Art, history, nature and food are the threads woven together to form the intricate tapestry that is Peru.

Once considered the largest empire in the world, the richness of this country of superlatives - Lake Titicaca is the world’s highest navigable lake and the Amazon River is the world’s mightiest - lies in its dramatic landscapes and its vivacious people.

Delve into the highlights of the land of the Incas, exploring the streets of Lima and its historical gems, and even learn the secrets of Peruvian cooking in the home of a chef, before setting off to the Sacred Valley in Cusco to see the stepped Inca fortress at Ollantaytambo. One of the best surviving examples of Inca planning, Ollanta, as it is known to locals, will transport you back in time as you wander its narrow cobblestone streets that have been inhabited since the 13th century.

Board the luxury Belmond Hiram Bingham train, named after the famous 20th-century explorer and discoverer, and follow the Incan trail to Machu Picchu. The stone citadel located high up in the Andes, built without mortar, has archaeologists baffled even today. Why was it built? And why was it deserted? Like the thousands of others who came before you, head to Peru to find the answer.

GREAT FOR

ADVENTURE

ADVENTURE

FOOD

FOOD

WILDLIFE

WILDLIFE

ROMANCE

ROMANCE

FAMILY

FAMILY

 
 
 

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Splendid Incan ruins and culture

  • Trekking Machu Picchu

  • Eating ceviche and Amazonian chocolate

  • Sunsets at Lake Titicaca

  • The Amazon Rainforest

  • Hiking the Andes


 
 
Aguas Calientes, Peru

Aguas Calientes, Peru

Macchu Piccu, Peru

Macchu Piccu, Peru

Maras, Peru

Maras, Peru

aguna Querococha, Peru

aguna Querococha, Peru

Obrajillo, Peru

Obrajillo, Peru

Rainbow Mountain Peru, Cusco, Peru

Rainbow Mountain Peru, Cusco, Peru