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London (United Kingdom) Amsterdam (Holland) Antofagasta (Chile) Salta (Argentina) Cordoba (Argentina) Asuncion (Paraguay) Rosario (Argentina) Santiago (Chile) Cartagena (Colombia) Cancun (Mexico) Washington D.C. (US) Barcelona (Spain) Many destinations in Peru, a diverse country. Nature, history, culture, tradition, gastronomy, adventure and fun in Peru offer the possibility of unforgeable experiences for those willing to visit the country. Start by the following emblematic destinations and allow yourself to be surprised. Peru spams three natural regions, the Pacific Coast, the Andes Mountain Range and the Amazon Rainforest A surprising geography Throughout the country changes in altitude create a diversity of local climates. A diverse climate Useful information The country’s largest nature reserves are in this tropical weather region. Amazon Climate is humid and tropical, with very heavy rain. Coast The sun shines year round in the Northern Coast while in the Central and South Coast the climate is mild, rainless but humid, with usually overcast skies. Andes The climate is mild and dry, with strong temperature fluctuations in the same day. Andes 30% of the nation 36% of its population Amazon 59% of the nation 12% of its population Coast 11% of the nation 52% of its population Defined by the Andes Mountain Range and high mountains like the Huascaran that rises 6768 meters above sea level. The Coastal band stretches along some 3000 kilometers (1864 mi) of deserts, beaches and fertile oases. Modernity and tradition Lima Moche Route Lambayeque and La Libertad 01 02 Follow the trail of the Moche civilization that thrived from 100 to 300 BC) straddling the departments of La Libertad and Lambayeque. Tour its palaces, pyramids and impressive buildings to uncover the mysteries of their male and female rulers, and visit museums that display the pre-Hispanic legacy bequeathed to the modern local peoples. But there is more. You can also enjoy flavorful cuisine prepared with local ingredients. Kuélap and Gocta Amazonas 04 Bird watchers and lovers of flora, especially of beautiful endemic and orchids, will find this route and indispensable visit. Amazonas combines high altitude mist forests and tropical sites that energize all visitors. Chachapoyas, its capital is surrounded by a rugged landscape of waterfalls, lakes and lagoons. The town owes its name to the ancient Chachapoya civilization (from 1200-1470 AD) who built Kuelap’s imposing walls and stone friezes. Northern Beaches Piura and Tumbes 03 The White City Arequipa 09 Prepare to be spellbound by the charm of Arequipa. Its beautiful Historic Center, a World Heritage site, rises under the watchful eye of the Misti volcano. The city’s architectural gems have been built in ashlar White volcanic stone, including harmonious arches, facades and domes, comparable only to the impressive geography surrounding the city and the friendliness of its people. In Arequipa, the Andes mountain range, its snow-capped mountains and deep canyons hide surprising natural and historical treasures waiting to be discovered. The charms of the desert Ica 10 The way the sun dies in the desert sands of Ica is probably one of the most beautiful sights visitors will ever enjoy. Travelers can enjoy it quietly or under the effect of sand dune sports’ adrenaline. Ica’s arid landscape contrasts with its fertile valleys. It is a land that gave birth to the ancient Paracas (600 BC - 200 AD) and Nasca (0-750 AD) civilizations but also to the incomparable pisco grape brandy, Peru’s national spirit. Pacaya Samiria and the Amazon Loreto 05 Whether by boat or in a cruise ship a tour of the Amazon River tour will prove an unforgeable experience. Iquitos, capital of Loreto, is the gateway to this region with thousands of square kilometers of lush virgin forest and nature. Cultural events, colorful paintings, melodious music, and wonderful food are all to be enjoyed in the city. Meanwhile, staying at a lodge has become the best way to discover the mysteries of the Amazon. The people from Lake Titicaca Puno 08 Watching the sun rise from the shores of Lake Titicaca is an experience you will not want to miss. The blue skies compete in brightness with the blue and endless waters. The lake’s islands and peninsulas are still home to people who have kept their millenary traditions unaltered to share them with visitors. Unforgeable Puno is a land of endless surprises where the warmth of the Aimara and Quechua peoples will make you feel welcome. The