LORD OF MIRACLES (2014)

Considered a milestone in the history of the purple tradition, Lord of Miracles is a work that upraises one of the world’s most impressive demonstrations of faith, which emphasizes Peruvian identity.

Inkaterra has accomplished the most complete graphic research on the Lord of Miracles and an epic chronicle spanning three centuries, allowing readers to discover the complete history of this tradition since its origins in 17^th-Century Lima, to its portrayal in Peruvian art and its current presence around the world.

THE LAST DAYS OF THE INCAS (2012)

Drawing on both native and Spanish chronicles, Kim MacQuarrie tells the dramatic story of the Spanish conquest, with all its savagery and suspense. From the arrival of Francisco Pizarro in 1532 – who with a company of 167 men brutally defeated the Inca emperor Atahualpa and eighty thousand of his warriors at the Battle of Cajamarca – to the massive rebellion led by Atahualpa’s brother, the young emperor Manco Inca, The Last Days of the Incas recounts a deadly guerrilla war that lasted 36 years.

Kim MacQuarrie vividly recreates the search for the lost capital of Vilcabamba, Manco Inca’s hideout, and its recent discovery along with Machu Picchu in Southeastern Peru. A fascinating historical account and a modern-day adventure tale, The Last Days of the Incas brings one of the greatest stories in the world back to life.

ORCHIDS AT INKATERRA MACHU PICCHU PUEBLO HOTEL (2007)

This deluxe edition commemorates 20 years of native orchid conservation at Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel, in the Andean cloud forest. 372 species of orchids are registered within hotel grounds, the world’s largest diversity of native species set in their natural environment.

Stunning raw original photos are showcased throughout the book, including 178 native orchid species, seven new species to science, and drawings by artist Angela Mirro.

FLÓRULA DE LA RESERVA ECOLÓGICA INKATERRA (2006)

Inkaterra Asociación and the Missouri Botanical Garden present an inventory of 1266 vascular plant species registered at Inkaterra’s areas of influence in the Amazon rainforest of Madre de Dios, such as Rolin Island and Lake Sandoval.

CUSCO AMAZÓNICO (1991)

The rainforest in the Southwestern part of the Amazon Basin, in Southeastern Peru are home to scores of amphibians and reptiles. Cusco Amazónico: The Lives of Amphibians and Reptiles in an Amazonian Rainforest is a richly illustrated and comprehensive account of the lives of 151 of these species. William E. Duellman’s masterpiece of community ecology includes descriptions of the physical environment and vegetation found in this unique habitat along with syntheses of abundance, mass, feeding, reproductive guilds, and daily and seasonal patterns of activity.

Duellman’s book has become a standard reference for herpetologists, tropical biologists, biogeographers, ecologists, and conservationists and stands on its own as a portrait of an animal community in a unique bioregion. According to Cornell University, Cusco Amazónico is “the baseline against which all future studies of Amazonian amphibians and reptiles (and even other organisms) will be compared.”