Novedades

Tucked away deep in the mountains of Ayacucho, far from the tourist trails of Cusco or Machu Picchu, lies one of Peru’s most magical secrets — Millpu, the hidden turquoise pools.

Long before the term superfood existed, the Incas had already mastered the art of nutrition.

Spanish will take you far in Peru, but a few words of Quechua—the living Indigenous language of the Andes—open doors, smiles, and meaningful moments. From the Sacred Valley to Lake Titicaca and highland villages, you’ll hear Quechua daily.

When travelers think of Peru, the first image that comes to mind is often Machu Picchu—and for good reason. This Inca citadel is one of the world’s most iconic landmarks. But Peru’s magic doesn’t stop there. 🌎✨

Peru’s cuisine isn’t just delicious—it’s globally decorated, incredibly diverse, and deeply rooted in living traditions.

Carved from luminous sillar stone and framed by the volcanoes Misti, Chachani, and Pichu Pichu, Arequipa blends graceful colonial architecture with a vibrant culinary scene and easy access to big-nature day trips.

Planning to reach the fabled citadel without following the classic Inca Trail? Two of the most popular alternatives—the Salkantay Trek and the Inka Jungle Trail—offer wildly different ways to arrive at Machu Picchu.

This guide breaks down the key differences in appearance, temperament, fiber, and history so you’ll never confuse them again.

Cusco sits at 3,400 m (11,150 ft) and mixes Inca foundations, Spanish architecture, and a very contemporary food scene.

New Lima International Airport alert! A brand-new, US $2.4 billion terminal just opened at Lima’s Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM),