Peru


Peru is a dramatic and inspiring country with beautiful mountains, barren deserts and exotic jungles that hide the mysterious wonders of the ancient Inca civilisation. It’s easy to see how the Peruvian way of life has been shaped by a rich history - from nomadic origins to the mighty Inca Empire and conquest by Spanish Colonialists.


Cusco and the Sacred Valley Cusco and the Sacred Valley is an area of stunning natural beauty and Inca treasures. It’s not hard to see why the Incas saw the valley as a representation of heaven on earth, a fertile and mountainous land dotted with magnificent temples and fortresses. Activities: learn how to make Peruvian cocktails, wander around colourful local markets or try trekking, cycling or white water raſting.


Machu Picchu 15th century Machu Picchu is one of the Seven


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Wonders of the World. Built at an altitude of 2400 m, it is the most sacred of all Inca sites. You can get there by walking the Inca Trail, riding the mountain train or taking a lesser-trodden track such as an eco-trail that passes by dramatic glacial lagoons and pretty mountain flowers. Activities: trekking


Lake Titicaca At 3800 m above sea level, Titicaca is the world’s highest navigable lake. Flanked by Bolivia’s snow-capped mountains, Lake Titicaca has several


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