PERU
AN EPIC TRIO OF LANDSCAPES & ANCIENT INCA RUINS
Peru is one of the most visited countries in South America and for good reason. Better said: there are many reasons. It is an open invitation to see and experience ancient ruins and to connect with its history and traditions. The Inca civilization was sophisticated and intriguing and left behind incredible sites with precise architecture. Sacred Valley showcases a spectacular collection of ruins and a schooled terraced landscape fit for their agricultural needs. Machu Picchu is not only a wonder, but also a fascinating visit. The people you get to meet yield cultural connections to their heritage. The culture is rich, alive, and generous. The handicraft is vivid, joyful, and full of character. The natural diversity is as varied as the country’s affluent geography: high flats, valleys, the Atlantic Coast, and Amazonian Rain Forest. Its cuisine is indulging, fresh, and inviting.
Highlights
TO DO:
Explore the streets of Lima, Peru's capital city, to see the colonial architecture, vibrant street art, and taste the flavors of the city's famous ceviche.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Cuzco, the former capital of the Inca Empire, and visit the impressive Sacsayhuaman ruins.
Explore the untouched wilderness of the Peruvian Amazon. Go on an adventure and try activities like canopying, hiking through the jungle, and spotting endemic species in their natural habitat.
Hike a portion of the Inca Trail and finish your journey at the majestic Machu Picchu. It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you’ll cherish forever.
TO SEE:
Beaches, mountains, and jungle—need we say more? Peru boasts an epic trio of landscapes that will awe your mind.
Peru is a treasure trove of archaeological sites, from the Nazca Lines to the lost city of Machu Picchu. ceremonial centers scattered throughout the country await.
Lake Titicaca isn’t just the world's highest lake, it’s home to floating islands and unique indigenous cultures that will leave you fascinated.
Get ready to be immersed in culture, with over 80 native cultures and 50 languages to explore. Learn about ancient civilizations and their connection to nature.
