Huascaran National Park in Peru

Big Changes in Peru

Huascaran National Park in Peru
Huascaran National Park in Peru
Huascaran National Park in Peru
Huascaran National Park in Peru
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Paracas National Reserve & Ballestas Islands in Ica
Paracas National Reserve & Ballestas Islands in Ica
Paracas National Reserve & Ballestas Islands in Ica
Paracas National Reserve & Ballestas Islands in Ica
Paracas National Reserve & Ballestas Islands in Ica
Paracas National Reserve & Ballestas Islands in Ica
Paracas National Reserve & Ballestas Islands in Ica
Lomas de Lachay Knolls near Lima, Peru
Lomas de Lachay Knolls near Lima, Peru
Lomas de Lachay Knolls near Lima, Peru
Lomas de Lachay Knolls near Lima, Peru
Mini. Tambopata Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Cover. Puya Raimondi in Huascaran National Park in Peru.

There were some big changes this week with Peru's national parks and natural reserves. You can now buy online tickets directly for some parks which before required you to go through an agency. There's also a new, informative and free app available for travelers and a 'passport' that will allow you to visit 10 parks in two years on the cheap.

Published on 19-09-2015, por Inca World

Direct, Online Tickets

Beginning this week, the general public can buy tickets directly to access various Peruvian national parks.

While travelers must still book through an agency for certain protected areas in Peru, such as the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu of Manu Biosphere Reserve in the Amazon, you can now buy tickets directly to access these eight national parks:

  • Paracas National Reserves & the Ballestas Islands (in Ica, Peru, 4 hours south of Lima)
  • Palomino Islands (off the Port of Callao in Lima)
  • Tambopata National Reserve (by Puerto Maldonado in the Peruvian Amazon)
  • Pacaya Samiria National Reserve (by Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon)
  • Lachay Hills Reserve (near Lima)
  • Pómac Forest Historical Sanctuary (in the Lambayeque region)
  • Tingo Maria (in the Huallaga Valley)
  • Huascaran National Park (in the Cordillera Blanca)

Tickets can be purchased at teleticket.com.pe, and will be valid for up to one year after purchase.

 

A New App

The new Natural Peru app for smartphones can be downloaded for iOS and Android operating systems. It's a free service developed by SERNAMP, the Peruvian agency which manages Peru's protected areas. The app will allow you to easily access information about attractions, services, routes and other info pertinent to travelers in English and Spanish.

 

The SERNAMP Passport

Those who will be in Peru long enough to visit various parks might find the new Sernamp Passport useful. It provides access to ten different national parks and is valid for up to two years. At a price of S/60 soles, it's a steal. It includes all of the sites mentioned above, with the addition of Junín National Reserve, Chacamarca Historical Santuary, and the Yanachaga-Chemillén National Park.

There were some big changes this week with Peru's national parks and natural reserves. You can now buy online tickets directly for some parks which before required you to go through an agency. There's also a new, informative and free app available for travelers and a 'passport' that will allow you to visit 10 parks in two years on the cheap.

Published on 19-09-2015, por Inca World

Direct, Online Tickets

Beginning this week, the general public can buy tickets directly to access various Peruvian national parks.

While travelers must still book through an agency for certain protected areas in Peru, such as the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu of Manu Biosphere Reserve in the Amazon, you can now buy tickets directly to access these eight national parks:

  • Paracas National Reserves & the Ballestas Islands (in Ica, Peru, 4 hours south of Lima)
  • Palomino Islands (off the Port of Callao in Lima)
  • Tambopata National Reserve (by Puerto Maldonado in the Peruvian Amazon)
  • Pacaya Samiria National Reserve (by Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon)
  • Lachay Hills Reserve (near Lima)
  • Pómac Forest Historical Sanctuary (in the Lambayeque region)
  • Tingo Maria (in the Huallaga Valley)
  • Huascaran National Park (in the Cordillera Blanca)

Tickets can be purchased at teleticket.com.pe, and will be valid for up to one year after purchase.

 

A New App

The new Natural Peru app for smartphones can be downloaded for iOS and Android operating systems. It's a free service developed by SERNAMP, the Peruvian agency which manages Peru's protected areas. The app will allow you to easily access information about attractions, services, routes and other info pertinent to travelers in English and Spanish.

 

The SERNAMP Passport

Those who will be in Peru long enough to visit various parks might find the new Sernamp Passport useful. It provides access to ten different national parks and is valid for up to two years. At a price of S/60 soles, it's a steal. It includes all of the sites mentioned above, with the addition of Junín National Reserve, Chacamarca Historical Santuary, and the Yanachaga-Chemillén National Park.

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