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Via Ferrata | Cusco
andes

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

Beaches of lo | Moquegua
coast

Beaches of Ilo

Ilo captivates with unique beaches: from cliffs to white sand and petroglyphs.

Moquegua

Torata | Moquegua
coast

Torata

Torata, in Moquegua, is a corner of history, nature and archeology to be discovered.

Moquegua

Manu National Park | Cusco y Madre de Dios
rainforest

Manu National Park

Manu National Park, a paradise of biodiversity and millenary cultures.

Cusco

District of Shapaja | San Martin
rainforest

District of Shapaja

Shapaja, at 214 m along the Huallaga River, is an agricultural and fishing district of San Martin.

San Martín

San Francisco Church (monastery + catacombs) | Lima
coast

San Francisco Church (monastery + catacombs)

The Church of San Francisco, in Lima, is a viceregal icon with three churches and catacombs.

Lima

The Colca Canyon | Arequipa
andes

The Colca Canyon

The Colca Canyon, in Caylloma, is one of the deepest in the world and a natural treasure.

Arequipa

Mangroves and Islands of Puerto Pizarro | Tumbes
coast

Mangroves and Islands of Puerto Pizarro

Puerto Pizarro, a picturesque fishing village in Tumbes, captivates with its natural charm.

Tumbes

Monumental Archaeological Zone of Cabeza de Vaca | Tumbes
coast

Monumental Archaeological Zone of Cabeza de Vaca

The archaeological zone of Cabeza de Vaca, on the Qhapaq Ñan, was a key Inca port.

Tumbes

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

Sarcophagi of Karajia | Amazonas
rainforest

Sarcophagi of Karajia

The purunmachos, millenary sarcophagi of Chachapoyas, watch and protect from the heights

Amazonas