Culture Holidays in Peru

From the remarkable Nazca Lines and deep Colca Canyon to Cuzco’s bustling food markets and the lush Sacred Valley, Peru is a melting pot of awe-inspiring landscapes, history and culture, that is bound to inspire even the most seasoned of travellers.

Our action-packed cultural trips to Peru, guide you towards hidden Inca ruins off the beaten track, allow you to experience traditional island homestays on Lake Titicaca and let you delve into Peruvian cooking with a local class in the cosmopolitan city of Cuzco. We even have a special annual departure where you can attend the Festival of the Sun (Inti Raymi), a truly immersive cultural experience where you can see traditional dancing and vibrant religious processions that mark the beginning of Solstice and honours the Inca Empire god, Inti.

Whether you’re looking to complete extensive treks through mysterious cloud forests along the iconic Inca trail or uncover Peru’s fascinating history while wandering through colonial cities like Arequipa, you’ll find that our cultural trips perfectly showcase this country’s unique past, breath-taking scenery and delicious culinary traditions.

Peru Culture Holidays

10 Days from USD 11995

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16 Days from USD 5250

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15 Days from USD 3895

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9 Days from USD 3448

USD 3150

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15 Days from USD 7950

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This trip is 2 weeks full of interesting history, places, culture and food. The perfect way to experience Mexico and all that it has to offer; from the city, to the jungle, to the beach, to the colonial towns and everything in between!

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This was a great opportunity to bike and see Sri Lanka (even impacted by a typhoon) but marred by a seriously inadequate ebike. It was underpowered at best, power on my bike and another one cut out on occasion and the governor at 25 kph makes an ebike worse than useless since one has to pedal a heavy bike hard to stay up with the group sometimes doing 27-28 kph on good roads. After my complaints, guide Surech stried to help and swapped out my bike for a slightly better powered but much heavier urban stile bike but it was not really an improvement.
And I had a very heavy urban ebike on an Exodus Japan tour last year that I complained about with little result.

Gordon Bare Cycle the Back Roads of Sri Lanka

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