The majestic Machu Picchu

There are few grander sights in the entire world than seeing Machu Picchu in person or standing at Machu Picchu and seeing the world from that stage. This incredible ancient Inca citadel stands amongst the Andes atop one of its mountains, surveying the world around it. Nothing but Incan ruins and a captivating mountain range. It’s an unforgettable experience.

Rainbow Mountains

This is the kind of sight you might find on the internet and assume to be a clever bit of photoshop. But it’s not; it’s real and it’s in Peru. These brightly multicoloured hills are a fascinating natural phenomenon, which the world didn’t even know about until the permanent snow which covered them began melting away in 2015. Be warned when visiting, though: tourism have saturated the area.

Beautiful Lake Titicaca with its own indigenous people

A lake so immense and impressive, it spans across the border of Peru and Bolivia. Lake Titicaca is world-famous, and with good reason! The lake cuts through the Andes mountain range and is said to be the place where the Incan civilisation originated. Incredibly, on floating islands across the lake live the indigenous Uru people of the land that is now Peru and Bolivia.

Most amazing and diverse nature

Peru has so much geo-diversity to its landscape that you’ll be able to find anything from jungle to mountains and deserts. A holiday to Peru can guarantee you a trek through the Amazon itself, as well as riding dune buggies across the Ica sand dunes. And don’t forget the world’s deepest river valley: Colca Canyon.