This fall, visitors to the Boca Raton Museum of Art can embark on a journey through time to discover a culture that thrived in a mystical world, with the world premiere exhibition of “Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru.”

Opening Saturday, October 16, “Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru” will by the largest exhibition to showcase Peru’s cultural legacy and extraordinary biodiversity. The groundbreaking event is produced by Inkaterra Asociación in alliance with the curators of the record-breaking “Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of Pharaohs.” This sweeping exhibition spans 3,000 years across the ancient cultures of Peru, rivaled only by Ancient Egypt in longevity, and by the Roman Empire in engineering.

This all-new, immersive museum experience will transport visitors from the cradle of civilization in the Southern Hemisphere to the jewel of the Inca Empire: the city of Machu Picchu. The exhibition boasts a stunning selection of 192 artifacts from the Larco Museum, including spectacular gold treasures that once belonged to noble Andean lords – one of the most impressive collections of gold treasures to ever tour the world.

Visitors will also enjoy the first-ever virtual reality (VR) tour of the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, designed with cutting-edge immersive technologies.

“Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru’ is the most innovative way for welcoming travelers from all around the world to explore our many wonders”, says José Koechlin, head of Inkaterra Asociación and environmental partner to the exhibition.

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WORLD TOURISM ORGANIZATION HAILS MACHU PICCHU,
FIRST CARBON- NEUTRAL WONDER OF THE WORLD

The United Nations World Tourism Organization celebrates Inkaterra’s initiative to make Machu Picchu the first carbon- neutral Wonder of the World.

Inkaterra’s recent project is included among the World Tourism Organizations’s OnePlanet Sustainable Tourism Programme, which champions tourism policies and practices to address the challenges of pollution, biodiversity loss, and climate change. It supports the transition towards a circular economy as a pathway for the sustainable development of tourism.

Through a strategic alliance that brings together several key players to ensure a carbon-free future for Machu Picchu, Inkaterra joins efforts with the Municipality of Machu Picchu, AJE Group, and the National Service of Protected Natural Areas (SERNANP). A successful story about the goals achieved when the public and private sectors work together, this initiative makes Machu Picchu the first destination in Latin America to achieve a circular economy through an innovative strategy for sustainable waste management.

For Machu Picchu’s carbon-neutral certification, a collaboration with GreenInitiative was established. Machu Picchu is expected to meet the requirements necessary to achieve carbon- neutral status by September 2021. This commitment aims to reduce carbon emissions by 45% in 2030, and achieve zero net emissions (carbon neutrality) by 2050, in accordance with the Paris Agreement guidelines.

Click here to learn more about Inkaterra’s efforts to make Machu Picchu the first carbon- neutral Wonder of the Modern World.

THE ENCHANTING INKATERRA CANOPY TREEHOUSE
FEATURED ON CNBC

CNBC’s Monica Buchanan reveals why affluent travelers are booking the world’s most unique accommodations in the great outdoors – “a nostalgic source of comfort and solitude: treehouses.” Among her fine selection is the enchanting Canopy Treehouse at Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica, “located more than 70 feet above the rainforest floor at the end of a series of seven suspended bridges.”

Built in the local Ese-Eja design with palm-thatched roof and wooden floors, the Inkaterra Canopy Treehouse also offers guests a multi-course dinner and drinks amid treetops, served by a personal butler on top of an observation platform, facing a most splendid view of the Madre de Dios river.

INKATERRA CABO BLANCO
CELEBRATES THE ALL-TACKLE WORLD RECORD’S
68th ANNIVERSARY

August 4 marked the 68^th anniversary of the International Game Fish Association’s all-tackle world record – the 1560lb black marlin landed by Alfred Glassell, Jr. Since then, Cabo Blanco became the world’s sport fishing mecca, enticing Hollywood superstars and the legendary Ernest Hemingway, who rode the iconic Miss Texas fishing boat.

Now, one of the world’s great historical fishing grounds is within your reach with the Inkaterra Condominium, privileged with a stunning view of the seaside and its ancient sails. House owners will have access to the Inkaterra Sail & Surf Club, with an exclusive marine front area (500m west by 2000m North to South). Facilities include a vast array of beach sports and experiences, such as scuba diving, sport fishing, and world class waves for kitesurf and surfing.

For further information, visit us at www.condominiocaboblanco.com/en/.

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