Peru is no stranger to world crises. From hyperinflation in the ’80s to terrorism in the ’90s to the financial crisis of the 2000s, Peruvians have faced many difficulties over the decades, and if there is one thing we have come to understand, it is that tough times don’t last forever. With the arrival of...Read More

During your Peru trip, consider a visit to Miraflores. Lima’s lively, cosmopolitan region of Miraflores is the district most tourists stay in when they spend any time in Peru’s capital. Located around ten km. from the city center, it was once the site of an epic battle between Peru and Chile during the War of the Pacific. Today,...Read More

Machu Picchu is among the most-visited destinations in South America, and for good reason. Built in the mid-fifteenth century and abandoned a century later, its superb architecture amidst a natural cloud forest setting thrills over 1,000,000 tourists every year.   The fact is Peru has an abundance of ruins, some equally intriguing and less well-trafficked then...Read More

A trip to Peru wouldn’t be complete without eating the flagship dish, ceviche. A staple to any Peruvian diet and a plate recognized around the world. Ceviche is a mix of raw fish that is ‘cooked’ in citrus juice and traditionally tossed with chili peppers and, most of the time served with some type of...Read More

So you’ve planned for the experience of a lifetime: a trekking adventure in Peru! To make it easier for you to prepare yourself, this blog will acquaint you with some of the important points to note before you set out on your Peru hiking trip with us.  Here are some points to consider when preparing for your trip: ...Read More