One of the deepest, and most breathtakingly beautiful canyons in the world, the Colca Canyon at 10,300 feet is twice the depth of the Grand Canyon, and home of soaring condors, panoramic vistas, eternally blue skies, healing thermal waters, ...
One of the deepest, and most breathtakingly beautiful canyons in the world, the Colca Canyon at 10,300 feet is twice the depth of the Grand Canyon, and home of soaring condors, panoramic vistas, eternally blue skies, healing thermal waters, and the colorful old word villages like Chivay, and Yanque.
Hiking, mountain biking, trekking, mountaineering, rafting, and photographing the magnificence of the canyon and its winged inhabitants are the most popular activities here, and accommodations are designed to enhance your canyon experience. Many include excursions with knowledgably local guides, spa services, and food grown on the property.
If you love the wonders of nature, and want to experience the charm of old world Peru, Colca Canyon can be a perfect vacation choice, and our flexible itineraries can help you link Colca Canyon to other spectacular Peruvian destinations and customize your stay, hotel, transportation, and activity choices in the booking process.
Located in the south of the country, the so-called 'White City' abounds with colonial mansions and churches made of with white volcanic stone, which have been perfectly preserved throughout the centuries. A good example is the Santa Catalina ...
Located in the south of the country, the so-called 'White City' abounds with colonial mansions and churches made of with white volcanic stone, which have been perfectly preserved throughout the centuries. A good example is the Santa Catalina Convent, a must for any visitor. A popular visit in Arequipa is the Colca Canyon, the deepest in the world, where one can still see condors in their original habitat.
The city of Puno is believed to be the first hub of the indigenous migration in Peru, and the birthplace of the Aymara people that existed in southern Peru before the Incas. The area is rich in archaeological sites, most notably the pre-Incan ...
The city of Puno is believed to be the first hub of the indigenous migration in Peru, and the birthplace of the Aymara people that existed in southern Peru before the Incas. The area is rich in archaeological sites, most notably the pre-Incan tombs of Sillustani.
But the main attraction here is the stunningly beautiful Lake Titicaca, and its fabled islands including the floating islands of the Uru people, created entirely of dried totora reeds. Each island is unique in culture and customs, and many can be visited during daytrips that can be scheduled in the booking process.
Accommodations in Puno are designed to amplify your experience of the area, and offer a full range of services. Whatever your interests, Lake Titicaca-Puno is a wonderful compliment to a Peruvian vacation, and can be linked to other spectacular destinations, and customized to suite your personal vacation plans.
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Colca Canyon
One of the deepest, and most breathtakingly beautiful canyons in the world, the Colca Canyon at 10,300 feet is twice the depth of the Grand Canyon, and home of soaring condors, panoramic vistas, eternally blue skies, healing thermal waters, and the colorful old word villages like Chivay, and Yanque. Hiking, mountain biking, trekking, mountaineering, rafting, and photographing the magnificence of the canyon and its winged inhabitants are the most popular activities here, and accommodations are designed to enhance your canyon experience. Many include excursions with knowledgably local guides, spa services, and food grown on the property.
If you love the wonders of nature, and want to experience the charm of old world Peru, Colca Canyon can be a perfect vacation choice, and our flexible itineraries can help you link Colca Canyon to other spectacular Peruvian destinations and customize your stay, hotel, transportation, and activity choices in the booking process.
Arequipa
Located in the south of the country, the so-called 'White City' abounds with colonial mansions and churches made of with white volcanic stone, which have been perfectly preserved throughout the centuries. A good example is the Santa Catalina Convent, a must for any visitor. A popular visit in Arequipa is the Colca Canyon, the deepest in the world, where one can still see condors in their original habitat.
Lake Titicaca - Puno
The city of Puno is believed to be the first hub of the indigenous migration in Peru, and the birthplace of the Aymara people that existed in southern Peru before the Incas. The area is rich in archaeological sites, most notably the pre-Incan tombs of Sillustani.
But the main attraction here is the stunningly beautiful Lake Titicaca, and its fabled islands including the floating islands of the Uru people, created entirely of dried totora reeds. Each island is unique in culture and customs, and many can be visited during daytrips that can be scheduled in the booking process.
Accommodations in Puno are designed to amplify your experience of the area, and offer a full range of services. Whatever your interests, Lake Titicaca-Puno is a wonderful compliment to a Peruvian vacation, and can be linked to other spectacular destinations, and customized to suite your personal vacation plans.
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