See Peru from above with aerial views of the Andes mountains, the Amazon rainforest, coastal deserts, and historic sites. The ...

Carnegie and Peruvian researchers quantified the carbon stocks throughout the entire country of Peru, shown here. Red is highest carbon, dark blue is lowest.

The UNESCO World Heritage site, which attracts more than 1.5 million visitors per year, was recently deemed 'no longer worth it' by a leading global tourism platform.

This document is a translated summary of the original publication resulting from the initiative Cambio climático en un paisaje vivo: Vulnerabilidad y adaptación en la Cordillera Real Oriental de ...

This is the most famous region of Peru. The ancient city of Cusco was organized and built in the shape of a puma, with the head located in Saqsaywaman, a military complex built with stones as ...

Discover the centuries old salt pans of Maras in Peru, where tradition and nature work together to create pure salt.