Peru’s national dish ceviche - raw fish marinated in lime, red onions, and roast corn on the side.

We haven't picked out all the places we will stay, but we hope to make it interesting!

Habitat for Humanity brings people together to help build affordable homes for low income families

Kiva supplies small loans for education, agriculture, shelter, food, and sustainable ventures.

Doctors Without Borders supports volunteer doctors and emergency medical aid delivery around the world for disasters, conflict, and epidemics.

We'll send you a picture, especially if we see any space ships.

Peruvian knitted sock slippers with leather soles

Wright and Zegarra studied Machu Picchu with permission of the Instituto Nacional de Cultura de Peru. Zegarra is a Professor of Archaeology at the University of Cusco andspent several years as the resident archaeologist at Machu Picchu.

A friend has this camera and it is awesome for taking great underwater shot! Also great for raft trips.

To climb the Andes Mountains to the Incan citadel of Machu Picchu, we will need some help.

Golden pan fried tacu-tacu (rice and bean cake) topped with squid. A national stable, plus tentacles!

See folk dances from almost all Peruvian regions performed by several professional folk dance companies with spectacular traditional outfits at the Asociación Cultural Brisas del Titicaca. Enjoy a Peruvian Andean dinner during the show, then an opportunity get out on the dance floor afterwards ourselves.

Taquile woven table cloth, Inca and Ollantaytambo weavings, and Shipibo-Konibo embroidered wall tapestry to remind of us our trip and brighten our home.

Reviewers say this was their 'best meal in Peru!'. Meal for four.

A day trip from Cusco we can go rafting in the Andes

Boat trip out to the floating city made of reeds. Lunch on the floating city, hosted at a home.

Hand knit hats

Largest water park in the world, a delightful tour of dancing water and lights — more than a dozen fountains send water shooting into the air, choreographed to music and light at the Magic Water Circuit (Circuito Mágico del Agua). Locals and tourists agree it's surprisingly awesome. The fountains are open Wednesday through Sunday, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., with three light shows each night after dark; admission is about 2$ per person. Taxi fare from the hotel about $15.

Our chance to learn to cook Peruvian specialties! Then eat what we cook.

Bridges 30 meters up let you see the birds and animals inhabiting the canopy of the rainforest.

During our trip to Manu park one of the trips takes visitors out before dawn to watch the Macaws and parrots arrive for their daily ingestion of salty clay.

To keep us well watered on our hike to Machu Picchu

The Sacred Valley of the Incas was a crucial area for the Inca empire and it functioned as both an agricultural, spiritual and political center for them.