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Quimbaya Latin America
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Incoming Agency Quimbaya Latin America

No matter where you go, in Peru you constantly stumble upon the heritage of ancient civilisations and a rich colonial tradition. The country boasts a great biodiversity and is a true melting-pot of cultures. The name Peru conjures up pictures of the mysterious ruin city Machu Picchu, the archaelogical sites of the Inca imperium and the strange Nazca lines in the desert...The Peruvians are a proper party people and with over 3,000 festivals you will find yourself enjoying one festival or another somewhere during your travels. The capital Lima is, like Cusco, part of the UNESCO world heritage and invites its visitors with lots of museums to browse through the rich history of the country. The beaches are perfect for releaxing and letting your soul unwind... but also for water sports and wellness! Combine Peru with Argentina or Brazil.

Our partner DMC Peru, Quimbaya Latin America, opened their first incoming office in Bogotá in 1987 - so they are one of our most established incoming agencies/DMCs. The name conjures up images of the sun, wilderness and ancient cultures - indeed, Quimbaya was named after an ancient tribe that lived in the pre-Colombian coffee regions and is known for its detailed gold smith works. You can feel the passion for detail at Quimbaya Latin America too, who look to their customer's every need with their expert teams on spot. Boasting 32 years of experience in 11 countries in Central and South America you can rely on true expertise, even multi-destination programs are easily managed! Quimbaya is your point of contact for 11 destinations - your one-stop solution!

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Lima is the capital of Peru and there is much to see in the only capital at the sea. The view from the hill San Cristobal over the city alone is worth a visit, no matter where you look, Lima reaches all the way to the horizon. In the city itself, many historical buildings in the colonial style can be found, like the Palacio de Gobierno or Palacio Municipal de Lima.The best-known and most important square is Plaza de Armas, one of the most beautiful Plaza San Martin. The more modern and trendy quarters Miraflores or Barranco have some really nice culinary highlights to offer and a stroll through the streets reveals many stunning historical buildings. The most important city north of Lima is Trujillo. This is the cultural capital of Peru and the origin of the Totoras de Caballeros, the reed boats of the fishermen. During a walk along the streets of the old part of town, the beautiful old houses tell many stories that happened here during the colonial era or the time of the Mochica. You can drive to Chan Chan from here, a city made of mud and one of the biggest in the whole world in the 15th century. The true highlight of every trip to Peru has got to be the famous world wonder Machu Picchu which has been a mystery for more than 600 years - how did they build a city this high in the Andes?? And yet, the Incas managed to do so back in their time, leaving one marvelling at all the temples, fountains and palaces. And the view will leave you breathless! An insider tip s the city of Oxapampa that lies on the edge of the rainforest. In the midst of the jungle, a German-Austrian colony surprises the visitor, which belongs to the UNESCO world natural heritage together with the surrounding national park. The possibilities for outdoor activities are plenty.

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