Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu, listed as a World Heritage Site in 1983, is located in the cloud forests of the Vilcabamba mountain range. The nearby well-organized terraces highlight the harmony between humans and nature. The most famous site is the Temple of the Sun, where ceremonies are held during the winter solstice each year.
Colca Canyon
Combining nature, history, and adventure, numerous thrilling outdoor activities such as canoeing, mountaineering, cycling, hiking, and horseback riding are worth experiencing. In the small towns along the canyon, there are stone houses with thatched roofs and Baroque-style churches.
Manu National Park
Home to 'truly' thousands of species of flora and fauna! Due to its high biodiversity, it became a World Natural Heritage Site in 1987. If you are interested in natural species, you will be dazzled here.
Lima
Lima, the capital of Peru, is characterized by its colonial European architecture and coastal scenery, ancient ruins, and emerging arts. It is also a food paradise, with two of the top 10 restaurants in the 2018 'World's 50 Best Restaurants' located in Lima!
Northern Peru
Recommended by the LP list, Northern Peru boasts ancient cultures of the Americas and wild landscapes. In recent years, it has rapidly become one of the emerging travel destinations in South America. The number of flights from the capital Lima to Northern Peru is also increasing, and it is believed that in 2019, this place will become a new favorite for more travelers! Features: Ruins, Mountains, Grasslands, Bird Watching
