We are delighted to share the news that Marisol Mosquera/Aracari Travel was just named one of the 126 Top Travel Specialists by Condé Nast Traveler.

The Route of the Achupalla with Tierra de los Yachaqs Tierra de Los Yachaqs is a rural community based tourism initiative that welcome visitors to their villages to learn about traditional life in the And...

Train from Lima to Huancayo Through the Heart of the Andes Lima by train Traveling by train has not lost its romance in Peru as the well-known scenic train rides to Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca continue to ...

New flights to Peru New Flights to Peru 2010 Lima - San Francisco LAN Peru have opened a new service between San Francisco and Lima this month giving travellers another...

Polleras: All Dressed Up As you travel through the Andes, a few things might catch your eye: the flash of a snow-capped mountain, a shaggy-haired alpaca or the vibrant clothes...

Visiting the Martin Chambi Archives in Cusco Chambi Archives: A Snapshot of the Past On a quiet side street in the city of Cusco , you will find the archives of Martín Chambi, one of the first i...

Peru Travel Insights: A trip to the Colca Canyon Those of you on twitter may recall that in February our good friend Ricky travelled to the Colca Canyon and stayed at Colca Lodge while live tweeting ...

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Aracari Travel named Condé Nast Traveler 2009 Top Travel Specialist