Peru enters top 10 meeting tourism destinations in Americas
Peru is among the top 10 destinations in the Americas with the strongest momentum in meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) tourism, according to the...
Machupicchu entered high season, welcoming up to 5,600 visitors daily
Everything was in place for the Inca Citadel of Machupicchu—Peru’s leading tourist destination—to increase its daily visitor limit to 5,600 starting Friday, June 19, in...
Stunning T’aqrachullo discoveries on display at Cusco’s Casa Garcilaso Museum
Residents of Cusco and tourists are admiring the stone, ceramic, and metal objects unearthed during archaeological research at the T’aqrachullo site. The artifacts are being...
Kuelap: Discovery of skeletal remains reveals complex Chachapoya funerary practice
In mid-May, a funerary structure containing skeletal remains of five individuals and ceremonial objects was discovered at the Kuelap Archaeological Complex in Amazonas region. It...
Huayhuacalle’s ‘Andean Great Wall’ attracts tourists with spectacular views
Fotos: ANDINA / EDITORA peru Commonly known as the “Andean Great Wall,” the recently inaugurated viewpoint in Huayhuacalle, Abancay province, Apurimac region, is attracting tourists...
Travel+Leisure: Cusco is South and Central America’s best tourist destination in 2025
A new international award for Cusco, the archaeological capital of the Americas and a World Cultural Heritage Site! This time, the Imperial City —one of Peru’s...
Archaeological research uncovers monumental past of Cerro Malabrigo, Chicama Valley
Photo: Courtesy/Chicama Archaeological Program Research conducted at the Cerro Malabrigo archaeological site, located in Chicama Valley, La Libertad region, has revealed the existence of monumental...
Huancaya: Visit the World’s Best Tourism Village, a trending destination
The long weekend for National Holidays offered an opportunity to travel, disconnect from the stress of the city, and recharge in paradisiacal destinations, full of...
Pre-Hispanic funerary offering reveals Chancay culture’s influence in Lima
Photo: ANDINA/Vidal Tarqui Human remains and pre-Hispanic artifacts unearthed in Lima’s Puente Piedra district—during excavations by a domestic gas company— are believed to belong to...
Carved heads and 200 structures found at Ollape monument, Chachapoyas
Researchers from the Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology “Kuelap” (INAAK) at the Toribio Rodriguez de Mendoza National University (UNTRM) discovered carved heads and more than 200 structures...