Imperial City and Machu Picchu Cusco 07 In Cusco you feel you are entering a time machine. In its streets and neighborhoods you will see how Inca (1471-1532 AD) ruins merged with colonial (from 1532-1821 AD) architecture to build a city that has become a world class travel araction. Enjoy Cuzco’s history, archeology, traditions, outdoor sports, fine dining and spectacular scenery, in a journey crowned by Machu Picchu, a true wonder of the world. Biodiversity Reserve Madre de Dios 06 Madre de Dios is a gateway to paradise. An almost virgin forest of breathtaking landscapes, forests, lakes, waterfalls, bogs and clay licks visited by hundreds colorful macaws whose flight is a sight not to be missed. In its forests visitors learn about local fruits, meet the people and admire unimaginable species of flora and fauna, while living a unique ecotourism experience with native communities. You will find past and present living alongside in Lima’s streets. The historic beauty of its palaces and colonial architecture is at a sharp contrast with the city’s modern and cosmopolitan side. Located on the South American Pacific Coast, the capital of Peru is home to almost 9 million people most of whom have come from all over the country to create a new culture, reflected among other cultural manifestations in its world-recognized cuisine. Lima waits for you. On the north coast of Peru its summer year round. The white sand beaches, warm waters and great waves are ideal for a relaxing day of water sports. Marine life lovers will delight in boating by the dolphins, sea lions, turtles and birds. Between August and October every year majestic humpback whales swim by on their migration of thousands of miles from the icy waters of Antarctica to the north of the continent. There is a Peru for each and everyone Visas and customs © Renzo Tasso / PromPerú © Daniel Silva / PromPerú © Xaviera Jaras / PromPerú © Alex Bryce / PromPerú © Carlos Ibarra / PromPerú Costa Verde, Miraflores Los Órganos, Piura Kuélap Fortress Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Convent of La Compañía de Jesús The desert sands of Ica Taquile Island Manu National Park Machu Picchu Moon Temple, La Libertad © Alex Bryce / PromPerú © Daniel Silva / PromPerú © Renzo Tasso / PromPerú © Marco Garro / PromPerú © Janine Costa / PromPerú www.peru.travel/iperu (51 1) 574-8000 24 hours [email protected] LIMA San Isidro: avenida Jorge Basadre 610 Miraflores: Larcomar Shopping Center AREQUIPA Airport: Arrivals lounge Main Square: portal de la Municipalidad 110 CHACHAPOYAS Main Square: Ortiz Arrieta 582 CHICLAYO City Hall: San José 823 Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum CUSCO Main Square: Portal Harinas 177 Andean Baroque Route Information Center Airport: Arrivals lounge and main lounge Machu Picchu town: Pachacútec Ave. Block 1 IQUITOS Downtown: Napo 161 Airport: Arrivals lounge NASCA María Reiche Newman Airdrome PIURA Main Square: Ayacucho and Libertad street intersection Airport: Arrivals lounge PUERTO MALDONADO Downtown: Loreto 390 Airport: Arrivals lounge PUNO Main Square: Deustua and Lima street intersection Airport: Arrivals lounge TRUJILLO Main Square: Independencia 467, suite 106 Moon Temple Archeological Compound TUMBES Downtown: III Milenio Ocean Road, Third floor Aguas Verdes CEBAF Perú INTERNATIONAL JORGE CHAVEZ AIRPORT International arrivals, domestic boarding gates and mezzanine. For more information reach IPeru at any of its 36 offices across Peru. No visa required for citizens of most countries in the Americas and Western Europe. Citizens of Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela can travel with their national ID. Maximum authorized stay is 183 days. Longer and non-tourist stays (residence, study, work, etc.) visas must be requested in advance at a Peruvian Consulate in the country of origin. Luggage Certain goods are duty exempt. The list of goods that can be brought free of import duties is available at the following websites: www.sunat.gob.pe/orientacionaduanera/viajeros/index.html www.peru.travel Intercity buses All destinations across Peru can be reached by bus, except for certain cities in the Amazon. Fares reflect various levels of service and comfort available from bus companies. Accommodation Options over a wide range from one to five star hotels, boutique hotels, inns and hostels. Health If you travel to the mountains to avoid altitude sickness rest on the day of arrival, eat light meals; drink plenty of fluids and keep lemon drops on hand. In the Amazon, some repellent will protect you