German-born Maria Reiche dedicated 40 years to studying and preserving the Nazca Lines. Known as the “woman who swept the desert,” she mapped geoglyphs, published key research, and secured UNESCO protection. Her legacy endures in Peru’s history and the Maria Reiche Museum.
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Martín Chambi: The Iconic Photographer of the Peruvian Andes
When we think of Peru, iconic images come to mind: the majestic ruins of Machu Picchu, vibrant Andean textiles, and the rich history of the Inca Empire. But few realize that one man’s artistic vision helped the world discover and appreciate these cultural treasures: Martín Chambi. Chambi was from Puno, so he showed the beauty […]
Top Highlights from Peru in 2024
The 2024 says goodbye to moments, events, and memories that we lived this year. Just like it’s becoming customary, 2024 was a great year for Peru. So, join us as we see the best moments of the Andean country and what you can expect in the next year. Viagens Machu Picchu will also share with […]
Peru is the Best International Destination in the World
Peru does not stop to admire people from all over the world. In the 288th issue of the prestigious National Geographic Magazine, Peru received the “Best International Destination in 2024 National Geographic Travel Awards”. This is the second year in a row that Peru has received this award, surpassing 14 countries on the list, such […]