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September 13, 2019
Hotels | September 2019

Inkagrammers of Peruvian Winter 2019

Here at Inkaterra, we love to see our guests capture and create their own personal online scrapbooks and Instagram is the perfect platform to proudly share them. We’ve chosen a select few of your ‘Inka-gram’ moments from this season. Make sure to tag @Inkaterrahotels to share your adventures with us and, if you ever find […]
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August 23, 2019
Hotels | August 2019

Inkaterra's Tea Route

Much like in many cultures, tea plays an important role in Peru. Most famous for its coca tea, the herbal infusion, also known as mate de coca, is famed for relieving altitude sickness, and thus is popular amongst travellers who are unused to the Peruvian heights. At Inkaterra, guests are able to experience even more […]
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August 9, 2019
Conservation and Sustainability | August 2019

Latest projects at Inkaterra Asociación

Since its conception in 1975, Inkaterra has long been a pioneer of eco-tourism, conservation and research. In addition to its collection of five luxury properties, visitors can also book a stay at Inkaterra Guides Field Station, located in the Tambopata National Reserve. The Inkaterra Guides Field Station is home to nature lovers, researchers, students, volunteers […]
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September 3, 2012
Conservation and Sustainability | September 2012

A Sustainable Future at Inkaterra

With people slowly growing to understand the consequences that their lifestyle inflicts upon the environment, as well the growing trend of ‘Being Green’, it has never been more prevalent for travel companies to encourage an eco-friendly, sustainable environment. For over 37 years, Inkaterra has pioneered and promoted sustainable tourism in Peru. Throughout the years at […]
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February 17, 2012
Experiences | February 2012

Pachamama Ritual in Peru – Pay The Earth at Inkaterra

Pachamama is the spiritual Earth Mother figure in Peruvian culture, a goddess revered amongst the indigenous peoples of the Andes. Associated primarily with fertility and the harvest, the Pachamama is a positive deity whose presence is toasted during meetings and important celebrations across the country through the spilling of “chicha” (a fermented maize beverage) on […]
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