The Manu National Park and Machu Picchu have been highlighted as global tourism gems in National Geographic Traveller.
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In the Dutch edition of the prestigious magazine National Geographic Traveller, Peruvian tourist destinations have been recognized once again as some of the most fascinating and beautiful in the world. The publication highlighted the rich biodiversity of the Manu National Park, located in the regions of Cusco and Madre de Dios, describing it as one of the most impressive natural paradises on the planet.
Machu Picchu, the iconic Incan sanctuary and World Heritage Site was named one of the most captivating destinations worldwide. The magazine not only praised the majestic architecture and mystique of the Incan citadel but also emphasized its historical and cultural significance, which attracts millions of tourists every year.
National Geographic Traveller also highlighted the Inti Raymi festival, one of the most important celebrations in Cusco. This festival honors the sun with traditional ceremonies and dances. Celebrated annually in June, it is one of the most vibrant cultural expressions in the country, drawing both locals and tourists from around the globe.
Moreover, National Geographic Traveller featured the Inti Raymi festival, one of the most significant celebrations in Cusco in June, which honors the sun with traditional ceremonies and dances performed at the Coricancha Temple, the Plaza de Armas, and Sacsayhuaman.
Key points:
- Manu National Park: Recognized for its extraordinary biodiversity, it is one of the most biodiverse places on earth.
- Machu Picchu: Celebrated for its breathtaking architecture and mysticism, it is a must-visit destination on any traveler's list.
- Inti Raymi: An annual celebration in Cusco that honors the sun, it is one of the most important festivals in Incan culture.
- PROMPERÚ's Strategy: Focused on positioning Peru as an attractive tourist destination in the Netherlands and other European markets.
Source: PROMPERU