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Category Archives: Peru
Adventures In The Cordillera Blanca of Peru
Over the past two weeks, our South America program director, Gretchen, has been exploring the Ancash region of Peru. Read on to hear about wild treks, hidden glacial lakes, towering peaks and cozy mountain huts all found in the Cordillera … Continue reading
Posted in Peru, South America, Trekking, Trip Journals
Tagged Cordillera Blanca, Group Treks, Huayhuash, Laguna 69, Lima, Llanganuco, Mountaineering, Peru, Pisco mountain, Refugios, Solo female travel, South America, Trekking
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Colors of the Andes: Dyeing Wool the Peruvian Way
While some ingredients for natural dyes may seem strange, their colors saturate Andean textiles and have a long history among Peruvian artisans. Peru is a country full of vibrant colors that reflect the unique culture, creativity and energy of its … Continue reading
Colorful Treks in The Andes of Peru
Embark on an Andes trek and discover a show of beauty only Mother Nature could deliver. Vivid green valleys accented with crystal clear pools eternally reflect the sky above. Turquoise lagoons are made even more beautiful by the soaring glacial … Continue reading
Posted in Peru, Trekking
Tagged 2019 Bucket List, Adventure Travel, Ausangate, Cordillera Blanca, Cusco, Huaraz, Huayhuash, Lima, Muchu Picchu, Must do Treks, Peru, Peru Landscapes, Rainbow Mountain, Trekking
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7 Bucket List Trips for 2019
The end of the year is around the corner and our travelers are already scheming to hit more of their bucket list destinations in 2019 than ever before! While most people’s bucket lists vary, there are a few iconic places … Continue reading
Posted in Antarctica, Chile, Kilimanjaro, Peru, Tanzania, Trekking
Tagged antarctica, Bucket List, cambodia, Chile, Kilimanjaro, machu picchu, Penguins, Peru, safari, Tanzania, Travel Inspo, Trekking, W-Trek, wildlife
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Adding the Cordillera Blanca to Your Next Peru Adventure
Don’t have the time for a long trek while visiting Huaraz? No Problem! Take a look at our two shorter versions of Huaraz’s most iconic treks! Huaraz is an incredible destination for trekking with its snow-capped mountains, Andean … Continue reading
Posted in Peru, South America, Trekking
Tagged Alpine, Camping, Cordillera Blanca, Hiking, Huaraz, Huayhuash, Peru, Santa Cruz Loop, Trekking
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AWR Now Carbon Neutral In Peru
At AWR sustainable and mindful tourism is one of our defining cornerstones. As of October 1st, we are proud to announce that we will be launching are our new carbon neutral plan for all of our Peru programs. A letter … Continue reading
Family Gallivanting Through Peru: Machu Picchu and Beyond
This family group of five just returned from a customized version of our 7-Day Peru: Machu Picchu Tour by Train. Read on to hear about their adventure! “We used AWR last year for our Galapagos trip and we were blown … Continue reading
Family of Six Does The Amazon
This family of six just returned from a fun family summer adventure to the Peruvian Amazon. Read on to hear mom’s account of their journey! “We had an incredible time – we loved The Inkaterra Field Guide Station (it was … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil, Family Travel, Machu Picchu, Peru, South America, Trip Journals
Tagged Amazon, Brasil, Brazil, family adventure travel, family travel, Family Vacation, Monkeys, Peru, wildlife
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Exploring the Ancient Salt Pans in Maras, Peru
You may be familiar with table salt, Kosher salt, or sea salt, but have you heard of Peru’s Maras salt – sal de Maras (also known as Peruvian pink salt)? Maras Salt is considered rose colored gold, which has beneficial … Continue reading
Posted in Family Travel, Peru
Tagged Cusco, machu picchu, Maras, Peru, Pink Salt, Sacred Valley, Salt, Salt Pans
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Choquequirao — The Other Machu Picchu
Choquequirao (pronounced: Cho-Kay-Kee-Rao), also known as “Machu Picchu’s little sister” is a lesser-known Inca archaeological site located just 64 km (40 miles) from Machu Picchu and is perfect for nature lovers and trekkers looking to explore alternative routes in and … Continue reading
Posted in Inca Trail, Machu Picchu, Peru, South America, Trekking
Tagged Adventure Travel, Camping, Choquequirao, Cusco, Hiking, Inca, inca trail, Incan Ruins, Machu Pacchu, Off the beaten path, Peru, Trekking
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