Puno -South Peru
The Spaniards founded the city of Puno in 1668. It is a city rich in local mestizo art, the fusion of native and Spanish styles in its colonial balconies, weavings and pottery. Legend has it that the waters of Lake Titicaca are the birthplace of Manco Cápac and Mama Ocllo, the mythical founders of
Paracas – South Peru
These spectacular islands, eroded into many caves and arches, provide shelter for thousands of seabirds and hundreds of sea-lions. Although the islands fall just outside the Paracas National Reserve they are protected by separate legislation.
Chachapoyas – North Peru
Its name comes from the native word Chachapoyacuno, which means “forest or mountain of mist”.also “People of the Clouds”. The city is now being rediscovered as an important archaeological complex,
Glamping Peru, the new way of traveling in Peru
Our camp is located in the town of Urubamba, at 2,870 meters above sea level, a small town that, despite the passing of the centuries, has preserved that charm of yesteryear, still being the place where people from all corners of the planet converge, thus creating a unique cultural atmosphere in the Peruvian Andes.
Lima – Peru
The Peruvian capital was established by the Spanish “conquistadores” in 1535. Lima soon became the commercial and administrative center of the Spanish empire in South America, bringing a period of prosperity to the city until an earthquake in 1746