Machu Picchu and Cusco

Visiting Cusco during June is a great opportunity to enjoy the Beer Festival

Thousands of pilgrims walk to the foots of Andes to welcome new circle of life or honor the Lord

For those who like crowded and chaotic places with music, dance, and other interesting activities, the right time to visit Peru is during the Carnival

Summer heat is not an obstacle to celebrate Christmas and drink hot chocolate

A pilgrimage visited every year by thousands of believers

Fruit lovers, prepare for the time of your life

See thousands of salt terraces placed high in the mountains in the Sacred Valley of Incas

Inspiring event when young sons of the Incas show their strength and overcome different trials by fire

This ancient religious ritual survived till today and represents the most famous festival in Cusco

This festival represents a special religious tradition of carrying decorated crosses up the hill

A colorful army comes to eat the minerals

Towns of Paucartambo and Pisac near Cusco are home to a festival dedicated to Virgen del Carmen, a ceremony well worth attending

Though cruel and bloody, this event symbolizes the fight for freedom in Peru

Any plans for Christmas? What about taking part in a traditional fight in Peru?

It is a colorful ceremony parading through the streets of Cusco, celebrating both Catholic and Inca tradition

Take some time in your exploration to relax in healing hot springs between the green hills of the Andes

This Inca bridge is a connection between the past and the present, and its renovation is a real tradition for locals

Enjoy the process of making one of the sweetest things in the world - from cacao beans to chocolate

This festival is a tradition which Peruvians believe to be a way of Christ protecting them from earthquakes

Discover unique Easter traditions of Cusco, Ayacucho, and Arequipa

The unusual river is among the top attractions of the Cusco region

Dress up in yellow and get ready to party!