While in Peru, the default route is usually hopping a flight to Cusco to tackle the Macchu Picchu trail before, at best, adding a dip into Lima for some fine dining and a gallery or two. But for an itinerary less traveled, head north from Lima along the Pan-American Highway and keep going until you [...]
Peru Wins World’s Top Culinary Destination Title
December 18, 2012 | Posted by
Peru has won out against stiff competition to be voted the World’s Leading Culinary Destination at the star-studded World Travel Awards Grand Final. The event, held in New Delhi, India, saw the South American country fight off competition from notable foodie destinations such as France, China, Italy, Spain and Thailand to claim the culinary crown. [...]
Lima, Peru: A Green Traveler’s Tour
November 18, 2012 | Posted by
Lima city tours are ideal for the green traveller who wants to combine seeing the beauty of Peru and its vast diversity of wildlife with an educational and interesting look at the city’s wonderful colonial architecture, most of which dates back to around 500 years. Lima was founded by Spanish settlers in the 16th Century [...]
Peru’s Luxury Resort: Tambo del Inka
June 28, 2012 | Posted by
There are plenty of Sacred Valley hotels that will set you back less. But if you’ve come to see one of the world’s great architectural marvels, you may as well stay somewhere monumental. That would be Tambo del Inka, far and away the most lavish place to stay along the route to Machu Picchu (rooms [...]