from mosquito bites and other insects. Detailed recommendations for each area of the country (coast, mountains or Amazon) available at www.peru.travel Taxi service Taxi services available round the clock, to and from the airport and elsewhere, including new cars, call centers and web page reservations. Payment in cash. Gastronomy Peruvian cuisine is recognized for its excellence and variety. Some dishes can be spicy. Each region has its own culinary style. Security The safety precautions to be taken in Peru are the same as at any other tourist destination in the world; do not leave your belongings unaended at public places and avoid desolate places at night. Currency and payments The Sol (S/) is the national currency. The US dollar ($) is accepted in some shops, restaurants and gas stations at the going exchange rate. Euros, dollars and other foreign currencies can be changed at official money exchange houses, hotels and banks. It is not recommended to change money with street money changers. Automatic Teller Machines (ATM) widely available in major cities. American Express, Visa, Diners and MasterCard are widely accepted but not checks. Ask before. Car rental The world’s major car rental companies operate in Peru. SUVs (4x4) are the most appropriate cars for travel in rugged terrain. To drive in Peru you need: • Valid driver’s license (issued in the country of origin). • Copy of passport. • SOAT (Traffic Accidents Mandatory Insurance). • Emissions certificate. • Registration card. • Rental agreement, for rented vehicles. • International driving license (valid for one year). www.peru.travel Una publicación de la Comisión de Promoción del Perú para la Exportación y el Turismo - PROMPERÚ. Calle Uno Oeste n° 50, piso 14, urb. Córpac, San Isidro, Lima-Perú Teléfono: (51-1) 616-7300 www.promperu.gob.pe © PROMPERÚ. Todos los derechos reservados. Distribución gratuita. Prohibida su venta. Lima, junio de 2017 Perú Visitperu Peru Visit Peru VisitPeru @VisitPeru Follow us on: Idioma: INGLÉS Taquile Island, Lake Titicaca © Heinz Plenge Pardo / PromPerú 10 unforgeable destinations International connections Daily international flights to Lima's Jorge Chavez Airport and connections to the main tourist destinations around Peru. Over 1000 weekly flights Average flight times: 5 hours from North America 4 hours from South America 30 hours from Asia (Hong Kong), via US. 25 h from Seoul, via US. 20 h from Tokyo, via US. 20 hours from Australia (Sydney), via Santiago de Chile or Buenos Aires 12 hours from Europe (Ámsterdam, Paris, London and Madrid)
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Santa Cruz(Bolivia)
La Paz(Bolivia) Rio de Janeiro (Brasil)
Sao Paulo (Brasil)
Foz do Iguazu (Brasil)
Porto Alegre (Brasil)
Montevideo (Uruguay)
Guayaquil(Ecuador)
Panama(Panama)
San Jose (Costa Rica)
Quito (Ecuador)
Lima
Los Angeles (US)
Houston (US)
Dallas (US) Atlanta (US)
Miami (US)
Mexico City (Mexico)La Havana (Cuba)
San Salvador (El Salvador)
Fort Lauderdale (US)
Orlando (US)
New York (US)
Newark (US)
Toronto(Canada)
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Medellin (Colombia)
Caracas(Venezuela)
Bogota (Colombia)Cali (Colombia)
Beijing (China)
Shanghai (China)
Seoul (South Korea)
Sydney (Australia)
Tokyo (Japan)
Hong Kong (China)
Paris (France)
Madrid (Spain)
Direct flight destinations
Destination in Asia and Australia(one stop)
Graphic as reference. Borders do not imply a judgment on international frontiers. Approved by RD 0382-RE from November 9, 2015.
London(United Kingdom)
Amsterdam(Holland)
Antofagasta (Chile)
Salta (Argentina)
Cordoba (Argentina)
Asuncion (Paraguay)
Rosario (Argentina)
Santiago (Chile)
Cartagena (Colombia)
Cancun (Mexico)
Washington D.C. (US) Barcelona (Spain)
Many destinations inPeru, a diverse country. Nature, history, culture, tradition, gastronomy, adventure and fun in Peru offer the possibility of unforge�able experiences for those willing to visit the country. Start by the following emblematic destinations and allow yourself to be surprised.
Peru spams three natural regions, the Pacific Coast, the Andes Mountain Range and the Amazon Rainforest
A surprising geographyThroughout the country changes in altitude create a diversity of local climates.
A diverse climate
Useful information
The country’s largest nature reserves are in this tropical weather region. Amazon
Climate is humid and tropical, with very heavy rain.
CoastThe sun shines year round in the Northern Coast while in the Central and South Coast the climate is mild, rainless but humid, with usually overcast skies.
