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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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Vicabamba mountain range

Located between the Urubamba and Apurímac Rivers, the mountain range stretches over 100 km (62 miles). The snow-capped peaks of Salkantay and Huamantay, standing at over 6,000 meters (19,685 feet) tall, are incredible. The abrupt geography of the range is divided by beautiful canyons and covers the Ampay National Sanctuary, a refuge for an extensive variety of flora and fauna.

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Caving - Exploring the mystery of the caves

Tourists travel for many reasons: because they love history and want to see great civilizations, because they are attracted by nature, or because they are passionate about extreme sports. However, there is another group: the explorers of caverns or caves, who are able to enter a mysterious world through potholing.

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Volcanic Range

A range of peaks and volcanoes that stretches for over 50 km around Arequipa city. The most climbed summits are Misti (5,825 meters), Chachani (6,075 meters) and Pichu-Pichu (5,664 meters).

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Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

A 39-kilometer trekking and camping trail. The longest trail starts in Pisacucho (km 82) on the Machu Picchu railway. The trail crosses through different ecosystems, colossal archaeological sites and terrain rich in flora and fauna, before arriving at the Machu Picchu citadel.

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Ancash: Cordillera Blanca and Conchucos

One of the most attractive roads in Peru, the Callejon de Huaylas conceals numerous cycling trails of great beauty and difficulty among its cliffs and mountains. Most of the trails reach great heights (over 3,500 m.a.s.l.) before descending with sharp drops.

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Route Santa Cruz Llanganuco Ravine

The 62 km trek begins in Cashapampa (35 km north of Caraz), continues along the Santa Cruz ravine, then ascends to the Llamacorral (Taullipamapa) base camp. The route to the base of the Alpamayo mountain follows the Cedar Gorge and crosses Punta Unión pass (4 750 masl) and passes through Huaripampa ravine before ending at Llanganuco Lagoon.

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Hang-gliding and paragliding - Alley of Huaylas

The Callejón de Huaylas, and the cities of Huaraz and Carhauz in particular, contains various areas from which to start a hang-gliding and paragliding flight. But the most well-known spot is the Yungay Pan de Azucar (Sugar Loaf) mountain.

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Cusco: Cusco and the Sacred Valley

In Cusco, the various agencies specializing in adventure tourism have diverse tracks which lead from the city to nearby archaeological sites. Another very interesting track, leading through the circular paths of Moray, travels through Salineras de Maras before descending into the Urubamba Valley or Sacred Valley

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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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Snowy Ampay (Snow-capped peak)

Nevado Ampay (5,235 m.a.s.l. - 17,175 f.a.s.l.) can be accessed from Abancay city. The recommended trail starts in Arcopunco, 2 km (1.2 miles) from the city, and continues towards the Sahuanay reservoir and ecological station, from which the climb can be started in the Intimpa Forests at the Ampay National Sanctuary.

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Surf - Lima Beaches

Reef-break, strong, long and tubular left waves. The waves reach approximately 3 meters (10 feet). For beginners and experienced surfers.

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Rafting - Arequipa: Colca and Cotahuasi Rivers

Colca River is famous for its 300 rapids and for extending along one of the deepest canyons on the planet. The most world-famous route starts in Chivay and enters the Cabanconde and Tapay areas, over approximately 40 km (25 miles).

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Vicabamba mountain range

Caving - Exploring the mystery of the caves

Volcanic Range

Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

Ancash: Cordillera Blanca and Conchucos

Route Santa Cruz Llanganuco Ravine

Hang-gliding and paragliding - Alley of Huaylas

Cusco: Cusco and the Sacred Valley

Diving

Snowy Ampay (Snow-capped peak)

Surf - Lima Beaches

Rafting - Arequipa: Colca and Cotahuasi Rivers

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