PERU TRAVEL GUIDE
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Welcome to the Peru Travel Guide
Your on-line resource for discovering the wealth of natural, cultural and archaeological wonders that this amazing South American destination has to offer. Here you’ll find helpful information on Perú’s history, geography, culture and wildlife, as well as contacts to help you plan and prepare for your journey. You will discover helpful information on some of the most interesting regions of Perú, including detailed itineraries and convenient links for making reservations.
This site encompasses the Amazon to the Andes, where cloud forests still blanket Inca ruins in jungle and mist. From the lush mountains and valleys of the tropical Andes are born the headwaters of the Amazon River, and the rich soils carried from the mountains to the lowlands nurture one of the most biologically diverse tropical rainforests on Earth.

Perú is also one of the richest nations with respect to culture, history and archaeolology. Once the cradle of the Inca empire, ceremonial complexes, temples and trading centers are seen throughout the country, with more yet to be discovered.

The Perú Travel Guide is sponsored by InkaNatura Travel, experts in the fields of archaeology, culture and nature based tourism. InkaNatura promotes conservation through tourism as demonstrated in their development of several low-impact, community-based nature lodges in Perú’s most biologically rich regions. At InkaNatura we invite you to join us in experiencing the unique wonders of our country.
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Bromeliads in the Andean cloud forest - Andre Baertschi
Destination Highlight
Machu Picchu
Built as a “royal estate” for the Inca emperor Pachacuti, Machu Picchu is an astounding and perennially mysterious climax to one of the world’s most famous journeys: the Inca Trail. Perched high above a sinous bend in the Urubamba River, Machu Picchu has lured explorers, poets and pilgrims to its mist-wreathed ridgetop ever since its discovery by the American explorer Hiram Bingham in July, 1911.

No one lived here before the Incas. Those mighty empire builders from Cusco discovered this extraordinary place, finding it rich in natural features sacred to their religion.
Both inspired and humbled by its dramatic natural beauty, their answer was to create on a vast scale one of the planet’s most sensitive and harmonious works of art. The aesthetic genius of its layout and architecture coupled with the durability of its brilliant planning and engineering have given us this finest of jewels among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. LEARN MORE
The Inca ruins of Machu Picchu - Andre Baertschi

   
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