10 articles to prepare your trip
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.
Vinicunca
Located 100 km from Cusco, Vinicunca reveals its colorful mineral bands at the end of a trek at 5000 m altitude. History, access and practical advice.
Pisac
Located 33 km from Cusco, Pisac combines a vast Inca archaeological complex perched on the mountainside with a colonial village renowned for its artisanal market.
Cusco
Inca archaeological site near Cusco, Moray features four sets of concentric circular terraces used as an experimental agricultural laboratory.
Six Chachapoya funerary statues standing on a cliff in Amazonas, dated 1460–1470 and accessible from Chachapoyas by a short hike.
Balcón del Diablo
Natural and archaeological site north of Cusco, Balcón del Diablo combines the Chakán rocky tunnel, Inca sculptures and panoramic views over the valley.
Paramis
Seven kilometers from Capachica, Paramis is a Quechua village on the shores of Lake Titicaca. No hotels, no restaurants—just immersion in local life and mountain trails.
Mancora
At kilometer 1164 of the Pan-American North Highway, Mancora lines up golden beaches, consistent swells and warm waters — the ultimate coastal escape in northern Pérou.
Leymebamba
Nestled at 2,200 m in the Amazonas region, Leymebamba is home to 219 Chachapoya mummies discovered in 1997 and an agricultural village that has remained largely untouched by tourism.
Canyon de Colca
Twice as deep as the Grand Canyon, Colca Canyon offers breathtaking treks, pre-Incan villages and the soaring flight of the Andean condor.
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