The National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History of Peru impresses due to its vast, varied cultural patrimony housed in its exhibition rooms and storerooms.

The Solar Temple and Oracular Destination lies 25 miles SE of Lima in Quechua means "Pacha" world, and "camac" to animate.

"El Candelabro" geoglyph, Gigantic chandelier carved on a hillside on the way to Ballestas islands. It has an extension of 128 mt (420 ft) long, and 74 mt (240 ft) wide.

This  little unknown paradise offers a variety of  relaxing adventure options such as sand-boarding and sand tours on special sand buggies.

Las Dunas Hotel is set amongst spacious gardens and is situated in a well known sun resort. facilities include tennis courts, golf course, sandboard, volleyball and basketball grounds.

A unique place due to the mysteries of its marvelous lines and figures, drawn with spectacular perfection. The beauty and magnitude of the lines must be observed from above.

Hundreds of streets, pathways, doors and stairs make the visit to this amazing monastery a unique experience. You won’t stop taking pictures.

Arequipa's central cathedral is one of the most beautiful in Peru. It is situated in the center of the city, in Plaza de Armas.

This is one of the oldest churches in Arequipa. La Compania was completed in 1698 and boasts an elaborate sillar stone façade.

The Church of San Francisco was built by local Indians in the late 17 th century, and the facade has the best of the baroque stone carving found on the old churches in Arequipa.

Colca Canyon from Mirador Cruz del Condor, provides an excellent view to watch the condors flight.

Both chic and comfortable, Zig Zag equally welcomes families and young people. The house specialty is the unique stone-grilled ostrich from their own 4,000 ostriches farm, educating their customers about ostrich as a healthy alternative to other meats.

The Uros originally created these artificial Islands to escape the Inca, who dominated the mainland at the time.

With a population of 3,500 Quechua inhabitants, it is known for its two pre-Inca temples dedicated to the earth's fertility.

A private 43 hectare island near the remote northern shores of Lake Titicaca. A Lake of deep blue waters and a mythical history.

Renovated carriages have beautiful panoramic windows offering enhanced scenic views and photographic opportunities.

The first Peruvian museum that shows  the aesthetic aspects of the exhibited objects that belong to ancient Peruvian Cultures.

 Puca Pucara offers impressive views of the Cusco Valley and glaciers to the south.

Q’enqo means “zig-zag,” a reference to the series of perfectly carved channels adorning the upper western edge of the temple’s stone.

Tambomachay Inca’s Bath is located on the outskirts of a hill near the main road close to Antisuyo.

Sacsayhuaman translates into “ Speckled Falcon” or “Speckled Head” referring to the belief that Cusco City was set out in the shape of a Puma whose head was Sacsayhuaman. Origins of this breathtaking  fortress are uncertain and is generally attributed to the great Inca Pachacutec “The World Transformer".