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History lovers should head for Chan Chan. This mighty adobe city was founded in the mid 9th century and at its peak had a population of 30,000 people before being conquered by the Incas. Today it is an open-air museum.

If you want to explore the Amazon River, then you should consider doing it in Peru. Considered a better value with less development, the starting point for your Amazon trip is the city of Iquitos. It is the largest city in the world with no road connections - so boat or plane are your travel options.

One of the great mysteries of the world are the Nazca Lines, which form intricate symbols on the desert floor. You can view these from the Pan American highway, which offers a vantage point over some of the area. The best way is to charter a flight and get a bird's eye view.

One of the most famous lakes in the world is Titicaca, and the most popular spot for tourists here are the man made Uros islands. The native Uros peoples have lived here since before the Inca. They create floating islands out of reeds that provide gardens and space for homes.

Macchu Picchu is the top tourist destination in Peru. This lost city of the Inca empire is remarkably well preserved, thanks largely to its remote location atop a mountain. You can almost hear the call of the ancient Inca here still today.