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Tourist Attractions in Peru

Cordillera Blanca

The Codillera Blanca (White Range in Spanish) is the most extensive mountain range in Peru, and part of the Peruvian Andes.

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Peru is an amazing place to visit! A country rich in history, culture, and gastronomy, there is something for everyone in this South American country.

Lake Titicaca

Legend has it that this lake is the birthplace of the Incas'. This is the biggest lake in South America, and home to exotic fauna such as giant frogs.

Huacachina Sand Dunes

The highest sand dune in South America. It's 5 hours by bus from Lima, the capitol of Peru.

Guitarrero Cave

This cave was discovered in 1969, and is located in the province of Yungay in Ancash,Peru. They found artifacts such as textiles, wood, and leather tools, which were found remarkably intact.

Machu Picchu

Above the Urubamba River, it's an Incan citadel where the Inca escaped to in 1532 after the Spanish arrived to conquer Peru.

Inca Trail

A 27-mile hike that has beautiful scenery ranging from the Andes mountains to the Amazon jungle.The final destination is Machu Picchu.

Sacred Valley of the Incas

(Valle Sagrado de los Incas in Spanish, Quechua:Willka Qhichwa) Also known as Urubamba Valley, it's located in Cuzco, Peru. There are colonial villages that date back to the Spanish conquest, and markets

Lima's Historic District

Founded by Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizzaro in 1535, it's also known as City of Kings (Ciudad de los Reyes in Spanish). Shop, dine, and buy souvenirs for your friends in this UNESCO world heritage site.

Nazca Lines

Pre-Colombian geoglyphs engraved in the desert. There are about 300 figures that include animals and plants. This attraction is located in Ica, Peru.

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Frequently Asked Questions

2. Fun Fact: 75% of the world's population of alpacas' call Peru home. They are not the same as llamas, who are also from Peru.