In all our tours that we offer we have a clean-up policy that must be respected by all our employees 'take out what you take in,We use clean burning fuel to cook the meals on our treks ,we avoid activities which threaten wildlife or which may be potentially damaging to our natural environment, We ensure local water is kept clean by avoiding using pollutants in streams or springs , We limit deforestation - we do not make open fires and discourage others from doing so

Our travel Agency helps to the local community as well.
We provide opportunities for local people is vital in ensuring that tourism benefits the community, improve life standards and give oportunities to people.

About Peru
Population: 27,012,899
Area: 501,234 square miles
Capital city: Lima (population 8 million)
Language: Spanish, Quechua, Aymara You will be surprised how good english is spoken in all tourist places shops and even shoes cleaning streets boys, that's tourism that incourage locals to learn foreing lunguages in order to have better opportunities for jobs or tasks which are commonly paid by customers.

Altitude Sickness in Cusco.
The altitudes experienced in the Andes may have an adverse effect on you if you are not used to such heights. On reaching heights above 4,000 feet, heart pounding and shortness of breath are a normal response to the lack of oxygen in the air. However, for some visitors these symptoms can deteriorate into a condition known as Soroche (or acute mountain sickness) which has symptoms such as headaches, extreme tiredness, loss of appetite, insomnia and often nausea. Symptoms usually develop during the first 24 hours at high altitude. To prevent Soroche, on arrival don't over exert yourself. Be sure to rest and avoid alcohol, cigarettes

Tipping in Peru Most restaurants do not include a tip on the bill, but some more expensive restaurants do. Locals do not leave very big tips, but at least 10% is recommended if the service is good. Taxi drivers are not tipped, and the fare should be negotiated beforehand. If on a tour with a company, we suggest tipping guides, cooks, porters who carry baggage, and mule wranglers when applicable and if satisfied with the service

Malaria into peru : Recommended for those traveling to low-altitude, jungle areas where insects are prevalent. The CDC has more specific information on areas with reported cases

About food and water in Peru
Peruvian Food, is one of the best in the world, however, you must be sure to eat at the right places.

Peruvian Drinks & Peruvian Cocktails
Peruvian Drinks
Non-alcoholic
Mate de Coca
Chicha Morada
Inka Cola
Alcoholic Drinks
Pisco
Wines
Beers
Chicha
Peruvian Cocktails
Pisco Sour
Peru Libre
Super Cholo
Chilcano de Pisco
El Poncho Rojo
Coca Sour
Maracuya Sour
Algarrobina

Climate in Peru: Peru's climate can be divided into two seasons-wet and dry-though the weather varies greatly depending on the geographic region. Because Peru is in the Southern Hemisphere, the "summer"is considered to be from January to March. During these months, the weather is usually sunny and warm on the coast and on the western slopes of the Andes. Coastal temperatures are normally between 75 and 85 degrees in the summer. In the high Andes, however, January to March is the wet season, when rains can be heavy but the vegetation much greener. Summer temperatures at high altitudes are usually mild during the day, 55-70 degrees, and colder at night, 40-50 degrees.

During the winter, or dry season (April to November), the coast is usually cloudy and colder. In the high Andes regions, the weather is dry and sunny during the day, but temperatures can drop below freezing at night. The dry season is the most popular for travel in the Andes and the jungle areas.

Electricity in Perú
Electric supply in Peru is 220 volts AC, 60Hz - twin flat blade (as used in the USA) and twin round pin plugs (as used in continental Europe) are both standard here .

Domestic Airlines in Peru / Flights Lima - Cusco - Lima
LAN www.lan.com LAN Airlines is an airline based in Santiago, Chile. As the principal Chilean airline, it is also Chile's flag carrier. LAN is one of the largest airlines in Latin America, with flights to Latin America, United States, Canada, the Caribbean, Oceania, and Europe. It is a member of the One World Airline Alliance (together with American Airlines, British Airways, Iberia & Quantas amongst others) so it should be possible to purchase domestic flights through your local travel agent when booking your international flight. Their web site also allows online reservations and secure payments. Domestic flights between the following major cities in Peru: Lima - Cusco (12 flights per day each way), Lima - Arequipa (6 flights per day each way), Arequipa - Juliaca, Lake Titicaca (4 flights per day each way), Cusco - Puerto Maldonado (2 flights per day each way). Other cities serviced by LAN include Chiclayo, Iquitos, Pucallpa, Piura, Tacna & Trujillo.

TACA www.taca.com TACA is an international airline headquartered in San Salvador (El Salvador). TACA, originally an acronym of Transportes Aéreos Centroamericanos (Central American Air Transport), it now stands for Transportes Aéreos del Continente Americano (Air Transport of the American Continent), reflecting its expansion to North, Central, South America and the Caribbean. It flies to 39 destinations in 22 different countries. In 2009 TACA received three Skytrax World Airline Awards effectively crowning the airline as "Best Airline in Central America, Mexico and the Carribbean".

TACA operate international flights as well as one daily domestic flight each way between Lima and Cusco.

Cusco Tourist Ticket
Admission to many of the most popular places of interest in Cusco can only be made using a 'Tourist Ticket' (Boleto Turistico). This ticket allows you entrance to many sites in and around Cusco and costs 130 Peruvian Soles (approx US$50) and 70 Peruvian Soles for students with an ISIC card (approx US$27). The ticket is valid for 10 days and can be bought at the OFEC office at Avenida Sol 103 office 102 (Mon-Fri 8am-6.30pm , Sat 8am-2pm) or at any of the sites included on the ticket below. Official website www.boletoturisticocusco.com

Places included on the tourist ticket are:
Santa Catalina Convent and Art Museum, Museo de Historia Regional (Casa Inca Garcilazo de la Vega), Museo Palacio Municipal de Arte Contemporaneo, the Museo Arqueologico Koricancha (but not Koricancha itself), Museo de Arte Popular, Centro Qosqo de Arte Nativo, Monumento Pachacutec .Inca ruins of Sacsayhuaman, Q'enko, Tambomachay and Puca Pucara.Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero. These sites are normally visited as part of the Sacred Valley day tour.Urcos: Pikillacta (the only major pre-Inca ruin in the Cusco area) and Tipon (mainly Inca terracing).

Entrance tickets to the Cathedral (US$10), Koricancha / Qoricancha /Temple of the Sun (US$4.5 ), San Blas church, the Inka Museum (US$4), Museo de Arte Precolombino (US$6.00), Museo de Arte Religioso del Arzobispado (US$5) and La Merced (US$2.00) are sold separately.