In Peru's Amazonas region, one can find what is arguably one of the country's greatest and most mysterious archeological sites: the fortified citadel of Kuélap. Visits to the oft-overlooked site have been steadily increasing over the last years. To visit Kuélap, one must head to the city of Chachapoyas, which was chosen by the popular National Geographic Traveler Magazine as one of the...
The former imperial capital of the Incas and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cusco, Peru, is currently second among the 300 nominated cities for the New 7 Wonders: Cities Edition by the New 7 Wonders Foundation...
Last year, Peru's tourism industry grew by more than double the global average, with 2.8 million international travelers visiting the country and bringing in US$2.3 billion in revenues. How much do foreign visitors spend each day during their trip to Peru?....
Thousands of visitors will flock to Arequipa this week to join locals on the main day of celebrations for its 473rd Founding Anniversary this Thursday, August 15th and enjoy the music, dance, and food for which the White City is known. The 8 hour Friendship Parade (Corso de la Amistad) will take place on this day, featuring dances, musicians, and floats highlighting Arequipeñan culture.
Starting in 2014, traveler's visiting the city of Lima will be able to tour the Peruvian capital in a brand new way. Beginning in January of next year, South America's first amphibious bus will begin offering tours from Lima's historic city center to San Lorenzo Island off of Callao.
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