7 articles to prepare your trip
Renowned for the richness of its biodiversity and cultural heritage, Pérou is also celebrated for its high-quality cacao. Among the Peruvian chocolate brands that stand out,
High-altitude reserve between Arequipa and Moquegua, Salinas y Aguada Blanca is home to vicuñas, Andean flamingos, volcanoes and ancient rock paintings.
Qeswachaka
The last suspended bridge woven from rope inherited from the Incas, Qeswachaka is rebuilt each year in June by Andean communities in the Cusco region.
Huaraz et la Cordillère Blanche
At the foot of the Cordillera Blanca, Huaraz is the base for Peru's most spectacular treks: Lake 69, Santa Cruz, Pastoruri and Chavín de Huántar.
Chinchero
At 3,760 m altitude on the route to the Sacred Valley, Chinchero blends Inca ruins, a colonial church and living textile traditions. Complete guide.
Cabanaconde
A Quechua village perched at 3,287 m, Cabanaconde unlocks the Colca Canyon: 2-3 day treks, soaring condors and vibrant Cabanas culture.
Archipel d'Anapia
A trio of Aymara islands on Lake Wiñaymarca, the Anapia Archipelago champions community-based tourism: 20 guesthouses, free-roaming vicuñas, zero cars.
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