The White City – Arequipa

Arequipa is a city in the Southern Coastal region of Peru just below the edge of the Altiplano, at 2380 meters above sea level and surrounded by three impressive volcanoes. It is Peru’s second most important city ,after Lima and the second most popular among tourists, after Cuzco. El

Cusco – Humantay Lagoon

This tour to the Laguna de Humantay is ideal for those nature lovers who do not have much time and want to experience a  landscape with exotic flora and fauna. After picking up all the passengers from their hotels at 5am, we will leave the city of Cusco and

La Paz – City tour

The beautiful city of La Paz is located in the valley of Choqueyapu. With an height of 3660m, it is considered  the highest seat of government in the world  and has together with El Alto a population of more than two million inhabitants. La Paz’s guardian is Illimani, a

The Creole Song and Halloween

Every year on October 31, Peru celebrates the Day of la Canción Criolla (Creole Song). The main celebrations always take place on the Peruvian coast, where the ‘musica criolla’ is rooted, but it’s also celebrated in the Andean highlands where the music is mixed with regional music and styles

Santa Ana Neighborhood

In the Inca times the neighborhood was called Carmenca and was on the road that led to one of the two most populous quarters of the Empire, the great Chinchaysuyoto the northwest. Besides ayllus (communities) dedicated to farming, as seen in the terracing still visible in the neighborhood, Carmenca

The Seven Streets 7 of Cusco

Cusco is one of the most incredible cities in South America, but it is not only its incredible cultural past, its unique constructions or its immortal culture; but people who know Cusco literally end up in love with the city, its mysteries, its customs and details. The Historical Center

Ollantaytambo

Ollantaytambo (called by locals Ollanta) is a town in the Sacred Valley of the Incas near Cusco in the Southern Sierra region of Peru. This is where the Incas retreated after the Spanish took Cusco. Much of the town is laid out in the same way as it was