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PeruPeru is a fascinating mix of old and new, farmers work mountain terraces built over two thousand years ago, while today’s churches rise from the stones of ancient Incan temples. With its snow-capped Andean peaks, untouched rain forest, and one of the driest deserts in the world, it is one of the most spectacular countries on earth. The proud heritage of the Quechua people and their rulers, the Incas, can be experienced in one of the greatest civilizations the world has ever known. Living in isolated villages, half the population only speaks Quechua or Aymará. These neighborhoods and Peru’s lovely colonial cities combine with the European heritage contributing to an elegance that remains today. The two cultures have remained proud and independent, adding to the richness of life in modern Peru. As you travel overland you will discover many unique sites often missed by the casual tourist. The small villages of the Sacred Valley offer an unexpected festive atmosphere on market day, as farmers and artisans in a myriad of bright traditional dress come from miles around to sell their colorful sweaters, weavings, pottery, and produce. A visit to Machu Picchu is the finale of a spectacular Peruvian adventure. Even today the site remains an enigma to archaeologists, with its high quality of stonework and abundance of ornamentation. Journey to PeruTravel to Cusco, and walk the ancient pathways through the ruins of Machu Picchu. Your guide’s knowledge of mountains, the language, and the people enable you to visit Andean villages where life has not … Read More |