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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

Santa Catalina Convent | Arequipa
andes

Santa Catalina Convent

The Santa Catalina Convent is a vibrant haven of faith, history, colors and secrets.

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

Petroglyphs of Toro Muerto | Arequipa
andes

Petroglyphs of Toro Muerto

Toro Muerto, in Castilla, is a vast petroglyph museum that connects with ancient cultures.

Arequipa

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

Lima Art Museum | Lima
coast

Lima Art Museum

MALI, at the Palacio de la Exposición, celebrates the artistic wealth and history of Peru.

Lima

Pachacamac (archaeological sanctuary and site museum) | Lima
coast

Pachacamac (archaeological sanctuary and site museum)

Pachacamac, “soul of the earth”, is an ancient ceremonial center near Lima.

Lima

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

Amantani | Puno
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Amantani

Amantaní is a quiet island where visitors enjoy the Aymara agricultural life.

Puno

Tarata | Tacna
coast

Tarata

Tarata, in Tacna, fuses nature, history and tradition with impressive landscapes.

Tacna

Abra Malaga | Cusco
andes

Abra Malaga

Abra Malaga Thastayoc Royal Cinclodes is a high altitude mountain pass in Cusco, Peru.

Cusco

Andean Sanctuaries Museum | Arequipa
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Andean Sanctuaries Museum

In Arequipa, the Andean Sanctuaries Museum keeps the mythical Lady of Ampato, a living history.

Arequipa