Explore Peru’s charm in five villages on UNWTO’s Best Tourism Villages list! Discover history, nature, and culture in Maras, Quinua, Leymebamba, Sibayo, and Huancaya.
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Gayado: The Fun and Ancient Andean Game Everyone Should Know
Gayado is an ancient Peruvian game played with sticks and a heavy ball. Teams compete to push the ball to the opposing goal. Rooted in pre-Inca cultures, it was part of rituals and celebrations, promoting teamwork and community spirit.
Paws & Passports: Exploring Peru with Pets
Dreaming of exploring Peru with your furry friend? This ultimate guide covers paperwork, flights, pet-friendly spots, and expert tips—whether you’re strolling Miraflores or hiking Cusco’s trails. Adventure, alpacas, and tail wags await!
Peru Travel Tips: Your Do’s and Don’ts Guide
Ready to explore Peru? From beating altitude sickness to savoring local dishes and fiestas, this playful guide covers the top do’s and don’ts for a smooth, unforgettable journey. Get insider tips, cultural hacks, and travel like a local with Viagens Machu Picchu!
Romantic Getaway to Peru with Viagens Machu Picchu
Peru is the perfect canvas for romance—from candlelit dinners in Lima to starry nights in the Sacred Valley. Viagens Machu Picchu’s curated packages blend luxury, adventure, and culture for unforgettable honeymoons, anniversaries, or couple getaways.
Arequipa’s Sillar Homes and Colonial Beauty
Arequipa’s historic center glows with white volcanic sillar, blending colonial elegance and Andean soul. From cobbled streets to ornate casonas and cathedrals, this UNESCO gem offers history, culture, and charm at every turn—framed by the mighty Misti volcano.
Cusco’s Squares: Heartbeats of the Inca City
Discover the historic plazas of Cusco, where Inca and Spanish influences blend. From the peaceful Plaza Regocijo to the lively Plaza de Armas, each square offers unique stories, cultural gems, and stunning views. Perfect for relaxation or exploration.
Qeros: The Living Inca Heritage
The Q’ero, the last living descendants of the Incas, preserve their ancient customs in Peru’s highlands. Known for their traditional farming, weaving, and spiritual practices, the Q’ero maintain a deep connection to their Inca roots, offering a living testament to Andean culture.
Chicha: Incas’ Legacy in a Glass
Chicha de Jora, an ancient Peruvian drink, reflects rich cultural heritage, enjoyed in various forms and celebrated in music and cuisine.
Huascaran National Park: Everything You Need to Know
The Huascaran National Park offers the best trekking options, ranging from moderate to demanding. If you’re up for the challenge, continue reading.