🇵🇪Cusco • Machu Picchu • Lima • Amazon

Your New Favourite Peru Travel App

Turn your Peru adventure into a beautiful TripBook. Document Incan ruins, track your mountain treks, capture every archaeological discovery—all organized by day and location, with offline mode for remote Andes locations.

Organized by Trek & Day (Inca Trail, Rainbow Mountain...)
Works Offline (Perfect for Remote Mountains)
Share with Family Back Home (One Link)
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TripMemo Peru travel journal app
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Machu Picchu

Sunrise at 6am - magical!

2,847 photos

Auto-organized by day

Works offline

Perfect for Inca Trail

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Rainbow Mountain

5,200m altitude trek

The Peru Photo Problem

2 Weeks in Peru, 3,000+ Photos

Every ruin is ancient. Every mountain is breathtaking. Every meal is photogenic. You come home with chaos.

Ruins Overload

Was that Machu Picchu or Ollantaytambo? Which day was Sacsayhuaman? All ruins blur together.

Lost Cevicherias

That incredible ceviche spot... was it in Lima or Cusco? You'll never find it again.

Mountain Chaos

Rainbow Mountain, Inca Trail, Sacred Valley—your camera roll is a jumbled mess of peaks.

No Time to Organize

You're too busy trekking to sort photos. Back home, it feels overwhelming.

TripMemo organizes your Peru trip automatically.

Day by day. Trek by trek. Every ruin, meal, and moment—findable forever.

Map-first journaling

Your Peru trip, pinned where it happened

A great Peru travel journal isn't just chronological—it's geographic. TripMemo ties your ruin visits, mountain treks, and Amazon stops to the map, so your journey across Peru clicks instantly.

  • Pin ruins, markets, and viewpoints as you go
  • See your entire Peru route at a glance
  • Share your map with family following from home
TripMemo travel map with photos and pins across Peru

Built for Peru Trips

Your Peru TripBook, Effortless

Every Day Becomes a Page

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Your Journey, Pinned

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Works Offline

Remote mountains have no WiFi. Document treks, ruins, and jungle adventures—syncs when you're back online.

No Connection

24 photos saved locally

Bulk Upload 300 Photos

Mountain days mean hundreds of photos. Add up to 300 at once—auto-organized by date & location.

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Share with Family

Generate a private link for your Peru TripBook. Family follows your journey without downloading an app.

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Peruvian Food Journal Built-In

Every ceviche, lomo saltado, pisco sour, and anticucho. Add notes about what you ordered and where. Build your own Peru food map.

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Ceviche

Lima

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Lomo Saltado

Cusco

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Pisco Sour

Miraflores

Beautiful Peru mountains and Machu Picchu
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Experience Peru

Every Moment Treasured

Every ruin, every mountain summit, every culinary adventure—TripMemo captured the magic of Peru.

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5,200m

Rainbow Mountain

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500+

Incan Sites

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3,000km

Andes Range

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365

Days of Food

"Every ruin, every mountain pass, every ceviche discovery—TripMemo captured the magic of Peru. Looking back feels like being there again."

— Sarah T., 3-week Peru adventure

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Peru Routes

Document Your Route

Whether you're doing the classic circuit or trekking the Inca Trail, TripMemo captures every stop.

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Classic Peru

First-timer essentials

10-14 days
Lima→
Cusco→
Sacred Valley→
Machu Picchu
Incan ruinsColonial citiesMountain viewsLocal markets
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Inca Trail Trek

Classic trekking route

4-7 days
Cusco→
Ollantaytambo→
Sun Gate→
Machu Picchu
Mountain passesCloud forestsAncient pathwaysSunrise arrival
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Peru & Bolivia Circuit

Cross-border adventure

14-21 days
Lima→
Cusco→
Puno→
Lake Titicaca→
La Paz
Floating islandsAndean highlandsColonial architecture
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Amazon Extension

Jungle wildlife

3-5 days
Puerto Maldonado→
Tambopata→
Manu→
Iquitos
MacawsJungle lodgesRiver expeditionsWildlife

Take TripMemo to Peru

Every ruin, mountain, and culinary moment—captured in beautiful Polaroid-style layouts.

