Inkaterra founder and CEO José Koechlin addressed all homes amid challenging times posed by COVID-19, with a message of hope and inspiration shared through social media.

“Tourism is a source of inspiration”, José Koechlin reflects on Inkaterra’s most recent video. “We humans need to travel, to move, to experience the diversity of culture and nature abroad. Travel makes us wiser and more sensitive. It allows us to feel free.”

During this moment to be safe next to your loved ones, Inkaterra encourages you to keep planning your holidays across Peru – from the evergreen Amazon rainforest to the heights of Machu Picchu, we will welcome you with utmost enthusiasm.

As Joe concludes: “This pandemic will fade away. But your travel bucket list will not.”

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FIVE INKATERRA HOTELS NOMINATED FOR
CONDÉ NAST TRAVELER 2020 READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS

Your preference graces us with the nomination of five Inkaterra properties at the Condé Nast Traveler 2020 Readers’ Choice Awards – a validation of Inkaterra’s 45-year effort placing scientific research, biodiversity conservation and sustainability at the very core of its approach to hospitality. We are thrilled to invite you to vote here for Inkaterra in the ‘Hotels’ category.

The Readers’ Choice Awards gives Condé Nast’s readers an opportunity to choose their favorite travel experiences – from countries and cities to preferred resorts, hotels and spas. Vote now and you will have the chance to win a dream getaway for two – a 15-day, 14-night Grand European Viking River Cruise from Amsterdam to Budapest.

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ENJOY FAMILY TIME WITH
‘COCO THE ANDEAN BEAR’
ACTIVITY BOOK

With most of the world working from home at this moment, it can be hard to keep inspired and motivated. Especially if you have children who are always eager for fun. Get ready to play with your kids downloading these gifts available in our website’s new ‘At Home’ section.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Inkaterra Andean Bear Conservation Center in Machu Picchu, “Coco the Andean Bear” is a fun-packed activity book to learn through games and trivia about South America’s only bear species – main source of inspiration for the world-known Paddington Bear.

TRY THIS AT HOME:
EASY AND HEALTHY RECIPES
FROM INKATERRA’S CHEF

With ingredients available anywhere around the world, now you can have a taste of Peru’s delightful gastronomy at home. Try these easy, healthy and delicious recipes brought to you by our corporate chef Rafael Casin, member of Relais & Châteaux.

As starter, a refreshing trout ceviche with avocado. For main courses, two Inkaterra classics: beef tenderloin and Amazon-style fried rice. Veggies are most welcome with a red quinoa quinotto and spaghetti dressed with tomato sauce and basil. Sweeten up with quinoa pancakes and chocolate bar with chia and coconut, two of Inkaterra’s most beloved desserts.

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#INSPIREDBYINKATERRA:
SHARE YOUR TRAVEL EXPERIENCES
ACROSS PERU

We invite all travelers to share your most captivating adventures at Inkaterra by tagging us on Instagram with the hashtag #InspiredByInkaterra.

It could be when you climbed the Inkaterra Canopy Walkway, with the sun rising over the Madre de Dios River. A close encounter with wildlife in the depths of the Amazon rainforest – say a jaguar, or a giant river otter. The birds you added to your life list while travelling across Inkaterra grounds, where 903 species are registered. A native orchid you saw blooming at Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel. The relaxing time you spent in the comfort of our spas. Or that yoga session amid the mountains of Cusco’s Sacred Valley.

You name it: whether at home or in the field, the colors of Peru will always make you feel inspired.

COMING SOON: THE SHORT FILMS FROM
WERNER HERZOG’S WORKHOP IN PERU

Stay tuned for screening dates, as Inkaterra will soon share a selection of the short features produced in May 2018, during Werner Herzog’s creative workshop in Madre de Dios. One of the boldest filmmakers in cinema history, Herzog grasped the essence of the Peruvian landscape through his artistry, in the cult films Aguirre: the Wrath of God (1972) and Fitzcarraldo (1982) – both co-produced by Inkaterra founder José Koechlin, whose memory of his long-lasting friendship with Werner Herzog is available here.

From the spark to the editing, Werner Herzog guided 48 young filmmakers from 28 countries. Their mission: to produce, in only 11 days and within the conceptual framework of “Fever Dreams in the Jungle”, a film in the rainforest. One of the most fascinating creative experiences in Peru, this selection of shorts delivers a prism revealing the essence of Madre de Dios.

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