Category : Destinations

Palcoyo is another rainbow mountain, aside from Winikunka (Quechua for ‘Seven-color Mountain’), which is part of Cusco’s heritage and attracts more and more tourists in search of...

The number of visitors to the llaqta (citadel) of Machupicchu will remain at 4,044 people per day until June 30, 2023, in order to contribute...

Before the start of the rainy season and the occurrence of possible landslides, which may cause accidents that could lead to emergencies involving national and...

An urban center of artisans specializing in ceramics and goldsmithing at the service of the Mochica elite —located in the Licapa II archaeological site in...

Archaeologists from the Decentralized Culture Directorate in Cusco (DDC Cusco) have discovered samples of cave art in a sector of the Qhapaq Ñan or Great Inca Trail...

At Vichama Archaeological Complex work has resumed. As a result, funerary complexes and various objects have been found. Similarly, a structure was located that might...

Peru, and more specifically, Cusco commemorated on July 7, the 15th anniversary of the day the Inca citadel of Machupiccu was named one of the New...

Last Tuesday, the cable car service resumed operations at Kuelap archaeological monument in Amazonas region, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) has confirmed. Mincetur head...

As a responsibility not only to the city but also to Peru, as well as to national and foreign tourists, Cusco celebrates its jubilee with...

The Safe Travels stamp and the launch of the Cajamarca Brand made it possible for this northern Andean region to be considered among the 10 most visited...