AndesThe climate is mild and dry, with strong temperature fluctuations in the same day.
Andes30% of the nation36% of its population
Amazon59% of the nation12% of its population
Coast11% of the nation52% of its population
Defined by the Andes Mountain Range and high mountains like the Huascaran that rises 6768 meters above sea level.
The Coastal band stretches along some 3000 kilometers (1864 mi) of deserts, beaches and fertile oases.
Modernityand traditionLima
Moche RouteLambayeque and La Libertad01 02
Follow the trail of the Moche civilization that thrived from 100 to 300 BC) straddling the departments of La Libertad and Lambayeque. Tour its palaces, pyramids and impressive
buildings to uncover the mysteries of their male and female rulers, and visit museums that display the pre-Hispanic legacy bequeathed to the modern local peoples. But there is more. You can also enjoy flavorful cuisine prepared with local ingredients.
Kuélap and GoctaAmazonas04
Bird watchers and lovers of flora, especially of beautiful endemic and orchids, will find this route and indispensable visit. Amazonas combines high altitude mist forests and
tropical sites that energize all visitors. Chachapoyas, its capital is surrounded by a rugged landscape of waterfalls, lakes and lagoons. The town owes its name to the ancient Chachapoya civilization (from 1200-1470 AD) who built Kuelap’s imposing walls and stone friezes.
Northern BeachesPiura and Tumbes03
The White CityArequipa09
Prepare to be spellbound by the charm of Arequipa. Its beautiful Historic Center, a World Heritage site, rises under the watchful eye of the Misti volcano. The city’s architectural gems have been built in
ashlar White volcanic stone, including harmonious arches, facades and domes, comparable only to the impressive geography surrounding the city and the friendliness of its people. In Arequipa, the Andes mountain range, its snow-capped mountains and deep canyons hide surprising natural and historical treasures waiting to be discovered.
The charms of the desertIca
10The way the sun dies in the desert sands of Ica is probably one of the most beautiful sights visitors will ever enjoy. Travelers can enjoy it quietly or under the effect of sand dune sports’ adrenaline. Ica’s arid
landscape contrasts with its fertile valleys. It is a land that gave birth to the ancient Paracas (600 BC - 200 AD) and Nasca (0-750 AD) civilizations but also to the incomparable pisco grape brandy, Peru’s national spirit.
Pacaya Samiria and the AmazonLoreto
05Whether by boat or in a cruise ship a tour of the Amazon River tour will prove an unforge�able experience. Iquitos, capital of Loreto, is the gateway to this region with thousands of square
kilometers of lush virgin forest and nature. Cultural events, colorful paintings, melodious music, and wonderful food are all to be enjoyed in the city. Meanwhile, staying at a lodge has become the best way to discover the mysteries of the Amazon.
The people from Lake TiticacaPuno
08Watching the sun rise from the shores of Lake Titicaca is an experience you will not want to miss. The blue skies compete in brightness with the blue and endless waters. The lake’s islands
and peninsulas are still home to people who have kept their millenary traditions unaltered to share them with visitors. Unforge�able Puno is a land of endless surprises where the warmth of the Aimara and Quechua peoples will make you feel welcome.
The Imperial City and Machu Picchu Cusco
07In Cusco you feel you are entering a time machine. In its streets and neighborhoods you will see how Inca (1471-1532 AD) ruins merged with colonial (from 1532-1821 AD)
architecture to build a city that has become a world class travel a�raction. Enjoy Cuzco’s history, archeology, traditions, outdoor sports, fine dining and spectacular scenery, in a journey crowned by Machu Picchu, a true wonder of the world.
Biodiversity ReserveMadre de Dios
06Madre de Dios is a gateway to paradise. An almost virgin forest of breathtaking landscapes, forests, lakes, waterfalls, bogs and clay licks visited by hundreds colorful macaws whose
flight is a sight not to be missed. In its forests visitors learn about local fruits, meet the people and admire unimaginable species of flora and fauna, while living a unique ecotourism experience with native communities.
You will find past and present living alongside in Lima’s streets. The historic beauty of its palaces and colonial architecture is at a sharp contrast with the city’s modern and cosmopolitan
side. Located on the South American Pacific Coast, the capital of Peru is home to almost 9 million people most of whom have come from all over the country to create a new culture, reflected among other cultural manifestations in its world-recognized cuisine. Lima waits for you.
