Peru is undoubtedly one of the most visited countries in Latin America, and rightly so. It is not only a fascinating country home to ancient cultures, rich traditions and a melting pot of cultures, but it also boasts exceptional scenery, diverse wildlife, lively cities and some of the friendliest people in South America. This is a country where the stunning historic architecture meets world-class cuisine, where deep blue lakes are adorned with a backdrop of the towering Andes, and where one of the world's most famous archaeological sites, Machu Picchu, proudly stands at the top of a mountain.

From the awe-inspiring Colca Canyon to Lake Titicaca and the Peruvian Amazon, Peru does nature as well as any other. But that's just the start of what this magical country has to offer. Experience the unequalled magic of the Sacred Valley, walk on ancient footsteps along the Inca Trail, sample ceviche in Lima, get your culture fix in Arequipa or bathe in the hot springs and mud baths around Mancora. This is truly a country brimming with sights, sounds and experiences that will last you a lifetime.

Not sure how to choose which of Peru's many highlights to fit into your trip? Don't worry, this is where Latin Routes can help! Our friendly Travel Specialists have travelled extensively through South America and know the continent like the back of their hands, so they will be able to make the perfect recommendations - and plan your perfect itinerary - based on all the things that are most important to you. And not only can we tailor-make a Truly Individual Holiday to Peru just for you, but we also operate Escorted Group Tours, where we've crafted incredible itineraries and have passionate expert tour leaders ready to guide you around this spectacular country in the company of other like-minded travellers. So however you want to experience Peru - we're here, ready to create your perfect adventure.

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Machu Picchu

You simply can't talk about Peru without mentioning Machu Picchu. It truly is a magnificent site and well worthy of its label as Peru's biggest attraction. There is nothing quite like your first visit, but even if you have been before, you are sure to discover something new. The nearby town of Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) is also a great place to spend a night, even if it's only to give you a second opportunity to see this magnificent wonder. Go To Machu Picchu >

Cusco

Known as the gateway to Machu Picchu, Cusco is a beautiful colonial city that is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city is alive with visitors from all over the world and amongst its impressive sites are cathedrals, monasteries and several Incan ruins that surround the city. We recommend to spend at least two days in Cusco, allowing you to discover the charms of this wonderful place. Go To Cusco >

Colca Canyon

Deeper than the USA's Grand Canyon, the majestic Colca Canyon offers some of the best views in Peru. A visit to Condor Point in the early morning is a brilliant experience that allows you to spot these majestic birds leaving their nests before they fly off for a day's hunting. Go to Colca Canyon >

Lake Titicaca

Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world and home to the Uros floating islands. A visit here will offer some superb views as far as Bolivia, and meeting the Uros people is a fascinating insight into another way of life. The town of Puno is also the start of the famous Andean Explorer train to Cusco. Go To Lake Titicaca >

Peruvian Amazon

The Amazon Rainforest can be accessed from Peru and it makes for an adventurous addition to any Peruvian holiday. There are a variety of lodges near the town of Puerto Maldonado, which has convenient flight connections to Lima and Cusco. For something a little more off the beaten track, we recommend a river cruise in the north of Peru. Go To Peruvian Amazon >

Arequipa

Often referred to as "The White City" Arequipa is full of colonial architecture and charm. The surrounding landscape is dominated by three dormant volcanoes and the city acts as the gateway to the Colca Canyon. This lively city also has several attractions, including a huge monastery, and a thriving gastronomy scene, second only to the capital of Lima. Go to Arequipa >

If you would like to begin creating your perfect Peru holiday, Simply complete the enquiry form to get in touch, or call our Travel Specialists on 020 8546 622.