zones existing in the world, 83 are found within our borders.
The Peruvian Andes: The world epicenter for trekking and climbing, offering everything from technical routes to contemplative hikes.
The Amazon: More than 60% of the national territory is pristine rainforest, home to biodiversity still waiting to be discovered.
The Coast: A strip of golden deserts bordering one of the most productive seas in the world.
Perú has a variety of landscapes, Which you can visit the following tours:
Peruvian Highlands, Deep Peru Discover and The Best of Perú
Best Tours in Perú
Many are the top tours in Perú, but none is like the Inca Trail Tours, the most famous pedestrian path in the Americas. After flying from the capital of Perú, Lima, you will arrive in Cusco to walk for four days along a path through forests and dense fog, millenary stone steps and discovering the ruins of ancient fortifications and Inca cities, and all the time enjoying majestic views.
- Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu 5 days
- Hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 5 days
- Inca Quarry Trail 4 Days
- Choquequirao Trek 4 Days
- Lares Trek to Machu Picchu 4 Days
- 2 Day Inca Trail Tour
- 2 Day Inca Trail with Camping
- 3 Day Inca Trail
- Vilcabamba Hike to Machu Picchu 6 days
- Choquequirao trek to Machu Picchu 9 days
- Ausangate trek 7 days
If you want to visit Machu Picchu, we recommend you to book your Machu Picchu Ticket in advance, so you will enjoy your Vacation in Machu Picchu without any problem.
When is the best time to visit Perú?
The best season is during the dry season, which spans from April to the end of September. In October, the rains begin, and you may find Machu Picchu covered in clouds.
Special Recommendations:
- Inti Raymi: If you are traveling in June, we recommend booking the Inti Raymi tour, which takes place on June 24th.
- Palcoyo Mountain: We also suggest the Palcoyo Mountain tour, an incredible Rainbow Mountain located in the Andes.
