Legendary Machu Picchu Citadel is the jewel of Peruvian tourism, and up until now, no route to the ruins had more cachet than the segment of the Inca trail network that has come to be known as the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. Now, however, authorities plan to diversify the options available to travelers within the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, which along with great natural...
The San Juan Bautista Festival is one of the year's largest and most important events for the Peruvian jungle provinces. The festival honors the patron saint of the region, John the Baptist. It takes place at the same time as Cusco's Inti Raymi Festival, on June 24th, although celebrations and events begin as early as ten days prior to the main day, and generally continue for a few days...
The humble town of Paucartambo ischaracterized by its adobe homes with distinctive blue balconies, the colonial Carlos III Bridge which provides access to the town, and the yearly Virgin of Paucartambo Festival. In honor of the town's patron saint, the Mamacha Carmen, the town erupts into a day of nonstop dancing and a night of ritual battle.
Join in on the fun as the imperial capital of the Incas, Cusco, explodes into color and activity during the Inti Raymi Sun Festival this June! From ancient rituals, folkloric dance, and elaborate parades to free concerts and street fairs- there's something for everybody!
Cusco expects to receive 25 thousand tourists during this year's Holy Week (Semana Santa) festivities. This is the time of year when the Imperial City of the Incas celebrates its patron saint, the Lord of Tremors (Señor de los Temblores), also known as the Black Christ, with feasting, dancing, and processions in his honor.
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