A Destiny: Perú
Looking for an adventure that intertwines breathtaking landscapes and rich history? Dive into the enchanting world of Peru, where every mountain tells a story!
Very often when we think about Peru, we imagine a landscape rich in high mountains and little villages clung to bare and austere slopes. People envision table-lands with a lunar aspect, crossed by folk shepherds wearing woollen clothes and playing strange instruments, pasturing llamas. Peru also reminds us of the Spanish Conquest and the subsequent flakiness of the Inca Empire. Many are familiar with the famous room filled with gold that a local emperor promised to Pizarro in exchange for his freedom. Unfortunately, we know little more about Peru: a distant and unknown country that is even more delightful and pleasant to visit.
It's not an exaggeration to say that visiting Peru is a discovery of something new. A stay in these lands will certainly give us the opportunity to explore aspects, cultures, and places we never imagined. We are sure that this journey will transform your travel experience into something truly interesting and wonderful.
The Diverse Landscapes of Peru
In the Turtle Beach at Marcona, Ica, Peru, we can imagine the country as a vast canvas. Here, painted sceneries take your breath away:
- Volcanoes and glaciers contrast with oceanic beaches.
- Barren deserts of the coast oppose the luxuriant Amazonian forest.
- Horizons chase each other in an endless variety of colors.
- Impetuous rivers and serene seas give the landscape an intense expression.
The Andes offer a spectacle with their never-ending peaks that seem to touch the sky. It feels like a dream where you can see: Huascarán's austerity Alpamayo's splendor Ausangate's holiness
These peaks are real giants, a paradise for climbers and a haven for all who appreciate the beauty and sobriety of the mountains. From the Andes (6000 m above sea level) to the intense blue of Lake Titicaca, an enormous expanse of sky and water 4000 m above sea level, the beauty is unparalleled.
Visiting the delightful valleys of Urubamba and Mantaro will surround you with nature's colors, making it easy to fall in love. Moreover, exploring the Amazonian forest's parks allows you to enter a natural and still untouched place.