On the north coast of Peru its summer year round. The white sand beaches, warm waters and great waves are ideal for a relaxing day of water sports. Marine life lovers will delight in boating by the
dolphins, sea lions, turtles and birds. Between August and October every year majestic humpback whales swim by on their migration of thousands of miles from the icy waters of Antarctica to the north of the continent.
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LIMASan Isidro: avenida Jorge Basadre 610Miraf lores: Larcomar Shopping Center
AREQUIPAAirport: Arrivals loungeMain Square: portal de laMunicipalidad 110
CHACHAPOYASMain Square: Ortiz Arrieta 582
CHICLAYOCity Hall: San José 823Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum
CUSCOMain Square: Portal Harinas 177Andean Baroque Route Information CenterAirport: Arrivals lounge and main loungeMachu Picchu town: Pachacútec Ave. Block 1
IQUITOSDowntown: Napo 161Airport: Arrivals lounge
NASCAMaría Reiche Newman Airdrome
PIURAMain Square: Ayacucho and Libertad street intersectionAirport: Arrivals lounge
PUERTO MALDONADODowntown: Loreto 390Airport: Arrivals lounge
PUNOMain Square: Deustua and Lima street intersectionAirport: Arrivals lounge
TRUJILLOMain Square: Independencia 467, suite 106Moon Temple Archeological Compound
TUMBESDowntown: III Milenio Ocean Road, Third floorAguas VerdesCEBAF Perú
INTERNATIONAL JORGE CHAVEZ AIRPORTInternational arrivals, domestic boarding gates and mezzanine.
For more information reach IPeru at any of its 36 offices across Peru.
No visa required for citizens of most countries in the Americas and Western Europe. Citizens of Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela can travel with their national ID. Maximum authorized stay is 183 days. Longer and non-tourist stays (residence, study, work, etc.) visas must be requested in advance at a Peruvian Consulate in the country of origin.
LuggageCertain goods are duty exempt. The list of goods that can be brought free of import duties is available at the following websites:www.sunat.gob.pe/orientacionaduanera/viajeros/index.htmlwww.peru.travel
Intercity busesAll destinations across Peru can be reached by bus, except for certain cities in the Amazon.Fares reflect various levels of service and comfort available from bus companies.
AccommodationOptions over a wide range from one to five star hotels, boutique hotels, inns and hostels.
HealthIf you travel to the mountains to avoid altitude sickness rest on the day of arrival, eat light meals; drink plenty of fluids and keep lemon drops on hand. In the Amazon, some repellent will protect you from mosquito bites and other insects. Detailed recommendations for each area of the country (coast, mountains or Amazon) available at www.peru.travel
Taxi serviceTaxi services available round the clock, to and from the airport and elsewhere, including new cars, call centers and web page reservations. Payment in cash.
GastronomyPeruvian cuisine is recognized for its excellence and variety. Some dishes can be spicy. Each region has its own culinary style.
SecurityThe safety precautions to be taken in Peru are the same as at any other tourist destination in the world; do not leave your belongings una�ended at public places and avoid desolate places at night.
Currency and paymentsThe Sol (S/) is the national currency.The US dollar ($) is accepted in some shops, restaurants and gas stations at the going exchange rate. Euros, dollars and other foreign currencies can be changed at official money exchange houses, hotels and banks. It is not recommended to change money with street money changers. Automatic Teller Machines (ATM) widely available in major cities.American Express, Visa, Diners and MasterCard are widely accepted but not checks. Ask before.
Car rentalThe world’s major car rental companies operate in Peru. SUVs (4x4) are the most appropriate cars for travel in rugged terrain. To drive in Peru you need:• Valid driver’s license (issued in the country of origin).• Copy of passport.• SOAT (Traffic Accidents Mandatory Insurance).• Emissions certificate.• Registration card.• Rental agreement, for rented vehicles.• International driving license (valid for one year).
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Peru:10 destinations you cannot miss One visit is not enough to discover all of Peru’s wonders. To be�er prepare your trip here are ten destinations you cannot miss. Plan your stay and enjoy it with all your senses.
