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Inca language and writing: how the Incas communicated

The Inca language and writing illustrate how the Inca civilization developed effective systems of communication without using a conventional written alphabet. By relying on spoken Quechua and symbolic tools such as quipus, the Incas recorded information, managed administration, and maintained social and economic order across their vast empire, ensuring the transmission of knowledge and cultural […]

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10 Mountains in Peru with the most spectacular views

The mountains in Peru provide some of the finest vistas in South America and are situated approximately 1 mile above the ocean and are surrounded by deep valleys, ancient paths, and dramatic Andean landscapes. From snow-capped mountains to remote high-altitude routes, the mountains of Peru are true natural wonders and provide an incredible combination of […]

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Peru in March: climate, events and travel tips

Peru in March is a fascinating month to experience diversity, showcasing verdant landscapes, cultural celebrations, and a transitional climate that varies by region. While the rainy season begins to wind down in some areas, March offers spectacular scenery with improving weather in the mountains, pleasant temperatures along the coast, and a festive atmosphere in the […]

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Travel guide to Peru in February

Discovering Peru in February offers a unique experience: the country is in the midst of its rainy season in some regions, but at the same time, it’s an ideal time to enjoy lush green landscapes, cultural festivals, and fewer potential tourists at popular tourist destinations. From the azure skies of Cusco to the exuberant and […]

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Carnivals in Peru 2026: the most colorful celebrations

Carnivals in Peru are one of the country’s most vibrant and authentic cultural expressions, always uniting tradition, music, and popular festivities in memorable celebrations. For this reason, what is known locally as Carnival transforms cities, towns, and rural communities into vibrant stages filled with colors, parades, water games, and ancestral rituals. From the Andean highlands […]

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Altitude Sickness: What it is, causes, symptoms and how to prevent it

Traveling to high-altitude destinations like Cusco or Machu Picchu is a fantastic experience, provided you, and your body, are free from any surprises, including the adrenaline rush that comes with altitude sickness. Altitude sickness is a common condition affecting many travelers at higher altitudes, especially when there’s no time to adjust to the change in […]

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Christmas in Peru: Magic you can feel

Christmas in Peru has a particular sparkle that doesn’t require a search, it simply finds you. You sense it in the colors of the streets, with the scent of hot chocolate and panettone wafting from every house, but most especially in the adversity of the shared custom of joining together, no matter how far apart […]

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Experience a Magical New Year in Peru

Ring in the New Year in Peru, where ancient history and traditions blend into a magnificent landscape, coupled with the warmth of its people. From the raucous fireworks on Lima’s coastline to the more sacred and mystical ceremonies in Cusco and Puno, the entire country is alive with joy, color, and meaning on this special […]

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Inca Calendar Solar: the astronomical wisdom of the inca empire

The Inca Calendar Solar was one of the more intricate methods of timekeeping in the ancient world, surpassing a simple agenda of days and seasons. The calendar was a full cultural system that bridged astronomy, agriculture, religion, and social organization. By carefully checking the sun, the Incas knew when to plant, when to harvest, and […]

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Peru in November: weather, festivals and things to do

For travelers wishing to visit Peru in November before it becomes too touristy. November is a wonderful transition month that incorporates great weather without too many crowds and some great local traditions and activities that resonate with Peru’s cultural richness. You can explore new ancient wonders in Cusco and Machu Picchu under blue skies, experience […]

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10 Best museums in Cusco to visit

Cusco is not just the gateway to Machu Picchu, it is a living museum in its own right. Every corner of this ancient city has a story to tell, from Inca contributions to colonial inheritances. But if you really want to explore its historical and artistic and cultural elements, you should visit its museums. In […]

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11 best places to visit in peru

If you are organizing a fantastic adventure to South America, you’ll find out quickly that the best places to visit in Peru provide an incredible combination of culture, history, and spectacular beauty. From the sacred ancient ruins at Machu Picchu, the colorful streets of Cusco, and the immense Amazon rainforest, Peru is a destination with […]

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15 best beaches of Peru for your next adventure

Peru is known for its impressive Andes and ancient Incas, but the coast has an equally beautiful gem, just begging to be explored. The coastline is over 2,400 kilometers of the Pacific Ocean, with golden sand beaches, craggy cliffs and hidden coves that are stunning and inviting for every kind of traveler. There are peaceful […]

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Inca Agriculture: Legacy of the Incas

The Inca civilization created one of the most sophisticated agricultural systems in the ancient world in the difficult high Andes of South America. Inca agriculture surpassed mere food production by adapting to incredibly extreme landscapes, creating terracing along the mountain slopes, creating irrigation systems that still amaze scientists today. Inca agricultural achievements allowed the Incas […]

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Twelve Angled Stone: Cusco’s Iconic Inca Landmark

Nestled right in the heart of Cusco, Peru, the Twelve Angled Stone is a stunning showcase of Inca stonework. Distinguished by its intricately carved twelve angles that blend seamlessly with the surrounding stones, this outstanding architectural design showcases the extraordinary artistry and engineering prowess of the Inca empire. But more than just a stone, it […]

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Mita System: How it shaped the economy of colonial Peru

