Turismo PERÚ

12/07/2018

01/02/2018

antiguo

13/11/2017

El viejo

22/03/2017

¡Nuestra maravilla del mundo sigue disponible para que la disfrutes! Dale like y comparte.

06/03/2017

De vista en ? si es así, un lugar para visitar es el Museo de la Totora. Se encuentra a 10 minutos del centro de la ciudad (Carretera Puno - Desaguadero).
Atención: Lun. a Vier. de 8:00 am a 2:00 pm.
Sábado y domingo todo el día.
Puno mucho por conocer.

09/02/2017

06/02/2017

parada en veneración a la Santisima Virgen de la Candelaria

02/02/2017

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20/01/2017

20/01/2017

Se viene la y te espera; todos juntos por una mejor festividad.

19/01/2017

11/09/2016

Nosotros no celebramos el Día del Turismo Mundial, lo celebramos estos 21 días que quedan en el mes. No puedes perderte esta promoción, tan solo a S/10 el tour de la M/V Yavari (solo para turistas nacionales)
Reservas e informes: Cel: 922-688 456
E.mail: [email protected]

03/07/2016

¿Estás pensando viajar con tu grupo de amigos a Puno? Entonces, tienes que programar un crucero privado para ti y tu grupo en la M/V Yavari en el Titicaca. Disfruta de una experiencia totalmente única desde USD 149 por persona, para grupos con un mínimo de 15 participantes.
Informes y reservas: [email protected]

22/03/2016

El Perú esta lleno de hermosos paisajes, gente amable y cultura viva; solo falta trabajar en ello para que el turismo crezca y sea la principal actividad, ademas de generar desarrollo entre los mas necesitados... Trabajemos en favor del turismo y ayudemos en su desarrollo.

01/12/2015

Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de la Humanidad - UNESCO ...Puno respira Cultura

01/11/2015

Good

09/06/2015

08/04/2015

Titicaca Perú

Puno is situated between the shores of Lake Titicaca in Peru The city is a stop on the South American tourist trail and famous for its floating islands

08/04/2015

In the eyes of foreigners, Lima often plays second fiddle to Cusco. Sure it has horrendous traffic, and it’s unsafe in parts, but most Limeños (people from Lima) love their city. And what’s not to like? Bohemian neighborhoods that once housed Peruvian writers such as Mario Vargas Llosa are perched on rocky cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean, spring like weather occurs all year around, and welcoming locals will quickly become your best friend. Ultimately, when it comes to singing Lima’s praises, it’s all about the food. Spicy, fresh, organic and raw, Lima’s cuisine is one of the best in the world. It’s gastronomy is a synthesis of everything that is Peru; it takes its ingredients from the Amazon jungle, the high Andes and the Pacific, blending it together with Peru’s multi ethnic make up. The largest number of Asians in Latin America reside in Peru, adding to the flavor of many dishes; Afro-Peruvians, Quechua and Aymara natives, Spanish, Italian and Germans have contributed as well. If you come for one thing, come for the food.

Most tourists give Lima a day, maybe two. They see the somewhat uninspiring streets of Miraflores and then they leave, claiming that Lima ‘isn't that interesting’ or ‘it’s just a big city’. But that’s their loss. Lima is hot, chaotic and in your face, but it’s also beautiful, cosmopolitan and incredibly diverse. Skipping Lima for the tourist shops of Cusco or the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu would be to miss arguably the most important part of the country; it would be missing Peru at its most sophisticated, contemporary and progressive. While Cusco and Machu Picchu look towards Peru’s past, Lima looks towards its future.