Peru
An Intimate, Joyful Look at Daily Life in the Peruvian Andes
In a new book, photographer Gabriel Barreto captures the lives of those who call the Andes home.
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A Local’s Guide to Peru
Archaeologist Denise Pozzi-Escot on where to do dinner with views of antiquity in Lima.
Recapturing Home on Annual Family Trips to Lima
We went to Lima, it seemed, to reenact the experience of being from there.
Some of Peru's Oldest Ruins Are Right in the Middle of Lima
You don't need to hike Machu Picchu to experience the country's rich history.
Where To Eat in Peru, According to Gastón Acurio
Peru's most famous chef shares his favorite spots.
How Gastón Acurio Transformed Peru Into a Culinary Destination
The chef has been on a decades-long mission to lure travelers to Peru.
Your Next Surf Spot Should Be Peru
Sorry, Hawaiians. Peruvians were surfing in 1,500 B.C.
Machu Picchu Train Crash Injures Dozens
Travelers were stranded along the route into the night.
Road Trip: 5 Days in Northern Peru
We want to see ancient ruins, not busloads of tour groups.
Flight Deal: U.S. to Peru from $461 Round-Trip
This deal has already been up for a day, so book fast.
Flight Deal: Boston to Peru from $389 Round-Trip
Go for the ancient history and natural beauty, stay for the ceviche.
Bye-Bye, Bucket List: These Trips Don't Have to Be 'Once in a Lifetime'
Trips you thought were once-in-a-lifetime and required weeks to do aren't and don't.
Peru's Unlikely Tourism Campaign: These Beautiful Suitcases
They sure beat your standard black luggage.
Photographing Peru's Last-Remaining Incas
Regular *Traveler * contributors Andrea Gentl and Martin Hyers led an intensive photography workshop in the Peruvian Andes last spring, marking a new wave of creative entrepreneurs—in the design, food, and maker worlds—who are leveraging Instagram to launch real-life skill immersions in distant places. How the couple landed on the remote Andes as the location for their inaugural workshop can also be traced to the social media platform, where Gentl first encountered Hannah Rae Porst and her arresting images of the Q’eros Nation, the roughly 2,000 Incas living in the isolated, high-altitude Andes. “The Q’eros people are known as the wisdom-keepers of the Andes,” Porst says. Here, Gentl & Hyers follow the Q’eros traditions of farming, herding, music, and spirituality.
This Travel Photography Workshop In Peru Is Study Abroad For Adults
In a remote corner of Peru, photographer team Gentl and Hyers lead a group to live with and document the country’s last-remaining Incas.
Beauty Rituals From Around the World
Entrepreneur Leila Janah on the international beauty secrets of local women around the globe—from Andean pink salt scrubs to ancient sandalwood paste.
How to Hike Peru's Machu Picchu in One Day
This is the perfect way to strike a balance between adventure and luxury.
Flight Deal of the Day: U.S. to Peru for Under $450 Round Trip
Fly from Chicago or Los Angeles to Lima for less than half the usual airfare price.
What to Know Before Booking Your Trip to Machu Picchu
New openings in the Sacred Valley provide an alternative to the well-trod Inca Trail.
UNESCO Sites, Including Machu Picchu, Are At Risk
Four historic sites have been added to the group's "in danger" list.