PERU TRAVEL GUIDE

Machu Picchu continues to be Peru's #1 travel destination. You can hike to Machu Picchu using the original Inca Trail or you can take a comfortable train to reach this amazing Inca world wonder.

The Rainbow Mountain or Vinicunca is Peru's #2 travel destination. The rainbow colors of this mountain is made from natural sedimentary minerals surrounded by a red valley and pristine beauty. You can reach the Rainbow Mountain by car and then a 1.5hr hike to the foot of the mountain. Then you can hike up to its summit to take the classic picture.

The Amazon Rainforest is Peru's #3 travel destination. Peru offers three rainforest zones: The Tampobata Reserve, The Manu Reserve and the Pacaya Samiria Reserve. Each reserve offers opportunities for visitors to spot wildlife, engage with indigenous tribes, and stay in impressive eco-lodges. However, only the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve offers luxury cruises options.

Lake Titi Caca is Peru's #4 travel destination. The lake itself is beautiful but what amazes tourists are the Uros islands that the indegenous people have made out of reeds in the middle of the lake. There is an option to also home stay with the locals at Amantani islands. The lake is definately a must see gem of nature.

The Colca Canyon is nearly twice as deep as the Grand Canyon and the secod deepest Canyon in the world. This makes it the perfect habitat for the Peruvian condor, a bird with a bing span of 12 feet/3.6meters and therefore considered the largest flying bird in the world. The Colca Canyon offers secret thermal baths, amazing scenic views as well as hikes.

The Laguna 69 is one the most iconic hikes in Peru. Located in Huaraz, the hiking and trekking capital of Peru. Hikers from all over the world come to Huaraz to hike several amazing pristine natural lakes, lagoons and valleys.