Explore Peru
The Sacred Valley
Stretching between Cusco and the legendary Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley is one of South America’s most stunning landscapes – defined by its dramatic mountain backdrops, colonial villages, and massive Inca fortresses clinging to the cliffs. It’s the perfect gateway to explore Peru’s heritage, offering a unique blend of awe-inspiring nature and centuries-old tradition.
Machu Pichu
A visit to Peru isn’t complete without seeing Machu Picchu, the iconic Incan citadel set high in the cloud forest. Just a train ride from the Sacred Valley, it offers breathtaking views, ancient terraces, and a sense of mystery that makes it truly unforgettable. We suggest booking directly through the Belmond or Tambo del Inka.
MIL Centro, Moray
MIL offers a one-of-a-kind dining experience that explores the flavors and ecosystems of the high Andes. Led by chef Virgilio Martínez, the tasting menu highlights native ingredients sourced in partnership with local communities. It’s an unforgettable blend of landscape, culture, and cuisine.
For reservations: Mil Centro
Pisac Market & Ruins
Explore the vibrant Pisac market for handmade textiles, ceramics, and local crafts, then hike up to the ancient Incan ruins overlooking the valley. A perfect mix of culture, history, and stunning views.
Maras Salt Mines
See thousands of terraced salt pools shimmering in the sun, a centuries-old tradition still in use today. A striking and unique landscape that’s perfect for photos.
Chinchero
Visit this picturesque village known for traditional weaving and colonial architecture. Watch local artisans at work and enjoy sweeping valley views.
Ollantaytambo
Step back in time in this charming town, home to well-preserved Inca terraces and a fortress that once protected the valley. Wander its cobblestone streets and soak in the incredible history.
Moray
Marvel at these circular Inca agricultural terraces, thought to be an ancient laboratory for crop experimentation. The concentric designs are as mysterious as they are beautiful.
Cusco
Cusco is the historic heart of the Andes—a city of contrasts where pre-Columbian engineering meets Spanish colonial charm. From the bustling Plaza de Armas to the artisan quarters of San Blas, the city is a living museum of the Inca Empire. It serves as the perfect urban counterpoint to the tranquility of the Sacred Valley, offering guests a chance to immerse themselves in the deep cultural layers of Peru.
Sacsayhuamán
Explore this massive Inca fortress with its impressive stonework and panoramic views of Cusco. History and awe-inspiring engineering collide here.
San Pedro Market
Dive into local life at this bustling market. Fresh produce, traditional snacks, and handmade crafts make it a sensory adventure.
Museo Inka & Qorikancha
Discover Cusco’s rich history at Museo Inka, home to artifacts from the Inca Empire, then visit Qorikancha, the “Temple of the Sun,” where dazzling stonework meets colonial architecture — a perfect glimpse into
Peru’s past.
Morena Peruvian Kitchen
Right in the heart of historic Cusco near the main square, Morena serves up traditional Peruvian dishes with a modern, creative twist — from ceviche and lomo saltado to inventive cocktails.
Lima
A city where the desert meets the sea, Lima is a vibrant hub of history, art, and incredible food. Whether exploring its colonial center or enjoying the ocean views from the clifftops of the modern districts, Lima captivates the senses. It’s the culinary heartbeat of South America, offering a rich and flavorful intro to Peruvian culture. A perfect stop before heading to the Sacred Valley, or before heading home.
Central Restaurant
Consistently ranked among the best restaurants in the world, Central offers a tasting menu inspired by Peru’s diverse ecosystems and elevations.
For reservations: Central
Kjolle
Led by chef Pía León, Kjolle showcases bold, ingredient-driven dishes inspired by Peru’s biodiversity.
For reservations: Kjolle
Maido
Maido was named No. 1 on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2025, earning global acclaim for its masterful Nikkei cuisine, a sophisticated blend of Japanese technique and Peruvian ingredients.
For reservations: Maido
Mayta
A modern and refined take on traditional Peruvian cuisine, highlighting local ingredients and flavors.
For reservations: Mayta
Miraflores
A favorite for visitors, Miraflores offers stunning cliffside views of the Pacific Ocean, great shopping, cafés, and the scenic Malecón coastal path and Larcomar, an open-air shopping and dining complex built into the cliffs with panoramic ocean views.
Barranco
Lima’s artsy, bohemian district filled with colorful streets, galleries, live music, and excellent restaurants. Perfect for a relaxed afternoon or evening out.