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Museums of Arequipa | Arequipa
andes

Museums of Arequipa

Arequipa, the White City, keeps its history in museums, cathedrals and centuries-old mansions.

Arequipa

Chaparri Private Conservation Area | Lambayeque
coast

Chaparri Private Conservation Area

Chaparri, Peru's first private conservation area, protects unique species in its habitat.

Lambayeque

Tambopata National Reserve | Madre de Dios
rainforest

Tambopata National Reserve

In the Tambopata Reserve, the jungle vibrates with life, fauna and nature at its best.

Madre de Dios

Via Ferrata | Cusco
andes

Via Ferrata

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

Cusco

Nasca Lines | Ica
coast

Nasca Lines

The mysterious Nasca Lines amaze the world with their enormous drawings carved in the desert.

Ica

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

Loreto Rainforest Cruise | Loreto
rainforest

Loreto Rainforest Cruise

Pink dolphins, anacondas, alligators, capybaras and lots of adventure.

Loreto

Historic Center of Arequipa | Arequipa
andes

Historic Center of Arequipa

The Historic Center of Arequipa: the starting point for great adventures.

Arequipa

Amantani | Puno
andes

Amantani

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

Puno

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

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

Lampa | Puno
andes

Lampa

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

Puno