Great pride! Peru Voted Best International Destination of 2024 | National Geographic | Best Target | Travel | | Vamos

Peru shone again on the international stage. This is the second year in a row that our country has been awarded Best international destination At the Travel Readers Awards National Geographic 2024. This surpassed countries like Egypt, Colombia, Morocco and Uzbekistan. “A trip to Peru is like entering a wonderful world”The prestigious magazine mentions this year's winners in a note.

With this prestigious recognition from National Geographic Travel, highlighting our country's outstanding position in the field of international tourism, a comprehensive 18-page report published in issue 288 of the magazine.

In the report, our capital Lima, with its wide variety of gastronomic offers, is mentioned as a good first stop to discover places like Iquitos, Huascarán National Park, Paracas Peninsula, Lake Titicaca, Colca Canyon or Lines of Born. As for the Cusco region and the iconic citadel of Machu Picchu, he places special emphasis on the fact that “it's worth a trip on its own.”

“The magic of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the magnificent landscape of the Andes, the majesty of Lake Titicaca and the magnificent enclave of Machu Picchu ensure an experience to remember for a lifetime.” This is how the interesting story begins.

National Geographic names Peru as a top international destination

Begins in the section Cuzco, this publication invites its readers to immerse themselves in a unique experience in the south of our country. One of the most memorable moments of the trip, according to the author, was witnessing the sunrise at Machu Picchu.

“For those who write this, a kind of cosmic magician removes the veil of clouds and witnesses the moment when the sun casts its first rays and discovers one of the wonders that man has been able to create in this world, and indeed, it will forever be one of your best memories.” Reading in the text.

The journey continues through our country in the region of AbundantFirst mentioned is the ancient Sillustani funerary complex and the incredible scenic powerhouse of its famous Sulbas or funerary towers.

After reaching Lake Titicaca, the focus shifts to Daguil Island, which is classified “An example of the balance between the life of an indigenous community and a sustainable tourism model.”

Once in the area Arequipa, the journalist Kolka Canyon highlighted not only the beauty of one of the deepest canyons on the planet, but also its capital, the so-called White City. After a ten-hour road trip from Arequipa to Ica, the story ends at the enigmatic Nazca Lines.

This tour through four regions of southern Peru was published in Travel National GeographicIts audience is huge 5.5 million peopleHighlighting the tourism wealth of our country and revealing that each region offers a unique experience to immerse you in its charms, leaving a unique impression on those who try to discover its hidden treasures.