Peru is a country of contrasts. High mountains and deep valleys; rich people (3% of the population is very rich), poor people (30% of the population is very poor); cold and hot climates; a variety of tribal people, whites, Indians, Asians and Africans—all of them warm-hearted and friendly Peruvians.
Peru is situated by the Pacific Ocean; the Amazon River has its source in Peru and a great part of the Amazon jungle is there. Potatoes, tomatoes, sweet cucumbers, quinoa and paprika are all from Peru.
Peru also has the Inca’s capital city, Cuzco. Machu Picchu, one of the seven “new” wonders of the world, is also in Peru. Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest lake with steamship service, lies between Peru and Bolivia.
There are 105 climate zones in the world; 84 in Peru. The world’s deepest valley, about 10,000 feet, is in Peru, and also the Andes mountain-range.
One of the world’s driest deserts is in Peru. In the desert are the most indefinable Nazca-lines.
Two of my siblings, Pepe and Agneta, who have had the privilege of growing up in this exotic country, are organizing a trip there in September. Would you like to come along with them on that exciting trip?
Here is more information: Trip to Peru with Incaresor
My sister Agneta and her husband Ola live in Sweden and organize yearly guided tours to Peru. This time she will do a tour in English together with my American brother Pepe.
I can assure you it would be a trip of a lifetime.
The Tour Guide Agneta with exotic Peruvian ladies
From one of the tours at one of the World’s Wonders— Machu Picchu
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We wish you an unforgetable happy experience walking along those trails where our Incas walked once! Thanks hermana Che. Hope you can visit us again soon!