Discover Huchuy Qosqo, a serene Inca site near Cusco. Explore terraces, kallankas, and irrigation marvels amidst breathtaking views of the Sacred Valley. Trek through diverse routes to uncover its history, spirituality, and nature. Perfect for an off-the-beaten-path adventure!
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Your Guide to Exploring Cusco’s South Valley
The South Valley of Cusco offers unique experiences beyond the Sacred Valley. Visit Inca sites like Tipón and Raqchi, enjoy Andean bread in Oropesa, or explore shamanic traditions in Huasao. With local tours or public transport, it’s an enriching Andean adventure!
Discover Peru’s Camelids: Llamas, Alpacas, and More
Discover the unique camelids of Peru: alpacas, llamas, vicuñas, and guanacos. From the soft wool of alpacas to the wild beauty of vicuñas, these animals enrich Andean culture and economy. Visit Peru to meet these friendly creatures and explore their world!
How Do You Write it, Cusco or Cuzco?
Cusco or Cuzco? The debate over the city’s name stems from its Quechua origin, “Qosqo,” meaning “navel of the world.” While both terms are accepted, “Cusco” is the preferred modern spelling. Explore this historic city and embrace its rich culture!
Peruvian Legends: The mysterious Sacsayhuaman Chincanas
Cusco’s Sacsayhuamán holds the legendary “chincanas,” mysterious underground tunnels. These tunnels, possibly Inca-made, are filled with legends of treasure and danger. Theories suggest they connect key Inca sites. Explore this mystery with Viagens Machu Picchu.
Relaxing Travel Destinations in Peru
Peru is ideal for adventurers, families, or those seeking relaxation. Discover the Sacred Valley’s stunning scenery and rich history, Huaraz’s natural wonders and cultural sites, Huacachina’s oasis charm, and Mancora’s beautiful beaches. Experience Peru with Viagens Machu Picchu.
The Peruvian Textiles: Then and Now
Peru is an ancient country, filled with tradition and culture. Among the layers of history recorded in the Inca’s old nation, one remains alive today. Some people continue to practice these Peruvian traditions and customs by following in their ancestors’ footsteps. That’s why we’d like to bring up the famous Peruvian textiles.