Peruvian Highlands

The Peruvian Highlands are a rugged mountain region in central Peru, part of the Andes Mountain Range. They feature towering peaks, deep valleys, and terraced landscapes shaped by volcanic activity and centuries of agriculture. This area is culturally significant, home to indigenous communities and historic sites like Machu Picchu. The highlands influence Peru’s climate, agriculture, and water sources, providing a striking landscape that balances natural beauty with rich cultural history. Their elevation and terrain also impact travel and living conditions, making them a unique and vital part of Peru’s geography.