Last year Megan Malley, Threads of Peru intern, had the delightful task of sampling a variety of Cusco’s restaurants for our Blog. A continuation from her earlier posts, here is another to wet your appetite for a cuisine other than that you may have expected in Cusco! As surprising as it may sound to find Indian food in Peru, make sure not to skip over Korma Sutra in the artsy...Read More
My name is Matt, I work as a Travel Consultant for Apus Peru. I’d like to introduce myself as a new and regular blogger to report first-hand information on some of the Apus Peru treks and to obtain up-to-date relative trip information and experiences of the treks associated with Apus Peru. I am absolutely mad for the mountains and since I am in the middle of the Andes why not...Read More
Given the fact that 40% of travellers come to Peru for gastronomic tourism we are following on from Megan Malley’s ‘foody’ blog about Cicciolina in November. Here we have a review of another of Cusco’s high end restaurants; Limo! Go ahead Megan… https://www.facebook.com/limocusco Limo restaurant has one of the greatest dining views of the city. If you book ahead and request a table on the enclosed balcony, you will be looking...Read More
This blog comes with huge appreciation to Kathy Steinbruegge and her sons Robert and James for their positive feedback and photographs of their experience. BIG thanks!! Introducing our one day hike to the Chichumbamba agro-cultural tourism Project! https://www.apus-peru.com/treks/chichubamba_community_tourism.html Located in the Heart of the Sacred Valley, Chichubamba, is on the outskirts of Urubamba, about 20 minutes of Ollantaytambo and 30 minutes from Pisac. The community is dedicated to agriculture, horticulture, and a...Read More
Over 20 volunteers have given up vacation time in the last couple months to work on a unique home renovation project in Rumira Sondormayo, high above the Sacred Valley! The project was designed to connect foreign visitors with local indigenous families who want to host visitors in homestays. Homestay: noun; a holiday or other period abroad spent staying in the home of a local family … the dictionary definition of the...Read More
🏔️ Lares Trek to Machu Picchu
Looking for a more off-the-beaten-path way to reach Machu Picchu? The Lares Trek takes you through remote Andean valleys, high mountain passes, traditional Quechua communities, and breathtaking landscapes.
What makes this trek so special is the connection with local life. Along the way, you’ll encounter communities where traditional weaving, farming, and Andean culture are still part of everyday life.
After days of trekking through the mountains, the journey continues toward the ultimate highlight: Machu Picchu. A beautiful combination of adventure, culture, and unforgettable scenery. 🇵🇪✨
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🌆 Discover Lima beyond the usual!
Lima is a city best explored on foot. You can visit the historic streets of the city center, explore colorful neighborhoods, local markets, beautiful architecture, and some hidden corners!
And there’s so much more to discover beyond the classic sights. Explore local food, culture, history, and everyday life while getting to know the many sides of Peru’s vibrant capital. 🇵🇪✨
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🏔️ The Ausangate Trek is unlike any other!
Trekking around Ausangate Mountain means stepping into some of the most spectacular and remote landscapes in the Peruvian Andes. From colorful mountains and turquoise lagoons to vast valleys, glaciers, and traditional Andean communities, every day brings a completely different view!!
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The people who make our journeys possible are often the ones we see the least.
They carry the equipment, prepare the meals and work behind the scenes so thousands of travellers can experience the Inca Trail.
The recent death of porter Gabriel Ríos Mamani is a tragic reminder that we need to pay more attention to the working conditions of the people at the heart of tourism.
Choosing a responsible company is about more than a beautiful itinerary or a good price. It means asking who is behind the experience and whether they are treated with the respect, support and protection they deserve.
Travel can have a positive impact – but only if we care about the people who make it possible. #apusperu #responsibletravel
So many things to explore in Lima! Enjoy incredible street food, world-class restaurants, vibrant local markets, fascinating history, colorful neighborhoods, beautiful coastal views, and an exciting culinary scene. Let Apus Peru help you experience the very best of Peru’s capital! 🌊🍽️🇵🇪
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Discover the vibrant local markets of Peru – one of the best places to experience the country’s incredible food, fresh produce, and everyday culture. From exotic fruits to traditional dishes, there’s so much to explore! Planning a foodie adventure? Reach out to Apus Peru and we’ll help you create the perfect culinary tour. 🌽🍍🥑
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The journey to Machu Picchu begins with a scenic train ride through the Sacred Valley. At Apus Peru, we take care of all the details, from train tickets to your complete itinerary, so you can simply enjoy the adventure. 🚆🏔️
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Tucked away in the Urubamba Valley, Aguas Calientes is the perfect place to unwind before or after exploring Machu Picchu. ✨
Leave us a message if you want to plan your trip to Machu Picchu!
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