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Restaurant Pachapapa

Pachapapa is a restaurant located in the historic San Blas district of Cusco, Pérou. The name of this establishment comes from two Quechua terms, with "pacha" meaning earth and "papa" meaning

Restaurant Hacienda Huyaoccari

Nestled in the heart of the magnificent Sacred Valley of the Incas, Hacienda Huayoccari restaurant is far more than just a dining establishment. Built in the mid-20th century on a mountainside, this residence is part of the private property of the Lambarri-Orihuela family.

Costanera 700

Nestled in the Miraflores district, close to the beach that borders Peru's capital, Costanera 700 is one of Lima's most renowned restaurants. Serving exquisite and varied dishes, the

Tierra Viva Machupicchu

4-star hotel in Aguas Calientes, minutes from the train station and main square, a practical base for visiting Machu Picchu.

Chez Natividad

Quechua family home near Huchuy Qosqo, a homestay stop after trekking from Tambomachay: Andean meals, weaving and coca tea hospitality.

Casona Aedo

Restored 18th-century colonial house in Checacupe, a character-filled stopover between Cusco and Puno, near Raqchi and Palcoyo.

Sanctuary Lodge Machu Picchu

Part of the Belmond group, Sanctuary Lodge is the only 4-star hotel situated just steps from the main entrance to the Machu Picchu site.

Antigua Casona San Blas

A 4-star hotel in a 17th-century colonial casona, in the heart of the artistic San Blas district, minutes from Cusco's Plaza de Armas.

Surf

Peru is renowned for its Incan archaeological sites, tropical rainforests, and majestic mountains, but there's much more to discover. This country is also home to some of the world's best surf beaches

Wiracocha Temple at Raqchi

Located 120 km south of Cusco, the Wiracocha Temple at Raqchi preserves an 18 to 20 meter-high wall, circular storage silos, and remnants of a major Incan ceremonial center.

Wiñay Wayna

Wiñay Wayna

A 15th-century Inca site perched above the Urubamba Valley, Wiñay Wayna represents the final stage of the Inca Trail before reaching Machu Picchu.

Waqrapukara

Waqrapukara

Incan fortress with two stone horns, perched at 4,300 m above the Apurímac canyon, approximately two hours' walk from Sangara or Acomayo.

Uyo Uyo

Uyo Uyo

Pre-Incan Collagua archaeological site in Colca Valley near Yanque: kanchas, callancas, terraces and chullpas at 3,570 meters elevation.

Tinajani Canyon

Located 14 km from Ayaviri on the Peruvian Altiplano, Tinajani Canyon features red sandstone formations, pre-Incan petroglyphs and three ravines at 4,000 m altitude.

Temple of the Moon

An Inca sanctuary nestled within a cave on the slopes of Huayna Picchu, accessible via a demanding trail from Machu Picchu and a dedicated combined ticket.

Taquile

Taquile

Quechua-speaking island on Lake Titicaca at 3,950 m, Taquile is renowned for its male weaving inscribed by UNESCO and its car-free, hotel-free communal organization.

Tambomachay

Tambomachay

Inca site 8 km from Cusco, Tambomachay illustrates the Incas' mastery of hydraulics and their reverence for water, with terraces and fountains still flowing today.

San Pedro Church

Facing Cusco's central market, San Pedro Church brings together Andean baroque façade, gilded altarpiece and works from the Cusqueñian school within a 17th-century building.