The
Commission for the Promotion of Peru for Export and Tourism (PromPeru) and the "Y Tú Qué Planes" platform are inviting domestic and foreign tourists to take part in one of the South American country's most iconic celebrations, where tradition and culture come alive.
Regions including Amazonas, Ancash, Ayacucho, Arequipa, Apurimac, Cajamarca, Cusco, Huanuco, Huancayo, Junin, Loreto, Madre de Dios, Pasco, Puno, San Martin, Tacna, Ucayali, Tumbes, and Piura are expecting to welcome tourists during this festive season, which will run until April this year.
PromPeru invites Peruvian and international visitors to explore the country's diverse regions and take part in these vibrant celebrations.
This is a unique opportunity to enjoy cultural activities while discovering the marvelous tourist attractions that Peru has to offer.
Through the digital campaign #CarnavaleaPerú, PromPeru aims to position carnivals as a key tourism attraction and promote the diverse cultural activities planned throughout the season.
Carnivals Across the Country
Ayacucho Carnival (March 1 - 5): Declared Cultural Heritage of Peru in 2003, it is an iconic celebration that fills the streets of Ayacucho with joy, colors, dances, and music, attracting visitors from all over the world.
Tarma Carnival, Junin Region (February 28 – March 5): This colonial-origin celebration is known for the "Rompimiento de la Muliza," where neighborhoods compete with new compositions that exalt love, heartbreak, and pride for Tarma and its people. Participants showcase elaborate, colorful costumes in a lively display of local culture.
Cajamarca Carnival (March 1 – 5): One of the most significant festivities in the region and the country. Its celebrations extend for nearly a month, from preparations to the main week, featuring competitions, parades, and major events.
Click here for more information on carnival activities and programs.
Travel Safely with IPERU
PromPeru invites both domestic and international travelers to enjoy a safe and hassle-free trip. For this, it recommends using IPERU's free tourist assistance service, which provides official information on attractions, routes, and destinations across the country.
For 24/7 assistance, contact:
Phone: (01) 574-8000
WhatsApp (messages only): +51 944 492 314
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Published: 2/19/2025