High altitude trekking in Peru takes you into landscapes that are extraordinary and environments where your body has to work differently. From the Inca Trail and Salkantay Trek to Ausangate and other high-Andean routes, hikers can spend hours above 3,000 meters (9,840 feet), with some passes reaching well above 4,000 meters (13,100 feet). At these...Read More
Every June, Cusco becomes the setting for Inti Raymi, one of Peru’s most important celebrations of Inca heritage. Music, traditional clothing, ceremonial performances, and historic places come together in an event that connects modern Cusco with its ancient past. But today’s celebration tells only part of the story. Centuries ago, Intip Raymi was the most...Read More
Beneath the ancient landscape of Cusco lies a story that has fascinated generations of local residents, historians, archaeologists, and travelers: the story of the Inca Chinkana. The name Chinkana is associated with the Quechua idea of a labyrinth or a place where one can become lost. Around Sacsayhuamán, references to passages and underground structures have...Read More
If you’re wondering how to prepare for the Inca Trail, the good news is that you don’t need to be an experienced trekker. Most travelers can successfully complete the hike by building walking endurance, strengthening their legs and core, improving cardiovascular fitness, practicing on stairs or hills, and spending two or three days acclimatizing in...Read More
Peru: A Land of Ancient Paths Peru is a country shaped by mountains, ancient civilizations, and legendary walking routes that once connected vast territories across the Andes. Long before modern roads existed, the Incas created an extraordinary network of stone pathways known as the Qhapaq Ñan, linking sacred temples, agricultural centers, royal estates, and remote...Read More
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