See what the experts are saying about Chachapoyas. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Tips on shopping
Peru is one of the top shopping destinations in Latin America, with some of the finest and best-priced crafts anywhere. Its long traditions of textile weaving and colorful markets bursting with tourists have produced a dazzling display of alp... Continue reading »
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Tips on accommodations
The Hotel Scene A wide range of accommodations -- including world-class luxury hotels in modern high-rise buildings and 16th-century monasteries, affordable small hotels in colonial houses, rustic rainforest lodges, and inexpensive budget... Continue reading »
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Internet access
Internet Access Away From Home Without Your Own Computer -- In Peru, by far the easiest way to check your e-mail and surf the Web is to drop in at the Internet cabinas (booths) that can be found in virtually every city and even small town.... Continue reading »
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Tips on dining
Peruvian cuisine is incredibly varied and accomplished, for many travelers an exciting and delicious surprise. It is among the best and most diverse cuisines found in Latin America and is one of the most important contributors to the wave of... Continue reading »
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Suggested itineraries
Unless you have at least 3 weeks or a month to spend in Peru, you probably won't get to see as much of the country as you'd like. Peru is large, and there are considerable geographic and transportation barriers that make zipping around the co... Continue reading »
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In one week
The Best of Peru in 1 Week: Cusco, Machu Picchu & the Sacred Valley -- Though Peru boasts astounding variety, most people don't have time to experience the range of its offerings (that's what return trips are for!). For first-timers, there's... Continue reading »
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In two weeks
This itinerary will allow you to experience the greatest of southern Peru, from its historic colonial cities to its natural wonders. First on everyone's list, of course, are the lively ancient Inca capital Cusco and that empire's legendary lo... Continue reading »
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For families
Ten Days with the Kids in Peru -- Traveling to Peru with small children will be a challenge; though Peruvians are very family-oriented, transportation difficulties and the rugged appeal of many of Peru's primary attractions may test parents'... Continue reading »
Chachapoyas Travel Experiences
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Cloud People in Kuelap
We had been wanting to visit the Kuelap fortress/citadel for a while. It is a bit trickier to get to than most of the places we´ve... Continue reading »
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The Ruins of Kuelap
Most of the decision to come to peru the hard way was to see the ruins of Keulap. Pre Inca ruins that were still covered in jungle and ´w... Continue reading »
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Kuelap
After a horror night we arrived in Chachapoyas at 6:00 AM. The bus was fully occupied, not really roomy, had no AC, it rained the whole n... Continue reading »
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Chachapoyas, Peru
The journey to Chachapoyas, Peru quickly introduced us to the differences between Ecuador and its neighbor. It took 2 days and various mo... Continue reading »
