Despite its small size, this little town in the Machu Picchu district has a lot to offer visiting tourists! It has the feeling of stepping back into another time because of the lack of roads in and out of Aguas Calientes. Visitors have to arrive on foot or by train, giving them the opportunity to …
Linked to the outside world only by air and river, Iquitos is perhaps the largest isolated city in the world. No one really knows when the city was founded. Some say it was established in 1757 by a Jesuit mission. Others say it was founded earlier than that. Regardless of the date of its founding, …
There’s no shortage of things to do in Cusco, Peru. This bustling city is known for its colonial history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. There are plenty of attractions to keep visitors occupied, including museums and archaeological sites. In addition, there are plenty of restaurants and bars to choose from, where visitors can sit back …
Every breath you take in Puno will draw you into the history and the mesmerizing natural surroundings that include the awe-inspiring Lake Titicaca. Puno is renowned for the hospitality of its people and the excitement of their celebrations, dances, festivals, and rituals. Despite being famous for its beautiful lake, Puno has much more to offer …
