Peru is a country with incredible geographic and cultural diversity.
A country full of countless natural and historical wonders.
I traveled through Peru for 45 days and it was possible to find mountains, beaches, deserts, lakes and civilizations forgotten in time.
Definitely one of the most incredible destinations in South America.
Many places in the world are special. But nothing compares to Peru.
The Inca religion, known as “Inca tradition” or “Andean spiritual art”, occupies a significant position among the world's major religions. It is often described as nature mysticism due to its belief that humans are inseparable from nature, its creatures and the vast universe with its stars and planets. Everything is one and everything is interconnected.
Despite the near-loss of Inca culture during the Spanish colonization of the Americas, communities in the heart of the Peruvian Andes have successfully safeguarded these deeply rooted traditions.
The spirituality and mysticism that surrounded Inca culture continue to thrive in traditional families in the city of Cusco and throughout the Peruvian Andes.
It is the multiple layers of great civilizations that make Peru so fascinating. The cobblestone streets preserve the era of the conquistadors, the ruins of the lost city of Machu Pichu remind travelers of the once-mighty Inca Empire and the mysterious Nazca lines escape any explanation. Furthermore, the Peruvian Andes are arguably the most spectacular mountains on the continent and home to millions of highland Indians who still speak the ancient Quechua language and maintain a traditional way of life.

On my trip through Peru I passed through incredible places that tell stories of civilizations forgotten in time as well as fantastic landscapes crossing from the north to the south of the country.

This incredible trip begins in the north of the country exploring the city of Mancora with its beautiful beaches, then to historic Trujillo with its fantastic and huge clay city called Chan Chan. Then climb to the Andes mountain range in Huaraz, and then reach the beautiful capital Lima.
Then I will head to the incredible desert of Ica, where I will explore the fantastic oasis of Huacachina.
From Ica I will continue to the little explored Andahuaylas where I found the incredible ruins of Sondor.
To then arrive in the long-awaited Cusco, the Inca capital, where I will also explore the archaeological site of Sacsayhuaman and Pisac.
Then, with a beautiful trail through the sacred valley, I will reach the mysterious Machupicchu.
And finally, I will explore the most mystical lake in the world. Titicaca.

Come with me on this incredible journey through the most incredible places in Peru!

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
3:44 Mancora
12:40 Trujillo
35:01 Huaraz
59:44 Lima
1:07:13 Huacachina
1:24:44 Nasca
1:36:58 Andahuaylas
1:50:17 Cusco
2:27:25 Machupicchu
3:02:00 Lake Titicaca

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