Get to know one of the most incredible civilisations, the Incas, who learnt to adapt to and live in harmony with its natural surroundings. Traces of this ancient civilisation remain evident in Peru’s modern society, where some of these age-old customs are still practiced in the Peruvian culture. By throwing in pre-Hispanic cultural influences, Peru offers an impressive variety of cultural expressions.There is no shortage of learning opportunities with the abundance of archaeological and heritage sites preserving the stories of its rich history. Beyond its cultural complexity, Peru is also a treasure cove of activities. Adrenaline junkies can look forward to discover the country through zip-lining across canopies and even surfing on some of the world’s most impressive waves. Nature-lovers will be satisfied by its multitude of protected habitats that are not only pleasing to the eyes but also proud hosts of endemic species of flora, fauna and wildlife.
Things Not to Miss in Peru
•Fly over the Nazca Lines
•Hike the Inca Trail
•Visit Machu Picchu
•Hike through the Pisac Ruins
•Visit the Uros Islands
•Visit Sacsayhuaman
•See Giant Condors
•Santa Catalina Monastery in Arequipa
•Eat Cuy
Best time to visit
May- Oct (Peruvian winter with driest weather)
23 June is the Inti Raymi festival in Cusco