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Peru is legendary among world travelers looking for new experiences. A stunningly endowed country, Inca Trail Machu offers much more than most short trips can hope to take in: charming Andean highlands towns with colonial architecture (Lima, Cuzco, Ayacucho, Puno and Arequipa); remote jungle lodges in the Amazon basin (Manu, Iquitos, Puerto Maldonado); soaring snow capped mountains and volcanoes; a 3,220 km (2,000 mile) Pacific coastline; and, of course, the legacies of the Incas and other sophisticated pre-Columbian civilizations (Machu Picchu, Inca Trail, Chan Chan, Kuelap and Chachapoyas). Find your favorite places, activities and festivals. But the fun of travelling to a fascinating country like Peru is compiling your own list.

 

Travel Packages to Peru & Machu Picchu

Peru family vacation packages

 

Single Travel to Peru

Many people prefer to travel alone. Unfortunately, the solo traveler is often forced to pay a punishing "single supplement" charged by many resorts for the privilege of sleeping alone.

 

Senior Travel to Peru

Peru as a nation greatly respects the contributions and wisdom of society's elders, but that consideration doesn't necessarily translate into automatic deferential treatment of senior tourists. 

Discounts for seniors are virtually unheard of in Peru. Still, you should mention the fact that you're a senior citizen when you first make your travel reservations; all major airlines offer discounts for seniors, and you may find hotels (particularly international chains) that do so as well.

 

Family Travel to Peru

The family vacations is a rite of passage for many households, one that in a split second can devolve into a National Lampoon farce. But as any veteran family vacationer will assure you, a family trip can be among the most pleasurable and rewarding experiences of your life.

 

Peruvians are extremely family-oriented, and children arouse friendly interest in locals. Although there aren't many established conventions, accomodations, or discounts for families traveling with children, Peru can be an excellent country in which to travel, as long as families remain flexible and are able to surmount difficulties in transportation, food and accommodation.

 

Few hotels automatically offer discounts for children or allow children to stay free with their paren. On buses, children have to pay full fare of they occupy a seat (which is why you'll see most kids sitting on their parent's or sibling's lap). Many museums and other attractions offer discounts for children. Children's meals are rarely found at restaurants in Peru, but sometimes it's possible to specially may be very foreign to many children - how many kids, or adults, for that matter, will be keen on tasting roasted guinea pig? - but familiar foods, such as fried chicken, pizza and spaghetti are easy to find in almost all Peruvian towns.

 

Note: Parents need to exercise special care with regard to sun exposure for children in Peru. whether on the coast or in the Andes, where the sun is particularly strong. Sunscreen and sun hats are essential gear.

 

Gay & Lesbian Travel to Peru

Though the Inca nation flag looks remarkably similar to the gay rainbow flag, Peru, a predominantly Catholic and socially conservative country, could not be considered among the world's most progressive in terms of societal freedoms for gays and lesbians. It is still a male-dominated, macho society where homosexuality is considerable prejudice exhibited toward gays and lesbians who are out, or men - be they straight or gay - who are thought to be effeminate.

 

In the larger cities, especially Lima and Cuzco, there are a number of establishments - bars, discos, inns and restaurants  - that are either gayfriendly or predominantly gay. Outside thoe areas, and in the small towns and villages of rural Peru, openly gay behavior is unlikely to be tolerated by the general population.

 

Gay life is not out in the open across Peru. Many gays and lesbians may wish to err on the side of discretion.

 

Women Travel to Peru

Peru continues to be a very macho, male-dominated society, and while women are a growing part of the professional workforce and a relatively recent feminist movement is evident in urban areas, women do not yet occupy the (still unequal) position they do in many Western societies.

Best peru vacation packages

Still, women should not encounter any insurmountable difficulties traveling in Peru.

However, women should not be surprised to encounter perhaps unwelcome attention from men, especially id travelling along. Many Peruvian men consider gringas - essentially, any foreign women - to be more sexually open than Peruvian women and, thus foreigners are frequently the targets of their advances. Blonde women are frequently singled out. Piropos, come-ons that are usually meant as innocuous compliments rather than as crude assessments of a woman's physical attractiveness or sexuality, are common in Latin America

 

Women should be able to travel safety in Peru as long as they take some sensible precautions.If you are traveling alone, never walk alone at night anywhere - always call for a registered taxi, It's also a good idea to have a whistle handy

 

Student Travel to Peru

You will have 10% or 20% of discount, if you have the Student ISIC card (green cards)

 

Inca Trail Machu offers different tour packages and taylor made trip to Peru, contact with us and choosing your experience travel. 

