24 articles to prepare your trip
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
Thrill-seekers will find plenty to love during a stay in Perú. Known for its emblematic archaeological sites and varied landscapes, this country offers truly exhilarating activities. Among these unique experiences, sandboarding—or sand surfing—is an activity prized for its accessibility and excitement.
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.
Palcoyo
Palccoyo, a collection of colorful mountains south of Cusco, offers short hiking at 4,900 m altitude, a quieter alternative to Vinicunca.
Kuelap
Fortified city of the Chachapoyas perched at 3,000 m near Chachapoyas, Kuelap predates Machu Picchu by six centuries and impresses with its 20-meter-high walls.
Glacial lake at 4,400 meters altitude in the Lares Valley, major stage of the alternative trek to the Inca Trail, accessible from Cusco.
Huchuy Qosqo
An ancient Inca palace of Wiracocha perched at 3,600 m above the Sacred Valley, Huchuy Qosqo is reached by a 2 to 4-day trek from Cusco.
Cruz Del Condor
An emblematic viewpoint of Colca Canyon, 40 km from Chivay, Cruz del Condor offers views of Andean condors in flight above the canyon.
Four towers of volcanic rock sculpted by erosion, perched above the Andean village of Callalli, in the Colca Valley at nearly 4,000 meters.
Andahuaylillas
A colonial village located 40 km from Cusco, Andahuaylillas is renowned for its San Pedro Apóstol Church, nicknamed the Sistine Chapel of the Americas.
Vallée Sacrée
Between Cusco and Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley of the Incas concentrates archaeological sites, Andean villages, and high mountain landscapes. Our guide to visiting.
Ollantaytambo
Just 1 hour 40 minutes from Cusco, Ollantaytambo combines a monumental fortress, still-inhabited Inca urbanism, and the key rail gateway to Machu Picchu. The complete guide.
Llachón
On the Capachica Peninsula, Llachon offers a Quechua immersion far from the classic Lake Titicaca circuits. Complete practical guide to prepare your stay.
La Provence de Lamas
Just 22 km from Tarapoto, Lamas concentrates Lamista Quechua culture, a three-tiered city, an unusual castle and multicolored frescoes in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon.
Kasani
At 3,850 meters above sea level, Kasani marks the passage between Peru and Bolivia. Opening hours, procedures, and tips for crossing smoothly toward Copacabana.
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.
Huacachina
An improbable oasis in the heart of Ica's desert: buggy rides across the dunes, sandboarding, sunset views, and your gateway to Paracas and the Ballestas Islands.
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