Welcome to Lacock
With its geranium-covered cottages, higgledy-piggledy rooftops and idyllic location next to a rushing brook, the medieval village of Lacock seems to have been preserved in aspic since the mid-19th century. The village has been in the hands of the National Trust since 1944, and is almost entirely untouched by modern development – there are no telephone poles or electric streetlights, and it’s kept largely free of traffic thanks to the main visitor car park on the outskirts of the village. Unsurprisingly, it’s also a popular location for costume dramas and feature films – parts of the Harry Potter films, as well as BBC adaptations of Moll Flanders and Pride and Prejudice, were all filmed here.
A 210 km northeast of Lima, initially taking the Panamericana highway north and then claimed a detour to the east, lies Churín interandino a pictures...
Located at the height of 105 km from the Pan American Highway, north of Lima, National Reserve is a unique natural ecosystem preserved Known Costeras ...
Located 135 km (2 hours) south of Lima, on the Panamerican Highway South, lies the valley of Canete. Extensive and highly technical fertile fields, am...
Preferred of Lima. From km 35 of the Panamericana Sur highway begins a string of beautiful beaches that extends continuously along the coast to the ci...
Reserved Zone are comprised of an extensive wetland vegetation of cattails and constitute one of the main shelters more than 150 species of birds, inc...