Peru tourism in 2026: how it compares to the world’s fastest-growing destinations
Where does Peru's tourism stand in 2026? Around 1.37 million arrivals by May, still below its 2019 peak, and how that compares to global record-breakers.
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Peru’s Inca Trail Porter Law: Everything You Need to Know
Peru's porter law raised pay and conditions for Inca Trail porters. Here's what it covers, and why it only works if trekkers hold operators to it.
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Day Trip from Lima: The Waterfalls of Huarochirí
For a refreshing day trip from Lima, head to the Huarochiri Province and trek to the waterfalls near Matucana and San Jeronimo de Surco.
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Uphill and Down: A Female Porter’s Life on the Inca Trail
Lucia was one of the first female porters to work on the Inca Trail, a role dominated by men and known for ongoing problems with porter welfare.
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A Day Trip to Isla Foca in the Piura Region of Peru
Discover Isla Foca in the Piura Region of northern Peru, where seals and sea lions gather on the rocks and beaches of this small island.
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Palccoyo: The Alternative Rainbow Mountain
If you want to avoid the crowds at Vinicunca, consider a trip to Palccoyo, the alternative rainbow mountain in the Cusco Region of Peru.
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The Rise of Rainbow Mountain in Peru: The Potential and the Problems
Tourism at Rainbow Mountain in Peru has increased drastically since 2013, bringing great potential for developing the area but also a number of problems.
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Shipping Your Car and Belongings to Peru: The Key Considerations
If you're thinking about shipping your car to Peru, or maybe all your household items, read this before you start planning.
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The Best Places for Clothes Shopping in Lima, Peru
Discover some of the best places for clothes shopping in Lima, from sophisticated stores to hip markets and eco-friendly innovators.
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12 Reasons to Hike the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu
The Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu is an excellent alternative to the Inca Trail. If you're not yet convinced, here are 12 reasons to consider Salkantay.
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Orphaned Manatees at the Amazon Rescue Center in Iquitos, Peru
Feeding the orphaned manatees at the Amazon Rescue Center in Iquitos is good for the soul. It's also a great way to help protect these beautiful creatures.
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Quotes About Peru, From Che Guevara to Superman
These quotes about Peru come from a range of sources, from acclaimed literary figures to famous fashion photographers and even a few fictional characters.
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Cockfighting in Peru: The Merchant, the Careador, the Spectator
Cockfighting in Peru is a lucrative business, with owners and trainers raising their gallos de pelea to fight for prizes often worth thousands of dollars.
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A Sobering List of Critically Endangered Species in Peru
This list of all the critically endangered species in Peru is a sobering read, but it makes you realize how diverse and fragile the wildlife is in Peru.
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Inkaterra La Casona, A Place of Conquistadors and Kings (and Cake)
Inkaterra La Casona Hotel in Cusco is a place fit for conquistadors and kings. It's also a fine spot for complimentary cakes, croissants and coca tea...
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