Peru Travel Info

Peru Maps

This section with Peru maps will help you to plan your travel to Peru much better. Please have a look on our general maps of Peru with ecological information, the main roads, regions and cities, and some other maps for if you are interested in other aspects of the country like density of the poblation and economic activities. We will also present some special maps as are the Inca Trail Map, other trails and tours. Check the links for all destinies and tours on the left. Please have a look at the right side to have immediate access to a map of Lima, a map of Cusco, a map of Arequipa, Puno, Nazca, Chimbote, Trujillo, Chiclayo, Piura, Ica, Tumbes, Puerto Maldonado, Huancayo, Ayacucho, Huaraz, Iquitos, Chimbote and Tacna.

If you would like to browse through the country and zoom in, check the googlemaps version below:

Map of Peru

View Larger Map The division in three very different ecological zones canbe seen on the map above; the Andes dividing the country in a narrow coastal zone, the Andes itself with mountians that go over 6000 meters, and the big amazon rainforest zone. See also our map in the climate section or go directly to the bigger map for an even better idea about these 3 zones.

Principal Roads in Peru

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The roads in Peru shown on this map are in good state especially on the coast. Here from North to South one can travel by bus or car over large distances rather easily, and enter or leave the country at the borders with Ecuador and Chile. Another story are the roads into the Andes. Arequipa is still easy to reach, but Cusco and Puno sometimes not, as especially in the rainy season, roads can be blocked now and then because of landslides, despite of those roads being completely asphalted nowadays. So always ask and check the situation locally when travelling by road. To reach Bolivia one could travel to Puno and cross the border towards La Paz. A new possibility to reach Rio Branco in Brasil is the road called the "Interoceanico", going from Cusco, to Puerto Maldonado in the jungle and then to the Brasilian border, from where one can travel further into Brasil. Very recently this road was finished, before it was quite an adventure to reach Puerto Maldonado from Cusco, especially in the rainy season. But even now, it is good to consult the state of the road before travelling. For more information on this road see here: Carretera Interoceanica
For some more maps, please click on the smaller versions below. We offer a Peru map on economic activities, a map with economic activities, and a map with the departments in Peru (icluding roads and mayor cities). Click on each map for a bigger version.

General overview of mayor cities, departments and mayor roads

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