Explore Lima from different angles, from its colonial city center to its bohemian and artistic neighborhoods.

A new culinary experience with an spectacular dance show in Lima.

Whale watching season has started in northern Peru

Playa Roja named one of National Geographic’s 7 natural wonders of the region.

Q’eswachaka, rebuilt by hand every June by local communities in Cusco. A powerful testament to ancestral tradition, unity, and cultural heritage.

The QN Travel Peru team will participate in the 2025 edition of one of the country's most important tourism events.

Starting Sunday, June 1st at 1 p.m., Lima will use the new Jorge Chávez Airport terminal for all incoming national and international flights. The new terminal is located just minutes away from the old terminal.

Choquequirao for the world: A cable car project has been presented to reduce the time it takes to reach this majestic Inca citadel.

Lima's new airport will begin operations on June 1.

What you need to know before planning your next visit to Machu Picchu.

For those craving adventure beyond the beaten path, there’s more than one epic way to reach the legendary Machu Picchu.

The organization has certified the documents that prove the origin of Peruvian Pisco.

As testing and permitting are still in progress, a new opening date has not been confirmed.

Discover this highlight of the city of Puno, one of the most fascinating attractions of the "Route of the Sun".

This April, our Adventure Team will be exploring one of the most remote and least travelled paths of the Great Inca Trail.

Find out more.

Forbes Magazine describes cruising the Peruvian Amazon as the best way to discover the abundant wildlife found in Peru.

Peruvian festivities are a must-see! They reflect the vibrant tradition, identity, and culture of the country, and are definitely an event worth attending. Check out this calendar to plan your next visit — you won't want to miss it!

The New Lima Airport Terminal will begin operations on March 30. Get to know more about its new features here.

The New York Times Magazine has placed the Inca city on its list of "Places to Go" in 2025.

The Great Inca Trail, also known as the Great Inca Route or the Qhapac Nan, has the potential to rival the one of the most iconic hiking paths in the world, the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.

Article in English, written by Nick Stanziano, QN Travel Peru Director