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Exploring Peru

  • Writer: Erin
    Erin
  • Jan 25, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 30

Peru has been conquered, and reconquered over several centuries, most notably was the Incan Empire created an expansive network of roads that stretched for over 25,00 miles, that was traveled primarily on foot and with alpacas and laid the groundwork for the Spanish to colonize.


A vibrant long shot of a bustling city square in Lima, Peru, features a well-manicured green lawn with a winding path of bright yellow flowers. Beyond the park, historic colonial-style buildings with colorful facades, mainly yellow, line the streets. Palm trees and streetlights are visible, and people are seen walking around the square. The sky is blue with scattered white clouds.
Lima, Peru

Lima

Dive into history on an archeological exploration visit the temple of Pachacamac, Temple of the Sun and other pre-Incan ruins. After you’ve visited ancient Peru, travel back in time to the colonial parks and taste the delicious local flavors.


A misty and atmospheric view of the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu in Peru. The stone ruins of various structures, including terraces and buildings, are visible in the foreground and midground, clinging to the side of a mountain. Behind the ruins, the towering peak of Huayna Picchu rises dramatically, partially enveloped in clouds and mist, giving it a mystical appearance. The landscape is lush with green foliage in some areas.
Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu

Climb more than 100 separate flights of stairs to the Lost City of the Incas. The reason that it did not face the same fate as many other Incan temples and structures, destruction by the conquistodores was because it was hidden atop a mountain as “Old Peak”.


A close-up shot captures the vibrant and colorful traditional clothing of a Peruvian dancer, likely in Cusco. The dancer's hands are visible, holding a small stringed instrument. The attire features intricate embroidery, bright patterns in hues of pink, yellow, blue, and green, and rich textures. Dangling from the outfit are numerous colorful tassels and mirrored star-shaped decorations. Another person in similar attire is partially visible on the right.
Peruvian dancers in Cusco

Cusco

High atop the Andes Mountains sits what was once the center of the empire. To this day, you are still able to find an endless array of paintings, ceramics, textiles and clothing, traditional musical instruments.


An aerial or elevated wide shot captures the archaeological site of Túcume in Peru, showcasing several large, weathered mud brick pyramids or mounds with distinct ridged textures. The surrounding landscape is a mix of arid, sandy terrain in the foreground and a lush green plain with scattered trees and fields stretching into the distance under a clear blue sky.
Túcume, Chiclayo, Peru

Chiclayo

Located in North-Western Peru, is a must-visit. It is home to many archeological sites from Túcume (pictured above), the Valley of the Pyramids, the Tombs of Sipan, finally the Batán Grande, one of the largest Sicán Archaeological Complex. This city is sure to channel your inner Indiana Jones.


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