Cities in Peru
Pisac, Peru
Pisac (or Pisaq in Quechua-spelling) is a small town about 35 km from Cuzco. Pisac is most of all famous for its Sunday market, but also for some ruins dating ... more
Cusco, Peru
Morning drifts across Cusco in golden strokes, the chill softened by the rising sun that brushes terracotta rooftops and ancient Inca stonework. The scent of ... more
Sacred Valley, Peru
Mist clings to the flanks of terraced mountains as dawn breaks over the Sacred Valley, softening ancient stonework and igniting the emerald sweep of cornfields ... more
Machu Picchu, Peru
Clouds drift and curl along verdant ridges, veiling the ancient stones of Machu Picchu in a waking dream. The mountain air is cool and electric, alive with the ... more
Chimbote, Peru
Chimbote is a city on the Northern Coast of Peru.
Caraz, Peru
Caraz is a pretty little town in Peru. Until now its one of the few places, that has not been destroyed by earthquakes. With an elevation of 2270m and its ... more
Huaraz, Peru
Crisp mountain air tingles in your lungs as dawn sweeps across Huaraz, washing the Andean rooftops in pale gold. The city stirs awake beneath a rim of snow-... more
Puerto Maldonado, Peru
Dawn tints the Madre de Dios River in rosy gold, while distant howler monkeys echo through the waking rainforest. The air is thick and humid, carrying traces of... more
Tambopata, Peru
Tambopata is a river, a national reserve and a province in Madre de Dios state, southeastern Peru. It harbors some of the most biodiverse rainforest in the ... more
Cajamarca, Peru
Golden afternoon spills over terracotta rooftops and cobbled streets, the thin Andean air carrying the faint echo of a church bell and the sweet scent of ... more
Urubamba, Peru
Urubamba is a small town in Peru within the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
Ayacucho, Peru
The air in Ayacucho hums with gentle warmth as sunlight gilds terracotta rooftops and hovers over cobbled streets alive with soft Spanish guitar, the trill of ... more
Tacna, Peru
Tacna is a city on the Southern Coast of Peru. It serves as the main gateway between Peru and Chile.
Barranca, Peru
Barranca is a small coastal port in the Central Coastal region of Peru, 190 km north of Lima. It has a population of about 140,000 people with an economy based ... more
