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  1. The Ultimate Peru Travel Guide

    Learn how to plan your trip to Peru with this ultimate guide by a travel blogger who spent three months in the country. Find out the best time to visit, what to expect, and how to prepare for the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu.

  2. Peru Travel Guide (Updated 2024)

    Learn how to plan your trip to Peru, save money, and see the best attractions. From Machu Picchu to Lima, Nazca Lines to Lake Titicaca, this guide covers the top things to see and do in Peru.

  3. Peru Travel Guide: The Ultimate 3-Week Itinerary

    Plan your perfect Peru trip with this detailed guide, covering the best places to visit, things to do, costs, and tips. From Lima to Machu Picchu, discover the diversity and culture of this amazing country in three weeks.

  4. Peru Travel Guide

    A comprehensive guide to help you plan your trip to Peru, covering the best time to visit, things to do, what to eat, and more. Learn about Peru's diverse culture, climate, and attractions, from Machu Picchu to the Nazca Lines.

  5. The Perfect 2024 Peru Itinerary

    Welcome to Be My Travel Muse, one of the top female travel blogs in the world, welcoming over 5 million readers annually. ... Changed our travel plans to Jan 2021 ( is January a good month though to travel to Peru?) Reply. Kristin says. 04/12/2020 at 9:44 am.

  6. The Ultimate Peru Itinerary: From One Week to One Month

    Explore the best of Peru with this guide to four different itineraries, from one week to one month. Discover Machu Picchu, Cusco, Lima, and more, with tips on altitude, weather, transportation, and packing.

  7. So, You'Re Thinking of Going to Peru?

    Peru has long been a tourist destination, and it continues to attract travellers from all walks of life, budgets and every corner of the globe. Whilst most people will focus their two week getaway on the Sacred Valley, there is much more to this South American wonderland. ... Along Dusty Roads is a travel blog by British couple, Andrew & Emily. ...

  8. Peru Travel Guide 2024 · Itineraries, Top Places, Safety

    Plan your trip to Peru with this comprehensive guide, covering itineraries, top places, weather, safety, and more. Discover the best of Peru, from Machu Picchu and Rainbow Mountain to Lima and the Amazon.

  9. Peru Travel Blog

    Browse my travel blog articles on Peru. I've included itineraries for cities like Lima, Huacachina, Arequipa, Cusco and Lake Titicaca. I'm sharing my favourite experiences and photography to inspire you, along with helpful travel tips so you can plan like a pro.

  10. Peru Travel Blog

    Find inspiration and advice from travelers to travelers on unique destinations and responsible travel in Peru. Explore stories, guides, tips and events from Peruvian Soul, a local travel agency with a purpose.

  11. Home

    Everything you need to know about Peru. Welcome to our travel blog, where adventure and culture collide in Peru! Discover ancient wonders like Machu Picchu and the Nazca Lines. Unearth insider travel tips for navigating Cusco's cobblestone streets and savoring authentic Peruvian cuisine. Immerse yourself in vibrant markets, breathtaking ...

  12. 2 Weeks in Peru

    The ultimate Peru itinerary - 2 weeks exploring highlights in Lima, Huacachina, Cusco, The Sacred Valley, Lake Titicaca, Arequipa and of course, Machu Picchu. This photographic travel guide includes travel tips to help with planning.

  13. This Is How to Travel to Peru

    Learn how to travel to Peru adventurously and safely, with tips on transport, treks and sightseeing highlights. Find out the best time to visit, visa requirements, costs, safety, and responsible travel projects in this comprehensive guide.

  14. 10 Days in Peru

    October 1, 2023 Upeksha Peru, South America, Travel Research 3 comments Last week, I covered our 10 day trip itinerary to Peru and my highlights. This week I am looking at what I might to differently in a future visit.

  15. One Month Backpacking Peru Itinerary for Solo Travelers

    One Month Backpacking Peru Itinerary Huanchaco (2 nights) Huanchaco is a great place to start our journey in Peru, especially if you just crossed the border from Ecuador.From Vilcabamba, Ecuador, you can take a bus to Loja, and from there, you can either get a bus directly to Piura, Peru or, in my case, if the 1PM direct bus was canceled, you can do it manually by getting a bus to the border ...

