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Huaca de Moche | La Libertad
coast

Huaca de Moche

The Huaca del Sol and the Huaca de la Luna, two pre-Inca pyramids, are facing each other about 500 meters apart. Built in adobe, a mud material, these buildings enclose numerous mysteries and legends. Their design and cultural significance make them.

La Libertad

Vichayito - Mancora - Los Organos | Piura
coast

Vichayito - Mancora - Los Organos

A few steps from the equator, Vichayito, Mancora and Los Organos are waiting for you.

Piura

Larco Museum | Lima
coast

Larco Museum

The Larco Museum, a jewel of Lima, transports you to 5,000 years of history and ancestral art.

Lima

Ahuashiyacu Waterfall | San Martin
rainforest

Ahuashiyacu Waterfall

The Ahuashiyacu waterfall, near Tarapoto, is 40 meters high, its name means “singing water” and it is ideal for swimming, surrounded by rich flora and fauna.

San Martín

Mount Ausangate | Cusco
andes

Mount Ausangate

The Mount Ausangate, an Andean jewel, captivates with its beauty, lagoons and infinite skies.

Cusco

Uros | Puno
andes

Uros

The floating totora reed islands in Titicaca are a paradise of art and living tradition.

Puno

Wetlands of Ite | Tacna
coast

Wetlands of Ite

In Tacna, the Ite Wetlands are a natural refuge with 126 species of birds. This ecosystem, full of green landscapes and agricultural fields, offers a unique experience in harmony with nature.

Tacna

Via Ferrata | Cusco
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Via Ferrata

The via ferrata in the Sacred Valley, near Ollantaytambo, offers a unique adventure.

Cusco

El Brujo | La Libertad
coast

El Brujo

The El Brujo Archaeological Complex in Trujillo reveals the rich history of northern Peru.

La Libertad

Cusco’s archaeological sites | Cusco
andes

Cusco’s archaeological sites

Cusco captivates you with its archaeological wonders: Sacsayhuaman, Moray, and more.

Cusco

Lares | Cusco
andes

Lares

The Lares Valley, in Urubamba, is a paradise with glacial lakes and Quechua-speaking traditions.

Cusco

Lampa | Puno
andes

Lampa

Lampa, in Puno, is the “pink city” because of the clay on its facades.

Puno