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Nazca’s to-be-unveiled tourism potential

Although Nazca Lines are Ica region’s top landmarks and the district’s tourism potential is huge, but not spread enough, zone...

13/08/2015
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Some 500 people a day get to Machu Picchu through...

About 500 people walk through most famous South-American Inca Trail towards the citadel of Machu Picchu each day, the National...

26/07/2015
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Yamagata University team discovers 24 ancient geoglyphs on Peru’s Nazca...

A research team from Yamagata University has found 24 geoglyphs on Peru’s Nazca Plateau in the arid region near Nazca...

09/07/2015
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UNESCO’s List of World Heritage in Danger does not include...

The UNESCO World Heritage Committee, which gathered at its 39th session held in Bonn (Germany), decided not to include Incan...

08/07/2015
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Lake Sandoval: a magical place in Tambopata National Reserve, Puerto...

In Tambopata National Reserve it is possible to find one of the most beautiful lakes in the Peruvian Amazon, the...

07/07/2015
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Over 180,000 tourists visited Huascaran National Park in 2014

The Huascaran National Park, located in Ancash region, welcomed a total of 180,469 visitors in 2014, a surge when compared...

07/07/2015
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Huascaran Park marks 40 years promoting conservation, sustainable development

In a festive atmosphere along with Ancash region communities, the Huascaran National Park will celebrate tomorrow, July 1, its 40th...

07/07/2015
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DNA test to determine ancient Chornancap priestess origin

Specialists from the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology at Harvard University, United States will analyze DNA information from skeletal...

30/06/2015
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Inti Raymi ceremony to be seen at three different venues

Inti Raymi ceremony taking place at Qoricancha Temple, Cusco’s Main Square and Sacsayhuaman Fortress will stand out for the vibrant...

24/06/2015
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Lambayeque plans to tender tourism investment projects in archaeological sites

Lambayeque’s Regional Management of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Gercetur) is set to invest about S/.5 million (around US$1.5 million) in...

18/06/2015
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Nazca’s to-be-unveiled tourism potential

Some 500 people a day get to Machu Picchu through...

Yamagata University team discovers 24 ancient geoglyphs on Peru’s Nazca...

UNESCO’s List of World Heritage in Danger does not include...

Lake Sandoval: a magical place in Tambopata National Reserve, Puerto...

Over 180,000 tourists visited Huascaran National Park in 2014

Huascaran Park marks 40 years promoting conservation, sustainable development

DNA test to determine ancient Chornancap priestess origin

Inti Raymi ceremony to be seen at three different venues

Lambayeque plans to tender tourism investment projects in archaeological sites

Chan Chan: el extraordinario hallazgo de la plataforma funeraria de

El ritual de clausura en Huaca Pucllana: El cuerpo que

Los Puentes del Qhapaq Ñan: La Ingeniería Inka que Desafió

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