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Piura
Chiclayo
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Huaraz
Trujillo
Moyobamba
Huánuco
Cerro de Pasco
Huancayo
Huancavelica
Ayacucho
Ica
Abancay
Cusco
Puerto Maldonado
Pucallpa
Paracas
Iquitos
Chachapoyas
Cajamarca
Arequipa
Approximate travel time by air and land
By air
By busIntercity bus
Railway
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6 h
1 h 40 min
1 h 50 min
1 h 30 min
1 h 30 min
1 h 10 min
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Juliaca
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1 h 50 min
1 h
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8 h
Moquegua
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Department capitalProvince capitalDistrict capitalTownInternational borderDepartment borderMain roadSecondary roadRailway
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Airport
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Museum
Historic site/monument area
Historic monument
Temple
Pisco Route
Natural Protected Area
Lookout
Birdwatching
Marine life watching
Waterfall
Hot springs
Beach
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COLOMBIA
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BOLIVIA
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Culture: Adventure:
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Trekking
Mountain cycling
Sand buggies
Sandboarding
Boat rides
Pedal boats
Canoeing / kayaking
Surfing
Windsurfing
Hang gliding
AYACUCHO
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Ica River NascaLines
Cahuachi
Ocucaje
Palpa
Ica
Nasca
Pisco
Puerto General San Martín
Paracas
CulebrasLa Mina
Mendieta
Yumaque
Punta Lomitas
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San Fernando National Reserve
Paracas National Reserve
Reserved Zone Huacachina Lagoon
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San Clemente
San Gallán Island
How to get there?From Ica to: Huacachina: 5 km (3 mi) / 8 min (by car) Nasca: 150 km (93 mi) / 2 h (by car)
Altitude (Average)406 masl
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National Islands, islets and guano points reserve system – Ballestas Islands
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CabanacondeHuambo
Tapay
Coporaque
Maca
YanqueCruz delCóndor
ColcaCanyon
Yura
SabandíaFounder’s Mansion
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How to get there?From Arequipa to: Chivay (Colca Valley): 151 km (93 mi) / 3 h 30 min Salinas - Aguada Blanca National Reserve: 80 km (49 mi) / 1 h 30 min Salinas Lagoon: 68,5 km (42 mi) / 3 h 30 minAltitude (average)2335 masl
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Amantaní Island
Soto Island
Capachica
Caracoto
Sillustani
Vilcauta
Cutimbo
Pusi
Arapa
Taraco
BOLIVIATilaliConima
Pilcuyo
Taquile Island
Chucuito Peninsula
Uros Floating Islands
Challuta Point
Reserved Zone
Scenic ReserveKhaphia Mountain
Pomata
Zepita
Copani
Marcaja
KasaniYunguyo
Anapia
Desaguadero
JatuncochaLagoon
Umayo Lagoon
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Titicaca National Reserve
Titicaca National Reserve
Titicaca Lake
WiñaymarcaLagoon
SuasiIsland
Cachipucara
Llachón
Callacame River
Arapa LagoonTitihuelagoon
Puno
Hancco Hancco
Huancané
Ilave
Juli
Vilquechico
IscacotaLagoon
08The people from Lake Titicaca Puno
