Travel way off the beaten path and dive into archaeological treasure chests before they have been put on display, discover Chachapoyas by helihopping.

Arequipa is an incomparable destination in its own right. Arequipa feels like a palatial metropolis lost in time, with a heartbeat that can be felt in every shop, plaza and picanteria.

An inside scoop on Peru's hottest new destination: The White City of Arequipa, located at a comfortable 2,000 meters above sea level in southern Peru is the country's second mayor city.

Family travel is on the rise, as more and more families are choosing to use their vacation time to reconnect with loved ones in exciting destinations.

Machu Picchu is not the only must-do-experience that Peru has on display. The following are a collection of do-it-while-you-can, once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

Spiritual ceremonies gain acceptance as more and more travelers seek out the "taboo". As globalization increases, so does cultural tolerance and curiosity.

Arequipa is seen by many as a stopover en-route to the majestic Colca Canyon. Travellers looking to check the condors off their list often overlook the endemic cultural and natural explorations that exist within the city.

Arequipa is also know for its gastronomical richness, as where real foodies will find exquisite and fine dishes that would be a sin to miss. Discover our "musts" regarding Arequipan cuisine.

It just so happens that February is shoulder-season for tourism in Peru, making it the perfect time to go to Machu Picchu: avoiding the crowds and high rates, and combining it with some of the best celebrations still unexplored.

Northern Peru’s “Cabo Blanco Fishing Club” was a world-famous fishing club in the 50’s, and jumping off point to the some of the best black marlin fishing the world has ever seen.