Kim and I visited Peru and the amazing Machu Picchu around 12-13 years. It’s a destination that we’d love to visit again in the future with our kids.
Machu Picchu has been closed to tourists for quite some time (around eight months) but it recently reopened!
Lonely Planet reports that the site “opened with a bang.” Continue reading Machu Picchu Reopened To Tourists Last Weekend!
Machu Picchu, Peru would probably rank as one of Kim and my favorite sites which we’ve visited around the world.
When visiting this incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site, you can either hike there or take a train (most of the way). Kim and I took the train from Ollantaytambo.
In the future, I’d love to visit Machu Picchu again and do a trek to the site. Continue reading More Alternate Routes To Machu Picchu Being Created This Year
There’s a week left to enter the Peru Restaurant Week Sweepstakes.
One lucky winner will win a trip for two to Peru which includes flights, culinary adventures which includes hotel stays and luxury train travel. The winner and guest will also each get a $500 Mastercard!
Kim and I visited Peru around 10 years ago. We had an amazing time seeing lots of amazing sites in (pretty much) a budget way. I’d love to win this prize and visit the country again. Continue reading Win A 10 Day Culinary Trip For 2 To Peru
Thrillist recently sent out an e-mail about a contest where one lucky winner will win a trip for two to Peru!
The prize includes money and credits so you can custom book the trip the way that you like which is definitely pretty cool. Continue reading Win A Trip For 2 To Peru!
Kim and I visited Peru around 8 years back and it’s probably one of our favorite countries in South America.
There is currently an opportunity to win a trip for two to Peru from LATAM Airlines! Continue reading Win A 12 Day Trip to Peru!
Don’t forget to enter my giveaway where you can win 1 of 3 Free Gogo Internet Sessions.
There are loads of things that interest me when it comes to travel. One of my favorite places to visit happen to be crypts, catacombs and other morbid/ ghoulish sites.
During a trip to Peru which was around 4-5 years B.L. (Before Lucas), we had a long layover in Lima during our journey back home to New York. We had 6-7 hours to get out and explore a city which we had spent the first night of our trip at, but had no time to explore besides grabbing dinner right by our hotel. Continue reading Skulls & Bones at the Catacombs in Lima