How to get there?From Puno to: Juliaca: 44 km (27 mi) / 50 min (by car) Sillustani: 34 km (21 mi) / 35 min (by car) Taquile: 35 km (21 mi) / 3 h (by motor boat) Uros: 5 km (3 mi) / 20 min (by motor boat) Juli: 79 km (49 mi) / 1 h 20 min (by car) Lampa: 79 km (49 mi) / 1 h 30 min (by car) Amantaní: 36 km (23 mi) / 3 h 30 min (by motor boat)
Altitude (average)3827 masl
PUNO
LampaChacasLagoon
50 10 Km
Juliaca
PucaráTo Cusco
To Arequipa
PomacanchiLagoon
PurayLagoon
Cusco
Ocobamba
Ollantaytambo
Santa Teresa
Ancahuasi
Huarocondo
Huancarani
Challabamba
Paucarpata
Vilcabamba
HuaroCanincunca
Chinchero
HuchuyQosqo
Moray
Písac
Tipón
Huilloc
APURÍMAC
CUSCO
AndeanBaroque
Route
Ur
u b amba River
Andahuaylillas
07The Imperial Cityand Machu PicchuCusco
How to get there?From Cusco to: Urubamba: 76,20 km (47 mi) / 1 h 30 min Ollantaytambo: 97 km (60 mi) / 2 h Chinchero: 57 km (35 mi) / 45 min Machu Picchu: 110 km (68 mi) northwest of Cusco city (4 hours by train) to Machu Picchu Town, then 8 kms (4 mi) to the citadel (25 min by bus) Andahuaylillas: 36 Km (22 mi) / 40 min Urcos: 46 km (28 mi) / 1 h Cachora (Apurímac): 163 km (101 mi) / 3 h
Altitude (average)3399 masl
Quillabamba
UrubambaCalca �aucartambo
�nta
�aruro
Urcos
�comayo
50 25 Km
Choquequirao
Paucartambo River
Machu�icchu
Inca Road
Choquequirao Regional
Conservation Area
Salkantay-Machu �icchu Route
PuertoMaldonado
AltoLibertad
BocaInambari
Aguajal
Astillero
AltoPerú
Tambopata National Reserve
SandovalLake
Bahuaja Sonene
National Park
Iberia
CUSCO
PUNO
BOLIVIA
BRAZIL
Muymanu River
Pariamanu River
Tambopata River
Inamb ari River
06 Biodiversity ReserveMadre de Dios
CanopyWalkway
Mavila
How to get there?From Puerto Maldonado to: Sandoval Lake: 10 km (6 mi) / 25 min (by boat) Tambopata National Reserve: 47 km (29 mi) / 2 h Manu National Park: 310 km (192 mi) / 15 h
Altitude (average)180 masl
Manu National
Park
MADRE DE DIOS
50 20 Km
Iquitos
Nauta
Requena
Bagazán
Bretaña
Angamos
ParinariConcordia
Santa Maríade Nanay
Pacaya SamiriaNational Reserve
Allpahuayo MishanaNational Reserve
AmazonasTourist Outlook
Belén
Tunchi Playa
Marañón River
Samiria River
Pacaya River
San Lucas
Flor de Punga
Jenaro Herrera
Tigre River
Mazán
Saramuro
SanAntonio
AmazónicoRescueCenter
Amazonas R
iver
LORETO
05How to get there?From Iquitos to: Pacaya Samiria: 183 km (113 mi) / 1 h 30 min (by car) 15 hours by row boat or 1 hour by speed boat Nauta: 100 km (62 mi) / 1 h 30 min
Altitude (average)104 masl
Pacaya Samiria and the AmazonLoreto
0 5 25 Km
Jumbilla
Tingo
La Jalca
Luya Viejo
Shipasbamba
PedroRuizGallo
Pomacochas
SantoTomás
Lámud
PomacochasLake
HuamanpataLagoon
LaChinata
Gocta
Pueblo de los Muertos
SoncheCanyon
Kuélap Ollape
RevashMausoleum
MausoleosCóndoresLagoon
SAN MARTÍN
AMAZONAS
Chachapoyas
Rodríguezde Mendoza
KarajíaSarcophages
Omia
CAJAMARCA
Utcubam
ba River
LeymebambaMuseum
Altitude (average)Chachapoyas: 2335 masl
04How to get there?From Chachapoyas to: Kuélap: 72 km (44 mi) / 2 h 30 min Gocta: 48 km (29 mi) / 3 h 30 min
Kuélap and GoctaAmazonas To Tarapoto
To Jaén
50 25 Km
Piura
TUMBES
PIURA
ECUADOR
Paita
Talara
Chulucanas
Sullana
El Alto
Lobitos
Negritos
SanFelipe deVichayal
QuerecotilloMarcavelica
TamboGrande
Vichayito
Punta Sal
Los Órganos
Máncora
El Ñuro
Cabo Blanco
Colán
El Alamor
Catacaos
Chira River
Tumbes
AmotapeNational
Park
Tumbes Mangroves National Sanctuary03
Northern BeachesPiura and Tumbes