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What to Document

Peru Photo Opportunities

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Machu Picchu

Sun Gate, Classic postcard view, Temple of the Sun, Intihuatana stone

Tip: Arrive at sunrise before crowds and mist clears

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Rainbow Mountain

Vinicunca summit, Red Valley, Ausangate viewpoint

Tip: Leave Cusco at 3am for best light and fewer crowds

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Sacred Valley Ruins

Ollantaytambo, Pisac, Moray terraces, Maras salt mines

Tip: Golden hour makes the terraces glow amber

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Amazon Wildlife

Macaw clay licks, canopy walkways, jungle rivers, night safaris

Tip: Early morning for best wildlife activity

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Colonial Cusco

Plaza de Armas, San Blas neighborhood, Qorikancha, Sacsayhuaman

Tip: Blue hour captures both street lights and sky

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Peruvian Food

Ceviche, lomo saltado, anticuchos, pisco sours, local markets

Tip: Document the presentation—Peruvian plating is art

Perfect for Every Peru Traveler

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Trekkers

Navigate Peru's trails and keep every mountain memory organized

Solo Travel App →
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Couples & Honeymoons

Both partners contribute to one shared Peru TripBook

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Backpackers

Extended Peru trips with hostel hopping and mountain adventures

Backpacking App →
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Families

Capture the kids at ruins, share with grandparents back home

Family Travel App →
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"Two weeks in Peru, 4,000+ photos, and TripMemo kept everything organized by trek and day. My family followed along from home and could actually see our journey unfold. Best way to document a Peru trip."

Miguel R.

First Peru trip • Lima to Cusco to Amazon

Peru Travel Journal FAQ

Does TripMemo work offline at Machu Picchu?
Absolutely! Machu Picchu has no WiFi, and most Inca Trail trekking routes are completely offline. TripMemo works completely offline—add photos, write journal entries, and organize your trek adventures without internet. Everything syncs automatically when you're back at your hotel or a cafe with WiFi in Cusco or Lima.
Can I organize photos from multiple Peru treks?
Yes! TripMemo automatically organizes photos by date and location. As you trek from Cusco to the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu to Rainbow Mountain, your photos are grouped chronologically and pinned to a map. You can also create separate pages for each trek, making it easy to revisit specific mountain memories.
How do I document the Inca Trail in Peru?
TripMemo is perfect for Inca Trail trekking. Capture mountain passes, ancient ruins, campsite moments, and summit arrivals. The map view beautifully shows your entire route through the Andes, and you can add notes about which viewpoints had the best sunrise and trail conditions.
Is TripMemo good for backpackers in Peru?
Perfect for backpackers. Peru is a top backpacking destination, and TripMemo handles extended trips beautifully. Document your journey from Lima to Cusco to the Amazon, track all the hostels you stayed at, the cevicherias you discovered, and the travelers you met. Great for gap year adventures.
Can I share my Peru trip with family back home?
Yes! Generate a private shareable link for your Peru TripBook. Family can view your photos, stories, and travel map without downloading an app. It's more meaningful than scattered Instagram posts and lets them follow your adventure in real-time if you update during the trip.
How do I keep track of all the ruins I visit in Peru?
Every photo in TripMemo is GPS-tagged, creating a visual map of archaeological sites you've visited. Add notes about each one—Machu Picchu, Ollantaytambo, Sacsayhuaman, Pisac—what made it special, whether it was crowded, best time to visit. You're building a personalized Peru guidebook from your own experiences.
What's the best app for a gap year in Peru?
TripMemo is ideal for extended Peru trips because it handles massive photo volumes, works offline in remote mountain areas, organizes everything chronologically, and lets you share your journey with family. Document your entire gap year from coastal Lima to mountain Cusco to jungle Amazon in one beautiful TripBook.
Can I add cevicheria locations to my TripBook?
Absolutely! Food is a huge part of Peru. Document every cevicheria, lomo saltado restaurant, pisco sour bar, and local market discovery. Add photos, notes about what you ordered, and GPS location. Build a personal food map of Peru you can reference for future trips or share with friends.
What makes TripMemo different from Google Photos for a Peru trip?
Google Photos stores images but doesn't organize them into a travel story. TripMemo creates structured TripBooks with day-by-day pages, combines photos with written memories, shows everything on a map, and makes sharing seamless. For a photo-heavy destination like Peru with ruins and mountains, this organization is invaluable.
Can both people document a couples trip to Peru?
Yes! Traveling to Peru with your partner? Both of you can contribute to the same TripBook in real-time. Invite them via QR code or link, and both perspectives are captured—they might photograph the mountain details while you capture the sunset. Perfect for couples and honeymoons in Peru.
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From ancient Machu Picchu to vibrant Rainbow Mountain—create a TripBook that captures every moment.

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