Uyuni used to be part of an ancient prehistoric lake. Stretching across 10,582 square kilometres of the Altiplano, Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat. Despite the...
Flight Network set out to name the World’s Best Cities by asking the experts — a 1000+ Travel Writers, Travel Bloggers and Travel Agencies from all around the globe,...
The Andean Cock of the Rock, scientifically known as Rupicola peruvianus, is one of Peru’s most recognizable birds. In Quechua, it is also known as tunki or tunqui. Its...
International Mountain Day is celebrated on December 11 every year globally to raise awareness about the importance of mountains in our lives and to our planet. Mountains provide numerous...
What is a Zip Line? A zip line is, at its most simple, a cable that starts at a higher point than it ends. Using the natural decline of...
Location of Maras Salt Mines: Maras Salt Mines: Maras is a town in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, 40 kilometers north of Cusco in Peru. The most outstanding...
Ollantaytambo is listed as a living Culture, and a Living Inca City since its inhabitants live according to customs inherited from their ancestors. Their houses are built on Inca...
Chinchero Archeological site has terraces that were designed by the Incas. These terraces are in the form of a trapezoid. On these terraces, they cultivated very nutritious crops such...
In 1442, the Incas were flourishing, namely under the command of Pachacutec. It was he who formed the Inca Empire of Tahuantinsuyo (Chinchaysuyo, Antisuyo, Contisuyo y Collasuyo) which would...
Cusco is one of the most splendid places you should visit. Not only it is home of one the seven wonder in the world: Machu Picchu, but also is...
