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.

Improving the lives of Andean communities: Living Heart NGO Aracari prides itself in unveiling the most authentic aspects of Peruvian culture and it has always been important for us to establish close links wit...

Trek to Huchuy Qosqo in the Sacred Valley During my last visit to Cusco, I had the chance to try out a new, rigorous one-day trek in the Sacred Valley, the Patabamba Huchuy Qosqo Trek, which t...

Aracari’s Weekly Insight #15: Apu Salkantay By Simon Question: Why do local people in the Cusco region refer to Mount Salkantay as "Apu Salkantay"? Answer: Many locals of the Cusco regio...

Huaca de la Luna: Moche Route highlight The Moche culture, which prospered from around AD 1 to 700, dominated several valleys on Peru’s northern coast long before the famous Inca empire appe...

In Search of the Hidden Frescoes La Ruta de los Murales with Lisy Kuon Photo Credit: World Monuments Fund In our view, artistic gems shine brighter with the illumi...

Peru hotels review – New Suites of the Sol y Luna A luxury hotel in Peru On a recent trip to the Urubamba Valley, the Aracari team was most pleased to have the opportunity to stay at one of the fines...

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Aracari Travel named Condé Nast Traveler 2009 Top Travel Specialist