We received the following email from a former client on behalf of friends who are considering a trip to Peru after the New Year:
I have friends that are looking for an adventure in January and are considering coming to Peru and making the trip to Machu Picchu. However, they are concerned about it being the rainy season. What are your thoughts on a machu picchu trip in January?
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If you’re looking for a memorable family vacation for the holidays, traveling to Peru is a unique experience that you and your children can cherish forever.
Ahead of the upcoming UN Climate Change conference (COP20), the Municipality of Lima and the NGO CARE Peru are running a free photo exhibit that puts a brave and uplifting face on Peru’s struggle to deal with global warming.
Peru is planning a $9.5 billion Coast Rail project that would connect the capital Lima with popular tourist destinations to the north like Piura, Chiclayo and Trujillo, and with the southern Pisco-producing region of Ica.
Enjoy a great time with the whole family in the Hotel Mancora Beach Bungalows, located near Pocitas de Mancora in Piura, a beautiful resort with facilities specifically designed for families in their bungalows with 1 or 2 bedrooms. It also has a waterfall pool with slide, barbecue grills, bonfires, recreational games for children and much more.