How to get there?From Tumbes to: Punta Sal: 80 km (49 mi) / 1 h 30 min Zorritos: 27 km (16 mi) / 30 min Mangroves: 30 km (18 mi) / 50 min Puerto Pizarro: 13 km (8 mi) / 15 min Aguas Verdes: 27 km (16 mi) / 30 min
From Piura to: Cabo Blanco: 160 km (99 mi) / 2 h Los Órganos: 175 km (108 mi) / 2 h 15 min Máncora: 187 km (116 mi) / 2 h 30 min
Altitude(average)29 masl
Zorritos
Puerto Pizarro
AguasVerdes
Piura
Riv
er
C h ipillico River
50 20 Km
TumbesNational Reserve
Chiclayo
Trujillo
Lambayeque Ferreñafe
San Pedro de Lloc
Illimo
Túcume
Mórrope
Pimentel
Pomalca
Monsefú
Santa Rosa
Batán Grande
Pítipo
Cayaltí
ZañaEtenPort
Jequetepeque
Pacasmayo
Malabrigo
ChocopeMagdalena de Cao
MocheSalaverry
Huanchaco
Sun and Moon TemplesMoche Temples Museum
El Dragón Temple
Chan Chan
Brujo Archaeological Compound–Cao Museum
San Joséde Moro
Pómac Forest Historical Sanctuary
Brüning ArchaeologicalEthnographic MuseumChotuna-Chornacap Archaeological Compound
Ventarrón ArchaeologicalCompound
Sicán National Museum
Huaca RajadaSipán Site Museum
Tinajones Reservoir
Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum
Santiagode Cao
CAJAMARCA
LA LIBERTAD
LAMBAYEQUE
02Moche RouteLambayequeand La Libertad
How to get there?From Chiclayo to: Lambayeque: 12 km (7 mi) / 15 min Túcume: 33 km (20 mi) / 40 min Chaparrí: 80 km (49 mi) / 1 h 40 min Bosque de Pómac: 35 km (21 mi) / 45 min Trujillo: 206 km (128 mi) / 3 h 30 min
From Trujillo to: Chan Chan: 6,5 km (4 mi) / 16 min Huacas del Sol y de la Luna: 4 km (2 mi) / 10 min Huanchaco: 8 km (4 mi) / 16 min El Brujo: 59 km (36 mi) / 1 h 10 min
Altitude (average)Chiclayo: 27 maslTrujillo: 34 masl
Chongoyape
50 25 Km
Chaparrí Ecological
ReserveSan José
01 Modernityand traditionLima
How to get there?From Lima to: Caral: 208 km (129 mi) / 3 h 30 min Pachacamac: 31 km (19 mi) / 1 h Jorge Chávez International Airport: 30 km (18 mi) / 1 h
Altitude (average)154 masl
CALLAO
LIMA
PUEBLO LIBRE
SAN LUIS
SANTIAGO DE SURCO
México Ave
Real FelipeFortress
CallaoPort
LA PUNTA
BARRANCO
Fauce� AveFauce�
Ave
Argentina Ave Óscar R. Benavides (Ex Colonial) AveArgentina Ave
Venezuela Ave
La Marina Ave
Venezuela Ave
Javier Prado East Ave
Javier Prado West Ave
Angamos Este Ave
Aviación A
veCircunvalación Ave
28 de Julio Ave
A. Benavides Ave
R. de Panamá A
ve
Tomás M
arsano Ave
Brasil
Ave
Grau Ave
Panamericana N
orte Ave
Aban
cay
Ave
MIRAFLORES
Pucllana Temple
Archeology, Anthropology and History Museum
Rafael Larco Herrera Archeology Museum
MateoSaladoTemple
NationalMuseum
MALI - Lima Art Museum
Amano Pre-Columbian Textiles Museum
HuallamarcaTemple
Express Way
Jorge ChávezInternationalAirport
Arequipa Ave
To LosPantanos
de Villa
To Pachacamac /Qhapac Ñan
Pedro de OsmaMuseum
MATE - Mario Testino MuseumBridge of Sighs
Express Way
Max.: 78.8 °F / Min.: 59 °F (Lima)
Temperature
Max.: 80.6 °F / Min.: 66.2 °F (Chiclayo)Max.: 77 °F / Min.: 64.4 °F (Trujillo)
Temperature
Max.: 86 °F / Min.: 73.4 °F (Tumbes)Max.: 89.6 °F / Min.: 66.2 °F (Piura)
Temperature
Max.: 73.4 °F / Min.: 50 °F (Chachapoyas)Temperature
Max.: 93.2 °F / Min.: 73.4 °F (Iquitos)Temperature
Max.: 95 °F / Min.: 69.8 °F (Puerto Maldonado)Temperature
Max.: 73.4 °F / Min.: 48.2 °F (Cusco)
Temperature
Max.: 57.2 °F / Min.: 37.4 °F (Puno)Temperature
Max.: 77 °F / Min.: 48.2 °F(Arequipa)
Temperature
Max.: 89.6 °F / Min.: 73.4 °F (Ica)Temperature
Jaén
Nasca
Talara4 h
