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The amazing Inca Trail in South America is celebrated as one of the world’s most famous treks, 26 miles of trail that lead to the Citadel or “Lost City of the Incas” in Machu Picchu, the final destination. The trail combines a stunning combination of the region's majestic mountain scenery with lush cloud forests, subtropical jungles, and a stunning collection of Inca ruins. Traveling along the trail by foot to the Lost City with its stupendous blocks of stone and walls finely carved out of stone, Machu Picchu retains the ability to startle and inspire its visitors. Immerse yourself in the history, indestructible Inca architecture, and spectacular geography of this region on a once-in-a-lifetime hike. Ignite a sense of wonder on this trip along the narrow paths that take you deep into the Peruvian countryside and high into the Andean mountains with views of the majestic valley and the iconic Machu Picchu
The ultimate Peru itinerary usually starts in Lima, continues to the Sacred Valley, includes Machu Picchu, and finishes with Cusco. This route helps travelers enjoy Peru’s food, culture, ancient history, and Andean landscapes while allowing time to adjust to altitude before exploring higher-elevation destinations.
The Peruvian Amazon is a verdant tropical region covering almost two-thirds of the country, it is the fourth largest rainforest in the world with remarkable biodiversity.
Lake Titicaca, located between Peru and Bolivia is one of the world`s most fascinating lakes, home to over 500 aquatic species. The world`s highest navigable lake is fed by meltwater from glaciers on the sierras. In Andean belief, Titicaca is the birthplace of the sun and stars.
The gigantic fascinating Nazca Lines are found throughout the Nazca Desert in Southern Peru, created over 2,000 years ago. These baffling geoglyphs depicting animals and humans cover the desert floor and can best be viewed from the sky.
Peruvian cuisine is made up of huge flavors and is all about spices. Peru is the Hope Diamond of Latin America and home to famed dishes such as ceviche, Lomo Saltado (beef stew), Aji de Gallina (creamy chicken) to mention a few. The cuisine in Peru is a jumble of flavors made up of European, African, and East Asian techniques that blend seamlessly with the ancient Peruvian cuisine creating utterly unique dishes.
Peru is a true paradise and home to approximately 20% of the total bird species in the world, it is one of the best and most diverse nations on earth for birdwatchers. The magnificent colorful country offers bird enthusiasts more than any other country, there are 2,000 species of migrant and resident birds including 110 endemics that can be seen at various locations throughout the country.
The fascinating country of Peru features 12 otherworldly UNESCO World Heritage Sites, 8 are listed as cultural sites, two as natural, and two as mixed with both cultural and natural criteria. These spectacular sites spread throughout the country are among some of the most significant cultural destinations in the world.
Heading out Off The Beaten Path in Peru is an incredible experience through awe-inspiring landscapes and exciting destinations such as Lake Titicaca, Machu Picchu, and the Sacred Valley.
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