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To celebrate 60 years of Paddington bear – the beloved children’s character from Peru – here’s our first-timer’s guide to Peru with tips for everyone.
Source: A first-timer’s guide to Peru – trekking, wildlife and more | Rough Guides
In 2016, UNESCO threatened to place the World Heritage site on its list of places in danger—unless it cleaned up its act.
Source: No, We’re Not Trampling Machu Picchu Out of Existence
Cusco is the second-most frequented destination in Peru. Known for being the Gateway to the Sacred Valley, most people only spend a day or two in the bustling cosmopolitan epicenter as a means to an end before continuing on to the grand finale: Machu Picchu. Here’s how to spend the ultimate long weekend.
Source: Ancient Inca Ruins, Colorful Traditions, and Plenty of Pisco: The 4-Day Weekend in Cusco
Traveling in Machu Picchu is one of the most life-changing experiences you’ll ever have. Located in Peru, this UNESCO world heritage site is the true definition of an exotic adventure setting thanks to its craggy mountain ranges, lush and humid jungles, historic ruins and breathtaking views. The sheer amount of adrenaline-inducing activities you can engage in while there is unimaginable. However, before you head out to the trip here are four comprehensive tips to help you plan well and make your travel worthwhile.
Source: 4 Tips to traveling in Machu Picchu | World inside pictures
The Republic of Peru is a country in western South America. It is bordered in the north by Ecuador and Colombia, in the east by Brazil, in…
Source: Peru: prosperous economy with world’s fastest industrial growth rates
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Everything you need to know about visiting Machu Picchu, including Machu Picchu hiking, Cusco travel tips, getting there, and must-see sites.
Source: Machu Picchu Travel Guide: Visiting the Incan Citadel | REI Co-op Journal
Acclimatising to the altitude may pose a few challenges, but a trip to this Unesco World Heritage site – built by Inca architects in the mid-1400s – brings rewards that can’t be put into words
Source: Visiting Machu Picchu in Peru: an awe-inspiring experience
