Peru Travel Guide – Travel Insights and Tips!

So, you’ve set your eyes on travelling to Peru, and now all that’s left to do is decide which of its hotels will be the starting point for exploring this imme... Read more

Envision yourself sitting by the ocean, sipping on pina coladas and watching the sunset before you. Better yet, you’re climbing mountains in search of the next bre... Read more

Peru is one of the most compelling destinations in South America. Not only is it among the safest and easiest countries in the region for travel, but it is also blessed w... Read more

Whether you’re an avid hiker or an enthusiastic traveller or both, travelling to Peru is probably on your bucket list. A mesmerising country with vastly varyin... Read more

Of all the alternatives treks to the famous Inca Trail, the remote Ausangate Trek is the highest and probably the toughest one. In terms of natural beauty, it is possibly... Read more

A trip to Lima offers exciting nightlife, a vibrant culinary scene and a wealth of culture and history to discover. Cusco was the heart of the ancient Inca Empire and is ... Read more

Discovering new places and expanding your horizons is what traveling is all about. What if your anxieties prevent you from loosening up and enjoying your adventures? ... Read more

The Sacred Valley of the Incas is best known to the world as the home of Peru’s pre-eminent tourist attraction, Machu Picchu. Many visitors head straight there with... Read more

Aaah. Peru. Where do we even begin? The heart of the Great Inca Empire. The Land of the Incas. Home to the world famous Machu Picchu. Not interested? How about sheer natu... Read more

Beautifully blessed with sun-kissed climates that last all year round, tropical destinations are countries found on or near the Equator, surrounded by lush ecosystems, ge... Read more

Is 2018 the year that you finally make travel a priority and start ticking those long dreamed of lands off your bucket list? With travel more accessible than ever before,... Read more

Of the 2,500 daily visitors to Machu Picchu, only 400 are permitted to scale Huayna Picchu, the peak that towers above the northern end of Machu Picchu. For the best view... Read more