 

Best Destination to Peru

Machu Picchu — this UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the most familiar symbols of the Incan Empire, and the most popular tourist attraction in Peru and one of the new seven wonders of the world.

Inca Trail to Machu Picchu - Best famous trek to Machu Picchu

Trekking to Salkantay - Best alternative treks to Machu Picchu

Lares Trek to Machu Picchu - Find the the tradicional local people and beautiful mountain and landscapes

Chan Chan — impressive ruins of an ancient Chimor mud city, and a UNESCO World Heritage site

Huascarán National Park — high mountain park in Cordillera Blanca range

Lake Titicaca — considered to be the highest navigable body of water in the world

Manu National Park — one of the most bio diverse areas in Peru

Nazca lines — world famous for its mysterious geometrical figures and giant drawings in the desert sand

Paracas National Reservation — a popular nature reserve on the Southern Coast

Mancora — Small beachtown with the best beaches and great surf, turns into a real partytown on weekends and holidays

Colca Canyon - The worlds second deepest canyon

Chachapoyas - Referred to as the Machu Picchu of the north,  amazing ruins built by another great civilization.

Choquequirao - Hiking to Choquequirao will take you to an Inca city on the edge of the Apurimac Canyon 

Vilcabamba - the last hiding place of the Incas

Tambopata - For people that like walking, bird and wildlife spotting, nature lovers.

 

Peru Travel Packages

Travel packages to cusco peru

Great Itineraries to Peru

Peru is a beautiful and diverse country that offers a wide range of experiences, from exploring ancient archaeological sites to trekking through the Andes and immersing yourself in vibrant local cultures. To make the most of your trip, consider the following popular destinations and activities:

  • Machu Picchu: This ancient Incan citadel is a must-visit destination in Peru. You can either take the classic Inca Trail or opt for alternative treks like the Salkantay Trek or the Lares Trek. Make sure to book your permits well in advance, as they have limited daily entries.

  • Cusco: This historic city was once the capital of the Inca Empire and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Spend a few days here to acclimate to the altitude and explore the colonial architecture, Incan ruins, and vibrant markets.
  • Lima: Peru's capital city, Lima, is a bustling metropolis known for its world-class cuisine, including ceviche and other seafood delicacies. Explore the historic center, known as the "City of Kings," and visit museums and art galleries.
  • Sacred Valley: Located near Cusco, the Sacred Valley is a picturesque region with beautiful landscapes and numerous Incan ruins. Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Moray are some of the highlights worth exploring.
  • Lake Titicaca: Shared with Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is the world's highest navigable lake. Take a boat trip to visit the Uros floating islands and Taquile Island to experience the unique local culture.
  • Arequipa: Known as the "White City" due to its stunning colonial buildings made of white volcanic stone, Arequipa is a charming city at the foot of the Misti Volcano. Don't miss the Santa Catalina Monastery and the Colca Canyon nearby.
  • Amazon Rainforest: Peru is home to a significant portion of the Amazon Rainforest. Consider taking a guided tour from Iquitos or Puerto Maldonado to experience the incredible biodiversity and natural beauty of the jungle.
  • Nazca Lines: Located in the southern desert of Peru, the Nazca Lines are ancient geoglyphs etched into the earth, depicting various animals and shapes. Take a scenic flight to see these enigmatic lines from the sky.
  • Huacachina: This desert oasis is famous for its sand dunes and opportunities for sandboarding and dune buggy rides. It's a great place for adventure seekers and sunset enthusiasts.

When planning your Peru vacation, consider booking a package that includes transportation, accommodation, and guided tours to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. There are numerous travel agencies and Peru tour operators that offer different package options tailored to your interests and budget.

 

Remember to check the latest travel advisories and entry requirements before your trip, as they may change due to unforeseen circumstances. Enjoy your vacation in Peru and make unforgettable memories!

 

Inca Trail Trek

  • Lima
  • Cusco
  • Sacred Valley of the Incas
  • Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
  • Cusco

Inca Trail & Amazon Rainforest

  • Lima
  • Puerto Maldonado - Peruvian Jungle
  • Cusco
  • Sacred Valley tour
  • Hiking to Inca Trail
  • Cusco

 

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