About Peru
About Peru
The best way to learn, adapt and integrate to the Peruvian culture is to go out and experience the country. Here a short introduction to the diversity of Peru.
Peru, a diverse country
The Incas forged an incredible civilization that learned how to tame the geography of Peru. They lived in harmony with the rivers, the sun, the rain, the ocean, the jungle, the Peruvian mountains and the cold dryness of the Andes, consequently adapting to the weather, their surroundings and surviving thanks to Mother Earth’s gifts.
Part of this ancient society still lives today in each town and can be seen through the customs of the people. A trip to Peru takes you back in time and allows you to rediscover the exciting lives of the Incas, Chancas, Chachapoyas, Mochicas, and Wari, as well as their great works of art, their feasts, the roots of their social strength and the energy of their people.
Experience Peru and discover a wealth of different worlds, all with their own individual landscapes, sounds, colours and tastes; travel back in time to ancient civilizations and share the great cultural heritage of the Peruvian people.
Many destinations and experiences such as Peru’s coast and mountains can only be explained by seeing them in the flesh. The beating heart of its roots and destinations. Caral, the first civilization in the Americas; pre-hispanic cultures; the Inca Empire; the fusion between the Inca and Hispanic worlds; Peru and it’s Western, East Asian and African influences; deserts, mountains, forests, the Amazon and the sea; flora, fauna and a wide variety of cultural expressions. Peru is all of this.