Peru does locate on the west-central coast of South America, with an area of 1’285.215 km² and 28 million inhabitants.
The traditional way to reach Peru is by air to the city of Lima. Another traditional way is to arrive by land via the border points with Chile (via Tacna), Ecuador (via Tumbes), and Bolivia (via Desaguadero – Puno).
Regional flights with other South American cities arrive at Cusco, Arequipa, Tacna, and Iquitos.
International airlines operate scheduled flights to Jorge Chávez International Airport, located in Lima.
The traditional way to reach Cusco is by air.
Cusco does connect by important roads that communicate it with the main cities of the south of Peru and Lima.
There are regular daily flights from Cusco airport/to Lima (approximate flight time, 55 minutes). There are regular flights to/from Arequipa, Juliaca (Puno – Lake Titicaca), and Puerto Maldonado (Tambopata). There are also flighting Cusco – La Paz, Bolivia.
The Airport of Cusco (CUZ) is the Airport Teniente Alejandro Velasco Astete.
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Domestic flights from/to the city of Cusco
Important highways connect Cusco with the main cities of the south of Peru that communicate it with Lima – Nazca, Arequipa and Puno, and Puerto Maldonado.
From Cusco, there are train services to Machu Picchu and Puno.
Cusco has modern communication services, such as telephone, mail, cable TV, fax, Internet connections, and courier service.