trop­i­cal glac­i­er in Peru

glac­i­er in Peru

glac­i­er in Peru

glac­i­er in Peru

glac­i­er in Peru

glac­i­er in Peru

The largest lake in Peru, resid­ual in ori­gin. Despite the fact that Lake Tit­i­ca­ca is large, its east­ern shore is loca…

The archae­o­log­i­cal site of Chavin gave its name to the cul­ture that devel­oped between 1500 and 300 B.C. in this high …

The park cov­ers an area of 3,367 sq km mak­ing it the 7th largest nation­al park in the coun­try. The heart of the natio…

The Ama­zo­nia sub­pop­u­la­tion of jaguar comes to an esti­mat­ed 57,000, accord­ing to the IUCN – near­ly 90% of the over­all …

Fonte da Ram­pa do Mer­ca­do is a mon­u­men­tal foun­tain in Cayru Square designed by sculp­tor Mário Cra­vo, Jr. Known locall…

The Rio Negro Palace was built by Ger­man farm­ers dur­ing the city’s “gold­en age” and is now a cul­tur­al cen­ter and thea…

Locat­ed in the arid Peru­vian coastal plain, some 400 km south of Lima, the geo­glyphs of Nasca and the pam­pas of Juman…

Area: 101,9 sq. km., vol­ume: 2142,8201 cubic meters, depth avg: 21 m, shore length: 85,709999 m, res time: 6083,2002,…

Although severe­ly dam­aged by earth­quakes, this ‘City of the Kings‘ was, until the mid­dle of the 18th cen­tu­ry, the cap…

The 5000-year-old 626-hectare archae­o­log­i­cal site of The Sacred City of Car­al-Supe is sit­u­at­ed on a dry desert ter­rac…

The Cen­tral Ama­zon Con­ser­va­tion Com­plex makes up the largest pro­tect­ed area in the Ama­zon Basin and is one of the pla…

If there is such a thing as a par­ty oasis, this is it. Set in the sand dunes of Peru’s south-west, its shores are dot…

Arsenic, cad­mi­um and lead are among the many pol­lu­tants present in La Oroya, a min­ing town. These con­t­a­m­i­nants are pr…

Accord­ing to the Natu­ra Vive alpine resort, the next best thing to sleep­ing in a condor’s nest is sleep­ing in one of …

The barons who built the place in the late 1800s took a lit­tle bit of this (Ital­ian mar­ble, British steel) and a litt…

Con­sid­ered as one of the dead­liest places, Snake Island in Brazil is def­i­nite­ly one of the most dan­ger­ous places on E…

Cov­ered in wide lines of pas­tel blue, intense red, green, pink and yel­low. There are cur­rent­ly no sci­en­tif­ic explanat…

Pun­ta Sal in north­ern Peru is some­what still a secret for inter­na­tion­al vis­i­tors, though locals love this coastal vil…

Apt­ly named because of its rust-col­ored sands, Playa Roja (Red Beach) sits at the heart of the Para­cas Nation­al Reser…