Each June, hundreds of Peruvian families come together for a one-of-a-kind festival near the village of Quehue. About 100 miles from Cusco, Quehue boasts an ancient tradition rooted in the culture of the Inca. Lasting four days, the event includes bridge building, dancing, a feast of local delicacies, and marks a unique way to learn about Peruvian culture for kids. Learn more about the Q’eswachaka Festival and why it helps locals “bridge” the cultural gap to their past.

Whether you’re looking for ancient mummies, massive stairways guarded by mythical creatures, or stunning colonial architecture, Cusco with kids is an adventure. It’s a spectacular city where kid-friendly activities abound. Of course, family fun in Peru doesn’t stop with the museums and plazas of Cusco. They’re just the beginning. Interested in learning more about what to do in Cusco on a Peru family trip? Let’s go!

When it comes to experiencing the Andes Mountains with kids, what’s the first image that comes to mind? Maybe marching up to the lost Inca city of Machu Picchu? Or, perhaps, snapping photos of your kiddos posed with alpacas and brightly-clad ladies in Cuzco? While these are must-see highlights, Peru family travel doesn’t stop there. Check out these kid-friendly destinations that showcase the diverse geography of the Peruvian Andes.

Situated between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains, Chile is a nation known for its astounding landscape diversity and rich cultural heritage. One of the longest countries in the world, Chile is bordered by Peru to the north, Bolivia and Argentina to the east, and the Pacific Ocean to the west and south. All told, Chile encompasses 2,700 miles (4,300 km) of coastline and contains a vast range of climates, ecosystems, and soils. Ready to learn more about visiting Chile with kids? Read on for our ultimate family travel guide.

From streetside tango to Malbec wines and gaucho culture, Argentina’s impressive size is rivaled by its vibrant culture and diverse natural landscapes. A kid-friendly destination, there’s plenty for little ones to see and do while adults get their fill of adventure (and great wine), too. Here’s our list of what to do in Argentina on a family vacation.

Narrowing down family-friendly activities in Lima with kids is no simple matter. The city abounds with fun activities for all ages. But even the pickiest kiddos will be fascinated by these three kid-friendly spots. So, consider making them a part of your next family trip to Peru.

Enjoying a family vacation to the max starts with planning for both the expected and unexpected as well as making space for the delightful moments. These tips will help you conquer travel challenges, savor each moment, and then relive the magic well after you’ve returned from your destination.

From packing the right gear to taking full advantage of your mode of transportation, these family travel tips makes traveling with kids a success rather than a stress. Sure, unexpected challenges will still show up along the way. But armed with these tips, you’ll also have plenty of aces in the hole.

No two families are alike. So, why do so many family vacation packages and tours look the same? At Our Whole Village, we think vacation opportunities should be just as varied and creative as the families who take them! That’s why, today, I’m shining a spotlight on distinct types of family travel. That way, you can find the best fit for your family’s unique interests and needs.

Research shows that our views of the world and ourselves are shaped by the personal experiences we encounter throughout life. The more experiences we have, the broader our horizons, the stronger our confidence. This is just one of the many benefits of a family vacation. Keep reading to find out more.