In central Peru, the Andes mountains carve the landscape and direct rivers through the towering peaks. More than 1,000 feet above sea level, one fish navigates the winding rivers of the Pampa de ...

Huascaran National Park Snow-capped peaks in the peruvian Andes, Huascaran National Park Mountain Villagers in traditional clothing, at the Q'eswachaka bridge festival, Peru Panorama of Mountains ...

Hunter-gatherers living in South America around 9,000 years ago had a predominantly plant-based diet – challenging the widely held view that these societies were made up of mainly meat eaters ...

and trek into the highlands of the cloud-topped Andes, the second highest mountain range in the world. —Maryellen Kennedy Duckett Here are the top 5 places to visit in Peru Here are the top 5 ...

A vibrant city break sets the stage for breathtaking hikes through the Andes.

Shrinking Andean glaciers threaten water supplies for 90 million people, with near-total ice loss possible by 2100 unless ...

The Andes mountain range, located in South America ... Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina. Over the centuries, numerous civilisations have thrived in these rugged ...

The glaciers that sit high in the Andes -- or Andean Mountain Range -- extend through Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia, and provide water used for domestic consumption ...

For those with limited time but a desire to experience the majesty of the Andes and Peru’s culture, Mountain Lodges of Peru has launched two new three-day itineraries: ...

Peru's oil and gas production is relatively modest at present. But the recent discovery of reserves under the foothills east of the Andes mountains in the north of the country offers the prospect ...

Around 40,000 Inca nobles ruled an empire of 12 million conquered people throughout the Andes mountain range in South America ... problems with that because Peru is one thing now.

The glaciers high in the Andes Mountains are melting fast—and scientists say this threatens the water supply of over 90 million people in South America.