Changer des vies, préserver l'environnement
tourisme communautaire
gestion environnementale
responsabilité sociale
Préserver le patrimoine naturel et culturel du Pérou pour les générations futures.
Un programme de développement durable engagé en faveur d'un tourisme responsable, bénéfique à la fois pour les populations et la planète. Par le biais de la protection de l'environnement, du soutien aux communautés locales, de la réduction des déchets et de la préservation du patrimoine culturel, il promeut des expériences de voyage enrichissantes qui génèrent un impact social positif.
Préserver le patrimoine naturel et culturel du Pérou pour les générations futures.
Un programme de développement durable engagé en faveur d'un tourisme responsable, bénéfique à la fois pour les populations et la planète. Par le biais de la protection de l'environnement, du soutien aux communautés locales, de la réduction des déchets et de la préservation du patrimoine culturel, il promeut des expériences de voyage enrichissantes qui génèrent un impact social positif.
Préserver le patrimoine naturel et culturel du Pérou pour les générations futures.
Un programme de développement durable engagé en faveur d'un tourisme responsable, bénéfique à la fois pour les populations et la planète. Par le biais de la protection de l'environnement, du soutien aux communautés locales, de la réduction des déchets et de la préservation du patrimoine culturel, il promeut des expériences de voyage enrichissantes qui génèrent un impact social positif.
Some paths leave an unforgettable mark on those who walk them. The Inca Trail is one of them: a masterpiece of ancient engineering recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For centuries, this route has connected mountains and cloud forests, leading travelers to the heart of the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu. Walking the Inca Trail is stepping into a living story where nature, culture, and tradition coexist in a remarkable balance that continues to inspire travelers from around the world.
Lima has evolved for more than a century without leaving behind some of the places that best preserve its identity. Antigua Taberna Queirolo is one of them. Since 1880, its doors have welcomed generations of locals and travelers who have found within its historic halls a place where exceptional cuisine, meaningful conversation, and long-standing traditions remain part of everyday life.
Peru is home to some of the world's most diverse landscapes, where the Pacific Ocean, the Andes Mountains, and the high-altitude plateau come together to create an extraordinary natural and cultural mosaic. This remarkable diversity has shaped civilizations, traditions, and ways of life that have evolved in close harmony with their surroundings. Traveling through southern Peru reveals how geography has influenced the country's identity, connecting historic cities, breathtaking natural scenery, and cultural traditions that continue to thrive today.
Every July 7th, the anniversary of its selection as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World invites us to turn our gaze back to one of Peru's greatest symbols. Almost two decades after this international recognition, Machu Picchu retains its undiminished capacity to inspire and reaffirms its place among humanity's great cultural heritage sites.
For Father’s Month, discover experiences that invite you to share quality time, strengthen bonds, and create memories that will last forever. Traveling has the ability to bring us closer to the places we dream of discovering and to create meaningful moments with those who have been a fundamental part of our history. There are conversations that only arise away from routine, discoveries that are enjoyed more when experienced together, and experiences that ultimately become memories that accompany families for years. In Peru, the diversity of landscapes, cultures, and traditions offers countless opportunities to strengthen those bonds. From cities full of history to ancient civilizations, Andean villages, and natural settings of extraordinary beauty, each destination offers a different way to learn, discover, and enjoy in good company.
The cuisine of the Peruvian highlands is born from a deep relationship with the earth. Amidst mountains, valleys, and farmlands stretching across different altitudes, generations of communities have developed agricultural knowledge that continues to shape one of the most extraordinary pantries in the world. Journeying through this region via its flavors means getting closer to unique ingredients, ancestral practices, and ways of life that have endured over time. Each preparation reflects the identity of a place and expresses the bond between the people and their surrounding environment. Throughout the Andes, the wealth of local products has inspired proposals that combine tradition, creativity, and a profound appreciation for their origin. The result is an experience that allows one to understand Peru's cultural diversity from a different perspective: that of its table.
From the Andes to the Amazon, certain places offer a privileged perspective to understand the diversity, cultural richness, and extraordinary natural beauty that define Peru.
The experience linked to the Singrenacocha lagoon won the silver medal in the "Climate Change Adaptation" category, highlighting a model that considers the challenges brought by this phenomenon, built alongside the communities, and aimed at generating a positive impact on the territory.
Some journeys begin long before reaching a destination. They are born in the way a territory is interpreted, in the ability to understand its rhythms, and in transforming every route into an experience designed to remain in memory. Each year, the global tourism industry gathers in spaces where these visions take shape, and where new ways of discovering the world begin to unfold. From 14 to 16 May, that meeting point comes to life once again at Peru Travel Mart, one of South America’s most significant platforms for those shaping the future of travel with sensitivity, perspective, and local expertise.
There is an architecture that seems to emerge from the very rock itself, defying time atop some of the most remote peaks of the Andes. Far from the traditional circuits of Cusco, Waqrapukara rises above the Apurímac Canyon like a crown of stone suspended between sky and mountain. For those seeking experiences capable of revealing the most authentic side of the Inca legacy, arriving here means discovering a territory where landscape, history, and adventure exist in perfect balance.
