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🏰 Heritage
Peru: the lost city of the Incas
Peru's heritage layers Inca and earlier worlds. Machu Picchu, the Inca estate brought to wide notice in 1911, perches at about 2,430 m above the Urubamba. The former imperial capital Cusco fuses Inca stonework with Spanish baroque, gateway to the Sacred Valley. Etched into the southern desert, the Nazca Lines trace giant geoglyphs of monkeys, hummingbirds and spirals. Near Trujillo, the adobe citadel of Chan Chan was the largest mud-brick city in the pre-Columbian Americas.
Machu Picchu, Cusco, the Nazca Lines: Peru guards one of the world's most spectacular pre-Columbian heritages.
Machu Picchu, the Inca citadel brought to light in 1911, sits at about 2,430 metres above sea level.
See Machu Picchu (timed ticket required) and Cusco. With a data eSIM, book ahead, translate and navigate at altitude.
Come in the May-to-September dry season; secure timed Machu Picchu tickets and trains well ahead. A data eSIM lets you book entries, translate, arrange transfers and navigate comfortably at high altitude.
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