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AL FRIO Y AL FUEGO Restaurant Bar

Al Frio y al Fuego is the first and only floating gourmet restaurant of regional and international cuisine located in the city of Iquitos. They specialize in seafood,barbecue, cocktails and desserts with fruits of the Amazon. This exotic restaurant has a private pier and ship for all their customers withoutcost. Their infrastructure consists of two […]

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TRAVELING SOUTH OF LIMA: PACHACAMAC & PARACAS BAY

Traveling south of Lima, down to the Panamericana highway leads you to an encounter with our ancestral past and with beautiful natural sights! We would like to stand out two important places to visit if you are traveling south of Lima! 1.-PACHACAMAC: Only 30 km away from the capital city you find the administrative and […]

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Alternative Inca Trail: Salkantay to Machu Picchu Trek

Hiking the Inca Trail has become number one in what Adventure Tourism in Peru concerns. Due the high demand, local authorities decided some years ago to restrict the number of visitors per day which is 500 including tourists, guides, porters and other members of the staff which means permits are sold out really quickly, especially […]

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TAMBO DEL INKA, A LUXURY COLLECTION RESORT & SPA

Tambo del Inka, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa is a luxury hotel surrounded by incredible natural landscape in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Cusco. Located in the heart of the Urubamba Valley, just 50 minutes from the city of Cusco, Tambo del Inka is revealed as the best place […]

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Amazon Pink Dolphins: River Spirits

The Amazon Pink River Dolphin is a rare species of aquatic mammal, obviously characterized by its pink skin. The Amazon dolphin, parted company with its oceanic ancestors about 15 million years ago. The may have entered the Amazon from the Pacific Ocean or from the Atlantic Ocean. Their long beaks (often lined with tiny hairs), […]

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TIME FOR A DRINK: PISCO SOUR

Pisco Sour, name of the traditional drink and patrimony of Peru is the symbol of Peruvian pride and nationality. Pisco is a kind of brandy or aguardiente with a percentage of alcohol between 42% and 52%. It’s distilled from white Muscat grapes and mostly colorless, sometimes it has a slightly amber tone. The most popular […]

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SANTURANTIKUY CHRISTMAS FAIR

Christmas is almost here and there are many different celebrations around the world. Cusco city has a very particular way to celebrate it! Every year hundreds of artisans, embroiderers, weavers and ceramist from many towns of Cusco and other regions of the country meet on December 24th in the Main Square of that city (and […]

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THE ENIGMATIC NAZCA LINES

Declared “Archaeological World Heritage Site” by UNESCO (1994). The Nazca Lines are located in the arid Peruvian coastal plain, some 400 km south of Lima, the geoglyphs of Nazca and the pampas of Jumana cover about 450 sq. km. The Nazca Lines are among archaeology’s greatest enigmas because of their quantity, nature, size and continuity.  […]

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ANDEAN EXPLORER TRAIN (CUSCO – LAKE TITITCACA)

The most luxurious way to travel between Cusco and Puno (Lake Titicaca) is without doubt the Andean Explorer train operated by Peru Rail. This train departs every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and on Fridays during high season either from Cusco or Puno’s train station and takes passengers on a 10 hours magnificent journey including a […]

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AMAZON RIVER CRUISE

Sailing the Amazon River has been considered an adventurous exploration since colonial times when Spanish and Portuguese embark in their ships looking for El Dorado, a fabled city of gold, which the natives wisely and repeatedly assured the conquistadors really existed. Nowadays, at least 100,000 people live along the banks of the Amazon River, they […]

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