Peru celebrates Huascarán Mountain Day every July 1st to honor its highest peak. Rich in culture, adventure, and natural wonder, Huascarán is central to the Cordillera Blanca’s beauty and heritage, inspiring conservation and community pride.
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Vegetarian Food in Cusco: Our Top 10 Picks
Cusco offers diverse vegetarian eateries, from Green Point to Organika, serving fresh, organic, and flavorful dishes. Whether you’re vegan or vegetarian, enjoy Peru’s vibrant cuisine with Viagens Machu Picchu as your guide. Savor local flavors in Peru’s historic city!
Exploring the Historic Streets of Arequipa
Sipping a glass of guiñapo chicha in the city of Arequipa, Peru’s “White City,” feels like stepping into a story where every street corner hums with history and Andean flair. Built from sillar, a volcanic stone that glows under the gaze of Misti, Chachani, and Pichu Pichu volcanoes, this architectural gem was founded in 1540 […]
Peru’s Postal Party: Stamps, Chaski, and Cultural Pride
Peru’s postal journey spans Inca chaskis, colonial chaos, and vibrant stamps honoring heroes, history, and ceviche. From the “Trencito” to modern biodiversity series, each stamp tells a story. Explore this legacy in Lima’s Postal Museum or with Viagens Machu Picchu!
Non Touristy Things to Do in Cusco
There’s so much to know about Cusco and we’d love to show you those unique places you may not know about with this special guide!
Discover Aguaymanto: The Peruvian Andean cherry
Aguaymanto, known as the “golden pearl of the Inca,” has been cherished for centuries for its flavor and health benefits. This nutrient-rich fruit thrives in the Andes and offers culinary versatility. It’s gaining global popularity as a superfood, benefiting both health and farmers.
The Ceviche: Peru’s National Dish
For us Peruvians, ceviche is more than just a meal. Ceviche is an ancient tradition, part of our rich culture, and our flagship dish to the world showing our culinary traditions. Ceviche is a refreshing and flavorful dish that showcases the culinary heritage of Per
Best Places to Honeymoon in Peru
Looking for the perfect honeymoon trip itinerary through Peru? We got you covered! Here you’ll find out about the best things to do in the country of the Incas.
The Spirit of Peru: Exploring Its Finest Alcoholic Beverages
Peru’s traditional drinks blend history, culture, and flavor. From Pisco and its iconic Pisco Sour to Algarrobina, Chicha de Jora, and Cusqueña beer, these beverages tell stories of ancient traditions and craftsmanship. Join the journey and taste Peru’s heritage!
The Maras Salt Mines: A Shimmering Journey Through Time
High in Peru’s Sacred Valley, the Maras Salt Mines feature 3,000+ shimmering ponds dating to Inca times. Known for their pink mineral-rich salt, they blend history, legend, and tradition. Visitors enjoy stunning views, local crafts, and support the community.