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Lake Titicaca – the world’s highest navigable lake 

Puno has any number of pedal taxis, motor taxis and tourist buses ready to take people between their...

Puerto Maldonado – It’s a Jungle Out There! 

Our adventure in the Madre de Dios rain forest was an afterthought. We wanted something to do after...

Planning your Incan Tour 

I've seen a lot of online tours for Peru, the Inca Trail and various ruins around Cusco go for thous...

The Uros or "reed people" on Lake Titicaca. 

Lake Titicaca has fascinated generations of people since pre-Inca times with its intense blue water....

Peru’s coast from Lima to Puerto Inca 

Doesn’t Lima deserve one on its own? Two answers. It has some already – and not really. I enjoye...

Nazca, Camana and the desert. 

Much of the desert area is not particularly appealing. This is probably the driest desert in the wor...

the mythical city of Machu Picchu 

For many people is Peru a synonym for Machu Picchu, tell them that you go to Peru and they will imme...

Cusco and the Sacred Valley 

Cusco itself breathes history. The Inca walls and foundations are amazing in their precision and int...

Sun and Sand 

Legend claims every a mermaid living in the laguna takes one man. The inability of Peruvians to swim...

Mysterious Machu Picchu 

Aguas Calientes is the sleepy little town that is the starting point to explore one of the most famo...