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Located by the Pacific Ocean, Lima offers travelers, colonial buildings, delightful cuisine and a range of tourist places and museums to visit. Lima is the city of contrasts between modern cosmopolitan and developing areas. Read more here.

The historical centre of Arequipa, so-called the "white city" due to its white stones, has been built up by the Misti volcano. Visitors cannot miss going to  Yanahuara, climbing their snow-capped mountains, the  Colca Canyon, Cotahuasi and trying the traditional "arequipeño" food. Find out more here.

Located in the northern highlands of Peru, Cajamarca is surrounded by mountains and colonial architecture. It is the perfect combination of culture, nature and history that combines Peruvian and Spaniard influence. Read more about Cajamarca here.

Huaraz is a paradise for trekking and adventurous activities for travellers from all over the world. It is located by the Cordillera de Los Andes mountains up in the north centre of Peru. It is surrounded by traditional little towns that are worth visiting. Sunny in the mornings and chill in the evenings make Huaraz a pleasant place. See more here

Piura and Talara are located on the north shore of Peru and are popular for their sunny and nice weather the whole year, its delicious cuisine, spectacular beaches and views, ideal for surfing and relaxing days. Discover more about Piura here.

The coastal city of Trujillo is located eight hours north of Lima. It is known as the city of the "eternal spring. It is one of the country's oldest settlements. Trujillo is a colonial city that offers pre-Inca archaeological historical temples. Nice beaches, festivals and sunny weather year-round. Read more here.