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In terms of wildlife and natural beauty, few countries can compete with Peru, making it an excellent destination for ecotourism, hiking/trekking, walking, river rafting, paragliding, sport fishing, rock climbing, sandboarding, and much more.

Peru has large areas of wild and agricultural nature, including the world's tallest desert ranges, the Amazon Rainforest, and the vast Pacific coast. Our Local Experts Team has selected these Activities and Sports for you to check out.

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Hang-gliding and paragliding - Chincha

Chincha valley is one of the new areas in which paragliding can be enjoyed. With a stroke of luck and favorable winds, the journey can also take participants to the Cañete valley. The hills in Chincha valley are not extremely high, but guarantee the adventure of lifting with medium difficulty.

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Vilcanota mountain range

Located between the Vilcanota, Paucartambo and Madre de Dios Rivers, the range includes mountains like Ausangate (6,384 meters - 20,945 feet), Mariposa, Cayangate, Wakay Willca (or Verónica) Chicón and Pitusiray, which is over 5,500 m.a.s.l. (18,044 f.a.s.l.).

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Rafting - Tambopata River

This is the most spectacular route in Peru. It begins in Putina Punku (900 masl), Puno, and descends through tropical forests until it reaches the Madre de Dios Amazonian plains (200 masl), before flowing through the Bahuaja Sonene National Park and the Tambopata National Reserve

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Inti Raymi

Inti Raymi, which when translated from Quechua means "Fiesta del Sol" (Sun Festival) is one of the most important festivals of the imperial city of Cusco. This marvelous spectacle which takes place on the Sacsayhuaman esplanade is celebrated every June 24th and is meant to pay homage to the Sun god, a supreme symbol of worship in Inca culture.

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Diving

The richness and diversity of the Peruvian sea is world renown. It has one of the most abundant oceans on the planet. You can discover this hidden underwater treasure by scuba diving, a very simple, safe and extremely fun activity. Previous experience is not necessary; you just need to know how to swim. Anyone can scuba dive, from 10-year-old children to people in their 70s.

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Kayak - Laguna Azul (Blue Lagoon) and Lago Lindo (Lake Lindo)

After traveling for a little over 30 km from Tarapoto, one arrives at Puerto Suárez and crosses Huallaga River, from where it is just 18 km to the Blue Lagoon. After reaching the southern shore by boat (20 minutes) or on foot (2 hours) is Lago Lindo (Lake Lindo), a private nature reserve, is located toward the southern shore.

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Rock Climbing - Pasco

The Huallay Stone Forest, in Pasco Department, offers almost 6,815 hectares of incredible rock formations and volcanic walls that put even the most expert climbers to the test if they want to reach the summit.

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Kayak - Lake Titicaca

The immensity of Lake Titicaca can be felt with greater intensity when one is traveling aboard a kayak. Several of the islands offer services with modern kayaks, with cushioned seats, for one or two people. Safety measures apply, although the waters are generally still and offer tranquility.

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Huayhuash Range

The trail (180 km) begins and ends in Chiquián. Over 12 days, the trail travels along the north side of one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in the world, passing onto its eastern slopes and ending on the west side.

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Arequipa: Colca Valley

The vastness of Colca exceeds the canyon's depth (4,160 meters). The broad and verdant valley, where the condor lives and reigns, is ringed by high mountains. The attractions of the Colca valley are many and varied, including walking, hot springs and the towns with their beautiful churches.

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Rafting - Apurimac River

The river is included in the world rafting list due to its great depth and its rapids. It starts at approximately 2 700 m.a.s.l. (8 858 f.a.s.l.) at Cúnyac bridge, close to Mollepata (Anta), and descends through incredible landscapes and canyons with depths of over 3,000 meters (9,800 feet)

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Cordillera Blanca

The Cordillera Blanca is the highest tropical mountain range in the world and the Peruvian capital of mountaineering. The Huascarán National Park (PNH) has 663 glaciers, including the Huascarán (6,768 meters), the Huandoy (6,395 meters) and the Alpamayo (5,947 meters) glaciers.

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Hang-gliding and paragliding - Chincha

Vilcanota mountain range

Rafting - Tambopata River

Inti Raymi

Diving

Kayak - Laguna Azul (Blue Lagoon) and Lago Lindo (Lake Lindo)

Rock Climbing - Pasco

Kayak - Lake Titicaca

Huayhuash Range

Arequipa: Colca Valley

Rafting - Apurimac River

Cordillera Blanca

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