  16. Backpacking Peru

    For this itinerary, we will start in Peru's capital, Lima.I recommend 2-3 days here. Quickly head over to Arequipa, a cute little colonial town in Peru.Backpackers usually use it as a pitstop to get to one of the world's deepest canyons- the Colca Canyon, one of the deepest places on Earth! Then head to Huacachina, a natural lake called the "Oasis of America".

  17. Ultimate 2 Week Peru Itinerary

    A bed in a dorm will cost 2- 10 USD's. You can get comfortable accommodation for $20-$25 a night for 2 people. A higher budget allows you luxury that's worth the cost. Peru is a great place to travel on a budget and ball out in luxury. Below are city specific Peru Travel Guides for accommodations to help plan your trip.

  18. PERU TRAVEL BLOG

    PERU TRAVEL BLOG. Machu Picchu. Peru on a Plate - Peruvian food and drink you need to try. The foods and flavours of Peru are vast, vibrant and varied. Here's some Peruvian food and drink you need to try on your visit to Peru. READ MORE. Street Art in Barranco, Lima.

  19. Cusco, Peru: The Ultimate Visitors Guide

    Learn everything you need to know about Cusco, the ancient Inca capital and the gateway to Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley. Find out the best things to do, where to stay, how to get there, and when to visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  20. Peru Traveler Blog

    Discover Peru, its extensive culture, diverse gastronomic and beautiful people. Enjoy your travel to the Pearl of South America.

  21. Peru Travel Blog

    The best things to do in Peru definitely include activities outside of Machu Picchu. The top tourist attractions in Peru include everything from surfing, the Amazon rainforest, and even exploring Lima's cuisine. Peru used to be one of the most backward countries in Latin America. Bolivia and Peru were two peas in a pod in […]

  22. 17 Exciting Things to Do in Cusco, Peru

    We have lots of resources on travel in Peru and destinations throughout the country. Check out our Complete Peru Travel Guide for all the answers to your most burning questions, or read some of our favorite articles below. Hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu; Can't-Miss Things to Do in Peru; Exciting Things to Do in Lima Peru

  23. Peru: Five Touristic Cities That Will Dazzle You

    Keep in mind that chicha is a traditional drink made from maize, widely consumed by the people of Cusco. Trying it is almost a travel must. Arequipa: the City of Volcanoes. Founded on 15th August 1540 by Garci Manuel de Carbajal, Arequipa (2,333 m above sea level) is known as the "White City" due to the colour of the sillar.

  24. A Luxury Train Ride Through Peru's Andes Mountains to Machu Picchu

    And at 10:30 a.m., we enter the iconic cloud forest of the Sacred Valley, a region in Peru's Andean highlands. The Hiram Bingham winds through the mountains towards Machu Picchu.

  25. Notes from a recent trip to Peru

    Knowing a little Spanish goes a long way in communication but the people of Peru are very cordial, nice and friendly, so language is usually not an issue. Machu Picchu lives up to its reputation and the visit (bus, train, etc.) works smoothly if planned well in advance, including booking a guide, etc.We were lucky to have good weather for all ...

  26. Experience Incan Culture on 10Adventures' New Peru Tours

    Discover our new tours in Peru - your go-to destination for active travel where lofty mountainscapes hug bright blue lakes and are backed by a vibrant cultural history. Machu Picchu may be at the forefront of Peru's résumé, but the entire country is a natural masterpiece, tailor-made for eager explorers craving raw, unobstructed scenery.

  27. Is Peru Safe? Here's Everything You Need to Know

    Generally, Peru is a safe place to visit. Locals provides a starting point for learning about Peru's safety. When will Peru be safe for travel? (COVID update)Peru is open for travelers! And things are operating similarly to how they were before the pandemic. Here's the latest: Proof of vaccination is not required to enter the country. Negative COVID test results are not required to enter the ...