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The Best Northern Peru Itinerary For Travelers
on: by Danny Ochoa
Everybody knows about the famous tours in the southern part of Peru heading from the coast towards Cusco, or even more popular, the treks to Machu Picchu. but what about exploring some of the lesser-known places in Northern Peru that offer
A Trip to the Colca Canyon
on: by Paul Jones
For many people Arequipa is a stop off point before visiting the world’s second deepest canyon, the Colca Canyon. You can visit the canyon independently, using local transport, but it can be more hassle than its worth. Going with a tour
What to Do in Paracas
on: by Paul Jones
Paracas also known as El Chaco is a small beach resort on the Southern coast of Peru, 145 miles (235km) south of Lima. Paracas means raining sand in Quechua, this is spot on as the town encounters many, many sandstorms. An
The Eco Quechua Lodge: Hospitality in the Peruvian Jungle
on: by Paul Jones
Set on the outskirts of the sleepy town of Santa Teresa and surrounded by lush green rainforest, the Eco Quechua Lodge is a small locally run bed and breakfast with an emphasis on eco-friendly stays. Located on a small hill side
Hacienda Concepcion: Affordable Luxury in the Amazon Jungle
on: by Paul Jones
Destinations like the Peruvian Amazon present such a dilemma for the discerning traveller. Do you abandon all luxuries, grit your teeth and throw yourself into the rufty-tufty jungle experience, sleeping under canvas and getting up close and personal with all kinds
Which is better Manú or Tambopata Jungle
on: by Paul Jones
The two principle Jungle regions that tourists visit in Peru are either Manú or Tambopata. Both are located in the south-east of the country, and both are considered to be the most bio-diverse places on the planet. So which one should
Birding in Peru, The Story of Expert Barry Walker
on: by Paul Jones
Barry Walker, originally from Stalybridge on the outskirts of Manchester England, first came to Peru just before Christmas 1980. He recounts “It was a very different place back then. Cusco was not like it is now, there were families living around