5 Things Travelers Need to Know Before Coming to Peru
1. Lima is not just a “stopover.” It’s the gastronomic capital of the Americas. Some→
Author: Miguel Angel Gongora Meza
Miguel Angel Gongora Meza
Miguel Angel was born and raised in Cusco Peru. He is a professional tour guide at Machu Picchu. Miguel is an internationalist, environmentalist, philosopher, and activist for a better Mother Earth. Also, He is the co-founder of Evolution Treks Peru , a worker-owned travel company located in Cusco.
Ultimate Packing List for Trekking to Machu Picchu in 2018
IF YOU’RE PLANNING A HIKING TRIP to Machu Picchu (one of the new seven wonders→
How to Survive Alien Mummies, Phoney Ayahuasca and Historical Charlatans While Traveling to Peru and Machu Picchu – A Practical Manual –
Every adventure you take to another corner of the world is unique; visiting a place→
Six Things Westerners Could Learn From the Indigenous People of Peru and Their Ancient Wisdom
Peru is a country of ancient heritage; its unique history has been shaped by thousands→
Empowering Women in the Andean Mountains of Peru
Women porters aim to change the travel industry of Cusco. A few weeks ago, news→
Are Working Conditions for Porters on the Inca Trail the Next Thailand Elephant Case?
On July 2017, the leaders of the union of porters met with the representatives of→
Inca Trail Permits will be on Sale Today October 5th, 2017
INRENA, the body in charge of the management of the network of roads leading to→
7 Reasons Why You Should Not Hike the Choquequirao Trek and Stay Home to Watch TV Instead
The Inca trail permits for the months of May through August 2017 have almost sold→
What the Teachers Strike Reveals about Cusco’s Current Crossroads
Teachers strike discredited and now the target of blame as the tourist industry suffers in→
Rainbow Mountains of Peru
If you are an avid hiker and love far out natural scenery, then this is→