📋 Tender Overview
The CONMEBOL Libertadores 2025 Final will allow the arrival of thousands of foreign tourists. They will have the opportunity to tour deep Peru and enjoy authentic experiences.Peru lives unforgettable days. The CONMEBOL Libertadores 2025 Final in Lima not only draws the worlds attention to South American football, but also opens an extraordinary window for thousands of international visitors to discover the essence of our country.
For this reason, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) invites all travelers to get to know Peru in a different way and enjoy authentic Community Tourism experiences, which combine nature, adventure and the living culture of our communities.
Community Tourism gives the traveler the opportunity to connect with the environment, always hand in hand with communities who share their ancestral knowledge and the richness of their territories, offering authentic and sustainable experiences. Through Community Tourism, communities actively participate in tourism activity, boosting the local economy and strengthening the national tourism chain.
Travelers can find out about the offer available at https://beacons.ai/turismocomunitarioperu. There you will find the most interesting experiences offered directly by community-based organizations at the national level, a link that you can also find on the Mincetur institutional website.
Below, we present some of these destinations:
1. Alto Mayo (San Martin): living nature and inspiring culture. In Tingana, visitors canoe through floodplain forests, observe birds and primates in their habitat, and learn first-hand about the communitys efforts to conserve this ecosystem. In Santa Elena, a conservation benchmark with more than ten years of work, you can walk among aguajales, sail in a canoe and live with the guardians of the forest. In the Palestine Caves, an initiative led by women invites you to explore one of the deepest caverns in Peru and visit the Morfo Azul butterfly garden, a space that reveals the magic of metamorphosis and Amazonian biodiversity.
2. Granja Porcon (Cajamarca): tradition, work and nature. This communal cooperative model allows you to participate in agricultural and livestock activities, horseback riding, boat rides and walks through forests and ancestral routes, in addition to learning about traditional crafts such as weaving and wood carving.
3. Laraos in Nor Yauyos - Cochas (Lima Region): landscapes that make you fall in love. Here, travelers find the ideal combination of living history, nature and hospitality. Activities include planting and harvesting on platforms, outdoor pachamanca, mountain biking and artisanal fishing.
4. Tambopata (Mother of God): the Amazon at its finest. In Baawaja, the alliance between the Eseeja Native Community of Infierno and Rainforest Expeditions gave rise to Posada Amazonas, the most recognized nature experience in Latin America. There you can practice canopy, kayaking, wildlife observation, ethnobotanical visits, photographic expeditions and night walks through the jungle.
At a time when Peru is receiving the worlds attention, Mincetur invites all travelers to discover what makes the country unique: its communities, its landscapes and its living culture. Traveling through Peru is an opportunity to live experiences that transform, connect and leave an indelible mark on each visitor.
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE AND TOURISM
