When someone asks us what Peru is like, we’d rather show them pictures. These are the ones we’d pull out at the table, over a cup of coffee.
The photo everyone comes for. But trust us, the road there is worth it too.
Above 4,000 meters, the air gets thin and the scenery doesn’t.
Terraces, salt and stone. Time seems to move slower here.
What you really take home are the people, and what they still make with their hands.
Peru doesn’t end in the Andes. In fact, that’s just the beginning.
Our favorite part: seeing travelers when they finally arrive.