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Join Traveling & Living in Peru as we explain why visiting the Amazon in Peru is worth it. Planning your next jungle vacation is just a click away!
The city is unique. No road leads to her, and none out of her. If you want to approach it reasonably comfortably, you have to fly by plane. And yet over 450,000 people live in Iquitos. It’s the largest city in the world that […]
Make a visit to the Iquitos Museum Of Indigenous Amazonian Cultures in order to learn about the history of the ancient peoples of the jungle. The experience of walking through the museum is eye-opening and worth a visit for anybody […]
A while back, I embarked on a totally fascinating two day trip to the jungle, just 3 hours from the Sacred Valley. I traveled up the valley toward Machu Picchu and Quillabamba but stopped off in Huyro, where tons of […]
In this segment of Affected Lives, we interview Veronika Kavenská, a Jungian therapist who works at Takiwasi, a rehabilitation center for drug addicts, located in Peru. The series “Affected Lives” aims to bring awareness towards those whose lives have been dramatically […]
This is an incredible story that explores the landscapes and indigenous people of the Amazon and the Andes. It is a tale of survival and adventure. It’s a tale about encounters that have given shape to how we understand South […]
As this account proves, the Manú National Park is an adventurous destination for those looking to witness rich biodiversity spread across the Andean highlands and Peruvian Amazon. My first trip deep into the jungle of Manú National Park was the […]
Several years ago when I traveled to the jungles to do my first plant medicine diet, I intended to be in silence and isolation. Instead, I found myself as the only gringo in a sleepy indigenous community that was not […]
Travel & Living in Peru took part in a daring trip from Lima to Oxapampa with the crew of the Patrialancha, a journey that included challenges like crossing the 4,818-meter Ticlio pass, curvy mountain roads, and yes, even failed brakes. […]
An immense green blanket covers over 60% of Peru’s surface. Beneath it, dozens of ecosystems expand across the land brimming with life and properties that are still being discovered. While being one of the most amazing regions in the world, the […]
