From the ancient heights of Cusco to the wild coasts of Paracas, explore Peru's most unforgettable destinations — each with its own culture, cuisine, and adventure.
Must VisitThe imperial capital of the Inca Empire, a UNESCO World Heritage city where colonial architecture meets pre-Columbian ruins at 3,400m.
World WonderThe Lost City of the Incas — a breathtaking subtropical citadel at 2,430m, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
The agricultural heart of the Inca Empire — a fertile valley home to outstanding ruins like Ollantaytambo and Pisac, native markets, and luxury retreats.
One of the deepest canyons in the world — witness the majestic flight of the Andean Condor at Cruz del Cóndor, explore hot springs and high-altitude hiking paths.
The gastronomic capital of South America — colonial plazas, world-class museums, bohemian Barranco and the Pacific coast in one vibrant city.
The White City — colonial sillar architecture, Santa Catalina Monastery, Colca Canyon and stunning volcanoes at 2,335m altitude.
The world's largest tropical rainforest — jungle lodges, exotic wildlife, indigenous cultures and the mighty Amazon river network.
The highest navigable lake in the world at 3,812m — floating Uros islands, Taquile traditions and the birthplace of the Inca civilization.
The Peruvian Galápagos — Ballestas Islands teeming with sea lions and penguins, red desert cliffs meeting the turquoise Pacific.
The mysterious Nazca Lines — giant geoglyphs etched into the desert 2,000 years ago. Only visible from the sky, still unexplained by science.
South America's only desert oasis — a lagoon surrounded by towering sand dunes. Sandboarding, dune buggies and the best sunsets of the coast.
