Tag: Peru

When you think of Peru, the famous Inca Trail most likely comes to mind. Built by the Incan Empire over 500 years ago, the four-day expedition is one of the most desired hikes for intrepid explorers.

Peru is notable for so many things, including some of the most incredible man-made sights in the world!

There are more and more exclusive trips for singles. Who said you can’t travel single? There are excellent destinations to enjoy luxury in the company of other people like you, live adventures and unique experiences in different corners of the world.

The body was discovered in the middle a square in Cajamarquilla. The body was bound with ropes and its hands covered its face.

Between 1438 and 1533, the Inca Empire thrived. It was the largest pre-Columbian empire and covered a vast area of South America. The Inca Empire’s remnants can still be found in Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia as well as Chile, Colombia, and Argentina. The Incas’ progressive mentality enabled them to prosper greatly during their expansion.

Peru is a country that’s blessed with beautiful scenery, rich and flourishing culture, and extensive and colorful history. This makes it one of the best destinations in South America both for casual and hardcore tourists and travelers. There are lots of things to do and places to visit. If you are looking to spend a […]

Peru is one of the most beautiful and unique tourist destinations in the world, combining the richness of years of intermingling between several diverse cultures including the Spanish, Chinese as well as traditional Peruvian customs and traditions. In addition to the awe-inspiring monuments and incredible natural scenery, Peru, and especially Lima is well known and […]

For many couples, a honeymoon means a Caribbean cruise or sitting on a beach in Mexico. Of course these are great choices, but if you’re an adventure-loving couple who want a truly memorable experience – a shared journey of discovery that you’ll never forget, why not consider a honeymoon in Peru? The diverse South American […]

That’s a good question to ask before heading there. Scientists are still guessing exactly why Machu Picchu, or Old Peak, was built. Here are a few theories. It’s thought that Machu Picchu, which measures 1 square mile and rests about 2,400 meters above sea level in the midst of the Sacred Valley, was partly a royal’s […]