Peru’s not just Lima and Machu Picchu—epic hikes, mysterious ruins, charming towns and incredible lakes

Eating well in a country that is, besides a small handful of places, completely off

The Historical Capital of Peru might just be Peru’s most beloved city. Whether it’s because

When you think Peru, you probably think mountains, alpacas, colorfully clothed locals, and ruins. While

Cut into the majestic Andes Mountains, along the Urubamba River, lies the heart of the

Once upon a time, the Chachani volcano threw up a light but durable stone called

Fancy an Inca terrace or two? Then you’ll be happy to know that not far

Even though Machu Picchu has a distinct dry and wet season, you have to expect

I think it’s all the colors and stripes and cute alpacas that make it seem

I’ll be honest—I thought Machu Picchu would be lame and overhyped. But it is downright

Can the Islas Ballestas really measure up to the Galapagos? What’s the boat trip like?

Paracas is a whole lot of desert and I hate the desert. Luckily, it’s also

The city of Lima is a big, unsightly slum in the middle of a desert.