La Paz City & Death Road Tours
From $50
Discover the best attractions in Peru and Bolivia. Book tickets early to skip the lines and enjoy exclusive deals!
You will discover a rich blend of ancient Inca ruins, breathtaking natural wonders like the Uyuni Salt Flats and the Amazon rainforest, vibrant local markets, colonial city centers, and immersive cultural tours.
Consider your fitness level, altitude acclimatization, and personal interests. History buffs will love Machu Picchu and Tiwanaku, while nature seekers should prioritize Lake Titicaca, the Sacred Valley, and the Salt Flats.
The dry season, from May to October, is generally the best time to visit outdoor sites and enjoy clear trekking conditions. However, if you want to see the mirror effect on the Uyuni Salt Flats, visit during the rainy season from December to March.
Book well in advance! Highly sought-after sites like Machu Picchu have strict daily visitor limits and often sell out months ahead of time. Purchasing tickets online early ensures your spot and lets you skip long ticket queues.
Many city museums, plazas, and lower-altitude sites are family-friendly and wheelchair accessible. However, remote natural wonders and high-altitude ruins often feature uneven terrain and steep steps, requiring careful advance planning.
Domestic flights are great for covering long distances quickly, while scenic trains and luxury sleeper buses are popular for regional travel. To cross between Peru and Bolivia, a bus or boat journey via Lake Titicaca offers a scenic and convenient route.
Yes, regional passes are highly recommended. The Cusco Tourist Ticket (Boleto Turístico), for example, grants access to multiple archaeological sites and museums in the Sacred Valley and Cusco over several days, offering excellent value.
To beat the crowds, try to book the earliest possible entrance times for major sites like Machu Picchu or Valle de la Luna. Visiting during the shoulder seasons (April or November) also provides a quieter experience with fewer tourists.