Peru

This publication provides readers with a magnificent collection of maps that trace the author's route, as well as an abundant and detailed selection of photographs -- the most complete assortment to date. These provide a well-honed glimpse of the current state of the road and its potential for rural tourism. Although the road is one of the Prehispanic world's most significant public works, it remains forgotten. It merits acknowledgement in light of knowledge and preservation.

This book goes beyond a presentation of Peru's beauty. It states different alternatives of tourism and the option of living a unique experience by exploring history, culture, nature and adventure, taking into acount the point of view that natural protected areas offer us. Additionally, this book presents examples of how these areas can be sources of social progress if they are used responsibly.