Peru Travel Agency and Tour Operator - Fertur Peru Travel

15/10/2026

White volcanic stone, three volcanoes on the skyline, and one of the world's deepest canyons on your doorstep. Arequipa is one of Peru's most underrated stops: the Santa Catalina Monastery, Juanita the Ice Maiden, sunset over El Misti, and a lunch-only picanteria feast. Our practical White City guide has everything you need to plan it:

09/10/2026

Four times larger than Machu Picchu, and almost no one has heard of it. T'aqrachullo, a wind-scoured Inca citadel above the Apurimac canyon in Espinar, Cusco, has opened to visitors with nearly 600 documented structures and a story tied to the Spanish conquest. Entry is currently free. Can you visit, and is it worth it? Here's what to know:

Can you visit T’aqrachullo, the Lost Inca Citadel 4 times larger than Machu Picchu? Yes, you can visit the site featured in National Geographic. Learn more!

06/10/2026

Most travelers treat Cusco as nothing more than the gateway to Machu Picchu, and miss half the magic. Inca walls beneath colonial churches, the vast terraces of Saqsayhuaman, the artisan lanes of San Blas, and Rainbow Mountain just beyond the city. Our first-timer's guide covers the top Cusco attractions and how to see them without racing the clock (altitude tips included):

03/10/2026

🏙️ Inca walls under colonial churches, a Temple of the Sun hidden beneath a monastery, and a fortress of giant stones overlooking the city — Cusco is layered with history on almost every street. Our guide to the top Cusco attractions helps you decide what to see, how much time you need, and which sites are worth planning your days around 👇

Explore the top Cusco attractions and points of interest, from ancient Inca ruins to lively markets, plazas, and colonial architecture.

02/10/2026

🧱 No mortar. No wheels. No iron tools. And yet Machu Picchu's stone walls have outlasted centuries of earthquakes. The Inca citadel is full of surprises — from how it was built to why the Spanish never found it. Test your knowledge with our 10 fascinating Machu Picchu facts — how many did you already know? 👇

Discover 10 Machu Picchu facts about its Inca history, hidden engineering, stonework, purpose, astronomy and current visitor rules.

02/10/2026

🌋 Arequipa is so much more than a stop on the way to Colca Canyon. Wander the vast Santa Catalina Monastery, a city within a city; admire the gleaming white sillar architecture of the UNESCO-listed historic center; and dig into some of Peru's most beloved regional cooking — all with volcanoes on the horizon. Here's our practical guide to the best things to do in Peru's White City 👇

01/10/2026

🫁 Don't let altitude sickness steal a day of your Peru trip. Cusco sits at 11,152 feet (3,399 meters), and most people feel the thinner air as soon as they step off the plane from Lima. A few smart choices make a big difference — including a simple itinerary trick: spend your first nights in the lower Sacred Valley and head up to Cusco once you've acclimatized. Our guide covers the symptoms, prevention tips and what to do if soroche hits 👇

01/10/2026

🪞 Walk on the sky or cross an endless white desert? Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni — the world's largest salt flat — looks completely different depending on when you go. In the rainy season, a thin layer of water can turn it into a giant mirror; in the dry season, you get the crisp hexagonal salt crust and easier access to remote corners. Here's how to choose the best time for the Uyuni experience you want 👇

Plan when to visit the Salar de Uyuni Salt Flats of Bolivia — rainy season mirror effect or dry-season salt crust? Fertur Peru Travel breaks it down by month.

30/09/2026

🌀 Giant green amphitheaters carved into the Andes — but built for crops, not crowds. The circular terraces of Moray in the Sacred Valley create different temperature zones from rim to base, and many researchers believe the Inca used them as an agricultural testing ground. It's one of the most unusual sites in Peru and an easy addition to a Sacred Valley day. Learn what makes Moray so fascinating 👇

Discover Moray Peru, the Inca circular terraces near Maras and Cusco. Learn its history, when to visit and how to experience Moray with a guided Fertur tour.

30/09/2026

✈️ From the ground, the Nazca Lines are nearly invisible. From the air, the hummingbird, the monkey and the spider suddenly come into focus across the desert. Created more than 1,500 years ago, these giant geoglyphs are best seen on a short flight over the Nazca plains. Our guide covers how to book your Nazca Lines flight, what to expect in the air, and tips for making the most of it 👇

Everything you need to book a Nazca Lines flight: departure airports, safe operators, costs, what to bring, and how to choose your morning flight.