In a bid to modernize and go green, Consettur Machupicchu, the long-standing monopoly operator of shuttle bus services to Peru’s iconic Machu Picchu, announced the introduction of stat… Read More
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Learn about the best archaeological sites to visit in Peru with this detailed guide. From Inca shrines to ancient Moche temples and a sprawling Chimú capital that stands to this day a… Read More
Machu Picchu’s ancient stone citadel and breathtaking vistas have been immortalized by countless photographers, yet there’s always a new angle for stunning Machu Picchu photos wa… Read More
Embark on a culinary odyssey through Peru, where every bite is a vibrant explosion of flavor that will leave your taste buds dancing with joy. But amidst this gastronomic wonderland, a quest… Read More
Are you planning a trip to Cusco and wondering about the risk of altitude sickness? Here is the truth about how common altitude sickness really is. Cusco’s high elevation is a unique a… Read More
Peru is once again a standout competitor in the 31st edition of the World Travel Awards South America 2024, with 17 nominations. There is still one day left to vote! Leading the nominations… Read More
In the heart of Peru’s ancient wonder, the Machu Picchu Sanctuary, a rare and heartwarming scene unfolded this week as park rangers sighted a family of Andean bears. In the lush, rugge… Read More
A controversy is brewing in Peru regarding ticket sales for Machu Picchu. The Peruvian Ministry of Culture announced a couple of months ago that it was contracting a Lima-based company calle… Read More
Archaeologists just unearthed 73 pre-Inca mummies at Pachacamac, with wood and ceramic “false head” masks, along with two very important Wari idol staffs. The detective wor… Read More
Overlooking Cusco’s Moray archaeological site, Mil Centro Restaurant is a unique culinary microcosm of its millenary surroundings, and the “Best Gastronomic Experience in the Wor… Read More
Halfway between Cusco and Machu Picchu are the Salineras de Maras (Maras Salt Mines) — an ancient patchwork of terraced pools fill with mineral-rich water that cascades down the side o… Read More
The frozen body of the teenage Ampato Ice Maiden or “Juanita,” buried for over 500 years, now has a face. The project to reconstruct the face of the girl, sacrificed by the Inca… Read More
Peru’s Ministry of Culture released the new 2024 ticket prices for Machu Picchu, with a long-anticipated price 13% increase. Starting January 1, 2024, the general adult ticket to enter… Read More
Machu Picchu visitors could be temporarily diverted from the Intihuatana and the temples of the Sun and the Condor after an inspection revealed evidence of “irreversible” wear an… Read More
Peru’s 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites can be viewed like a canvas of human endeavor and natural wonder that narrate rich tales of awe and inspiration. From the ancient ruins of Chan Ch… Read More
Culture Minister puts kibosh on increasing visitor limits for the Inca Citadel: There will still be 1,000 Machu Picchu tickets available every day for in-person purchase. However, starting M… Read More
A tourist from Lima was briefly detained at Kuelap shortly after entering the ancient walled citadel through its trench-like entrance. It’s one of three narrow ingresses flanked by tow… Read More
Happy Santa Rosa de Lima Day! Today Peru celebrates the patron saint of Latin America. But while we’re at it, let’s give a nod to another historical figure who deserves a spotlig… Read More
After almost a year and a half of closure, the pre-Inca ruins of Kuelap will reopen this weekend to Peruvians — not foreign tourists yet, but, fingers crossed, that’s coming soon… Read More
With demand for Machu Picchu tickets surging, Cusco authorities are considering boosting the maximum number of daily visitors — possibly to pre-pandemic levels. The move comes amid a g… Read More
Looking for the best restaurants in Cusco to satisfy your taste buds during your visit to this ancient city? Here is a list of what we consider the top 12 places for a great meal — plu… Read More
It comes down to this: you can take a delightful train to Machu Picchu or you can hike. Unsurprisingly, most travelers opt for the train. But which train should you take? Here is everything… Read More
Experience the ultimate adventure with combined Machu Picchu and Galapagos tours, immersing yourself in the natural wonders and cultural heritage of these iconic destinations. The Galapagos… Read More
Peru’s tourism ministry has approved the construction of a cable car to ferry visitor from the village of Sacllo in the Sacred Valley to the breathtaking mountaintop Inca ruins of Huch… Read More