The Mita System was a form of labor that significantly impacted Peru’s economic development during the colonial era. Originating from the Inca Empire’s collaborative labor model, the Spanish conquistadors adapted and expanded it to meet the needs of their mining ventures and the expansion of their agriculture. This approach to forced hiring significantly influenced the […]

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The beauty of peruvian crafts: a journey through tradition

Peruvian crafts are more than just works of art; each creation is a living testament to the exquisite cultures and traditions of the country. These handcrafted pieces tell a story it’s not just skill, but the art and passion of each artisan. In Cusco, while visiting rural and remote towns in the Andes, we can […]

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Holy week in Peru | Traditions, festivities, and Must-See Destinations

There’s something truly magical and full of energy about spending Holy Week in Peru. Perhaps it’s because each day of this week becomes something special, and these are the kind of experiences that immediately captivate you. It’s not just because it holds deep significance for Peruvians, but also because it draws travelers from all corners […]

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The Inca road system | An ancient infrastructure network

Have you ever wondered how the Incas managed to keep an entire empire united through mountains, deserts, and jungles? Well, the key was primarily their incredible inca road system, or as they called it, the Qhapaq Ñan. This system didn’t just connect the entire empire; it was a masterpiece designed to organize the whole Inca […]

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Guide to knowing what to do in Peru?

Are you ready to learn everything that needs to be noted for your trip to Peru? Without a doubt, whether you’re about to visit one of the best countries with the greatest diversity or if you’re still unsure whether to go on this journey to this wonderful country, I hope that with this blog you […]

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20 Interesting facts about the Incas

The Inca Empire was one of the ancient societies that has had the greatest influence on world history, and to this day, its history and culture continue to impact our lives through the way we live. You are probably a future traveler wanting to explore Peru, or perhaps just a curious individual wondering about the […]

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Family trip to Peru with activities for all ages

A family trip to Peru is an adventure that offers something for everyone from young children to grandparents. This extraordinary country, where the ancient meets the modern, presents a unique opportunity for families to explore diverse landscapes, rich cultural traditions, and awe-inspiring historical sites. Whether you’re gazing out over the stunning Andean mountains, exploring hidden […]

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Machu Picchu Circuits & Routes

Ah, Machu Picchu. That glorious corner of the world where history and nature come together. The majestic Inca site has captivated travelers for over a century, but the crowds can sometimes take away from its magic. However, with the new Machu Picchu circuits, you can explore this wonder without the overwhelming crowds, discovering lesser-known routes […]

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The Lares Hot Springs

Located in the heights of the Peruvian Andes, the Lares Hot Springs are a hidden treasure that combines nature, tradition and relaxation. This destination is little known compared to other hot springs, such as the hot springs of Machupicchu hot springs town, conoc hot springs, cocalmayo hot springs and other more touristic routes in the […]

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Chinchero: A glimpse into the living inca culture

Nestled high in the Andean mountains, Chinchero is a small town that offers a unique opportunity to experience the vibrant living culture of the Inca civilization. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and strong ties to traditional Andean practices, Chinchero is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to connect with Peru’s indigenous heritage. This article […]

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Puka Pukara Archaeological complex: A Glimpse into Inca Culture

Puka Pukara archaeological complex, also known as the Red Fortress, is an impressive archaeological site from the ancient Inca Empire. Located in the Peruvian Andes, about 7 kilometers from Cusco and at an altitude of 3,850 meters above sea level, its name comes from the distinctive reddish hue of the stones that form its walls. […]

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The History of Tambomachay: The Inca Water Temple

If you’re looking for a unique experience during your trip to Peru, Tambomachay is a must-visit destination. Known as the “Water Temple”, this archaeological site is one of the most impressive remnants of the Inca Empire. Located just 7 kilometers from Cusco and surrounded by the breathtaking Andes mountains, Tambomachay offers a fascinating glimpse into […]

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Sacsayhuamán mystery: Unraveling the secrets of the inca fortress

Sacsayhuamán mystery, located on the outskirts of Cusco, Peru, stands as one of the most fascinating and mysterious archaeological sites from the Inca Empire. Known for its massive stone walls, intricate architecture, and its unresolved purpose, this ancient site continues to captivate the imagination of scholars and visitors alike. The perfect engineering of the site’s […]

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Exploring the Sacred Koricancha: The temple of the sun

The Koricancha, also known as the Temple of the Sun, was the most significant religious site in the Inca Empire. Located in the center of Cusco, it stood as a monumental symbol of reverence for Inti, the Sun god. Its architecture and purpose highlighted the deep connection between the Inca rulers and the divine, showcasing […]

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Visiting Pisac ruins: A Journey through history and culture

Nestled in the heart of Peru’s Sacred Valley, Pisac is one of the most enchanting destinations for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in the region’s rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Located just 30 kilometers from Cusco, this charming town offers a perfect blend of ancient Inca ruins, traditional Andean craftsmanship, and stunning natural […]

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Discovering the Ollantaytambo train station: Gateway to Machu Picchu

The Ollantaytambo Train Station is one of the main departure points for travelers heading to Machu Picchu. Located in the heart of the Sacred Valley, this station provides a convenient starting point for those who want to experience one of the most iconic train journeys in the world. Nestled between the mountains, the station offers […]

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