Embark on a journey to the North and the Amazon of Peru and discover its most important archaeological complexes: the Pyramid of Túcume, the Museum of the Royal Tombs of the Lord of Sipán, and the imposing fortress of Kuélap, a pre-Inca site in the northeastern Andes built by the Chachapoyas culture.

The Leimebamba museum, where a mummy was discovered in the Laguna de los Cóndores, attracting the interest of magazines such as National Geographic and Discovery Channel.

Cajamarca, one of the main cities of the Inca Empire, where the Inca Atahualpa rested in its hot springs. For its history and colonial architecture it is considered the Cusco of northern Peru.

The ruins of Chan Chan, the most important center of the Chimú culture, the largest "mud" city and a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.

In Iquitos, discover its charm with exotic landscapes and a variety of flora and fauna — one of the most visited cities by Peruvians and foreigners alike.