Peru
A megadiverse country that has it all
They say there is a Peru for every person. With its fascinating history, ancient legacy, natural wonders and world-famous gastronomy, there truly is something for everyone in the land of the Incas. Peru’s dramatic geography translates into stunning landscapes, taking us from the Pacific coast, across the Andes and to the Amazon rainforests. Be dazzled by the culture and archaeology in Lima and Cusco, spot pink river dolphins in the Amazon or head to Trujillo and Chiclayo to explore the coastal vestiges of Pre-Incan past. Visit the lesser-known gem of Chachapoyas and the Kuelap fortress, check out the mysterious Nazca Lines, meet the dwellers of Lake Titicaca, or explore the deepest canyon in South America … the list is endless. And, of course, a visit to Peru wouldn’t be complete without visiting wondrous Machu Picchu!
Andean Forests and Pachamanca
A perfect combination of cultural exploration and natural beauty, this adventure allows us to explore the archaeological site of Pumamarca, with its breathtaking terraces, followed by a visit to Choquechaka Conservation Area to learn about the vital importance of Andean Forests. The hiking adventure ends in Ollantaytambo with a delicious lunch: Pachamanca, a traditional Andean dish cooked underground using hot stones.
The fascinating world of Andean tubers
Manuel Choqque researches and experiments with native potatoes and tubers to produce wild colored varieties while seeking to improve their nutritional composition. He receives us in his home in Chinchero, where he provides a sensory exploration through a tasting menu showcasing these magnificent potatoes and other local ingredients. The pairing is completed with wines and vodka also made with tubers like oca and mashwa. A true feast.
Did you know?
Peru has consistently received recognition as “Leading Culinary Destionation” over the past decade.
As the birthplace of the potato, over 3,800 different varieties are grown in Peru.
Peru has 12 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Machu Picchu and historic city centers.
Besides Spanish, Peru recognizes 47 indigenous languages, reflecting its rich indigenous diversity.
The Incan Empire was the largest empire in pre-Columbian America, covering parts of modern-day Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia and Colombia.
Peru is one of the world’s top biodiverse countries and is home to a significant portion of the Amazon Rainforest.
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Ecuador
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Galapagos: Av. Charles Darwin y Marchena s/n Barrio Pelican Bay.
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Brazil
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Bolivia
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