The Most Attractive Places in Peru
Our company offer extended trips in Peru with carefully and personalized service with English speaking guides, full equipped transports, good and responsible drivers. Our company also provide to our travelers a big bottle of Oxygen, and Medical kit to avoid the altitude sickness especially for Cusco (3,399 m.a.s.l / 11,152 ft), and Puno (3,810 m.a.s.l / 12,500ft) Chivay in Colca (3,630 m.a.s.l / 11,910ft), and Arequipa (2,328 meters / 7,738ft) South Adventure Peru Tours – Cusco work with professional and outstanding staff who give their entire time to attend our customers. We offer several LUXURY tours around Peru such as: City tour in Lima, Tour to Paracas, and Tour to Nazca, Ica Huacachina Sandboarding. The Nazca Lines are a series of ancient geoglyphs in the Nazca Desert, in southern Peru. They were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994.
So this the best way to discover a real experience travelling with South Adventure Peru Tours – Cusco, passing the Amazing Andean landscape. However as Machu Picchu becomes more and more of popular destinations it is important to try and make your arrangements as far in advance as you can. During your whole trip in Peru, you will be able to explore the Amazon in Puerto Maldonado which is the tropical Amazon Basin. Rainforest of Tambopata national reserve located in the heart of the Amazon, where the unique access is taking motorized canoe along Puerto Maldonado or Madre de Dios River and observing wildlife on bank of the river.
Colca canyon in Arequipa and Puno Island tour in the Lake of Titicaca, where you can immerse in one of the natural and cultural wonders in southern of Peru – Traverse the immense and solitary highlands plains (Altiplano) Colca Valley – Our organized trips includes all highlights of Colca Valley, traditional villages among impressive Incan terracing system, volcanic landscape, a lot of Andean fauna and flora, relaxing thermal pools located next of Colca River and much more is waiting for you. Our classic tours combines a completely guided tour of City tour , Sacred valley of the Incas , Tour to Maras Moray and salt Mines , Tour to the South of Cusco , Tour to the wonder of the world – Machu Picchu , Adventure tours such as Full day mountain biking to Moray , White water Rafting , Horseback Riding and Quad Atv.
The climate is hot humid at all times. The average annual temperature is 26 °C (79 °F) with the months of August and September being the hottest. Annual rainfall exceeds 1,000 millimeters (3.3 ft) the west season is from October to April. The main part of the town is located on a slightly elevated are that does not normally flood in the wet season. Road travel often becomes impossible during this time. A low season occurs between June and August. A common phenomenon known locally as a surazo or friaje occurs when polar winds blow in from the mountains south. The temperature drops to as low as 8 °C (46 °F) from several days…You will also visit the city of Kings, a city full of history and cultural heritage. Travel with South Adventure around Lima and visit great convent of San Francisco, colonial gem that still today keeps all the treasures from the Spanish era. Visit some of the best museums in Lima, such as the Gold museum, Larco Herrera Museum, Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History.
1. Machu Picchu)
Crowned as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu is the jewel of the Andes. This mystical Inca citadel, hidden for centuries and now globally admired, continues to enchant travelers with its architectural perfection and breathtaking scenery. Reaching the site through the classic Inca Trail, hikers are rewarded with the iconic sunrise view from Inti Punku (the Sun Gate) — a moment that remains etched in memory forever.


2. Cusco & The Sacred Valley
Once the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco is a captivating blend of Andean tradition and colonial heritage. Its cobbled streets, vibrant markets, and ancient ruins like Sacsayhuamán and Qoricancha offer a fascinating cultural experience. The city serves as the perfect base for exploring the surrounding region. Just outside the city, the Sacred Valley unfolds with stunning landscapes, traditional villages, and some of the most iconic archaeological sites in Peru:
- Pisac: Famous for its hilltop Inca ruins with agricultural terraces and a traditional handicraft market in the town below.
- Ollantaytambo: A living Inca town with impressive fortress ruins and narrow cobbled alleys, it’s also the main boarding point for trains to Machu Picchu.
- Moray: A circular complex of agricultural terraces believed to have been an Inca experimental farm.
- Maras: Home to thousands of salt evaporation ponds still harvested by local families using traditional techniques.
- Chinchero: Known as the “birthplace of the rainbow,” this village combines colonial architecture with Inca foundations and is renowned for its weaving traditions.
The Sacred Valley offers vibrant artisan markets, scenic train rides, and deep cultural experiences that showcase the Inca legacy and Andean way of life.
3. Rainbow Mountain (Vinicunca)
South Adventure Peru operates full-day excursions to Rainbow Mountain with early morning departures from Cusco, including breakfast, lunch, and professional guides trained for high-altitude treks. Best time to visit: May to September for dry trails and clear views of the colorful mountain ridges.


4. Laguna Humantay
Nestled at the base of the snowy Salkantay Mountain, the Humantay Lagoon is a glacial lake of striking turquoise waters. Accessible via a scenic hike from Soraypampa, it is both a natural wonder and a sacred site for local communities. The combination of high-altitude beauty, spiritual significance, and awe-inspiring views makes Humantay one of the must-see spots in southern Peru.
5. Lares Valley
Less traveled than the Inca Trail, the Lares Valley trek offers a deeper cultural experience and breathtaking mountain scenery. Winding through remote Andean villages, the route reveals traditional lifestyles, terraced farmlands, waterfalls, and dramatic peaks. It’s a journey of connection — with nature, local people, and oneself. Ideal for those seeking authenticity and fewer crowds.


6. Colca Canyon & Arequipa
Twice as deep as the Grand Canyon, the Colca Canyon offers dramatic scenery, pre-Inca terraces, and the unforgettable sight of Andean condors soaring above. Nearby lies Arequipa, known as the White City for its unique volcanic stone architecture. A blend of colonial charm and rich history, Arequipa is also the gateway to high-altitude adventures and traditional Andean life.
7. Lake Titicaca & the Floating Islands
Located at 3,810 meters above sea level, Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world. It is home to the legendary Uros floating islands, made entirely of reeds, and the tranquil islands of Taquile and Amantani, where ancient traditions remain alive. Visitors can immerse themselves in local customs, music, and hospitality while enjoying expansive views of sky and water.


8. Peruvian Amazon: A Gateway to the World’s Lungs
The Peruvian Amazon is one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth, home to lush rainforests, winding rivers, exotic wildlife, and vibrant indigenous cultures. It covers over 60% of Peru’s territory, yet remains one of the country’s most pristine and mysterious regions. Iquitos, the largest city in the Peruvian Amazon, is only accessible by river or air. It serves as the main gateway to the northern Amazon, offering river cruises, jungle lodges, and encounters with pink dolphins, sloths, monkeys, and an incredible variety of birds and medicinal plants. Further south, Puerto Maldonado leads you into the heart of the Tambopata National Reserve, one of the most accessible and wildlife-rich areas in the Amazon basin. This region is perfect for eco-tourism, offering canoe rides, canopy walks, and night safaris that reveal the nocturnal wonders of the jungle. The Amazon is not just about nature—it’s a journey into ancestral traditions, spiritual rituals, and a way of life deeply connected to the forest. Whether you’re seeking adventure, biodiversity, or cultural immersion, the Peruvian Amazon is a destination like no other.About Perú
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Located at 3,810 meters above sea level, Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world. It is home to the legendary Uros floating islands, made entirely of reeds, and the tranquil islands of Taquile and Amantani, where ancient traditions remain alive. Visitors can immerse themselves in local customs, music, and hospitality while enjoying expansive views of sky and water.
