2024 Flower Calendar – Peru Nature Calendar

Our flower calendar is fully customizable to make a unique personalized gift. This nature calendar captures the foliage found in the Sacred Valley of Peru.

When planning my trips, I always add at least a half an hour to the time stated in travel books. If it is an hour climb, that means at least an hour and a half for a climbing photographer.

Hiking the trails along the ruins of Pisac and Machu Pichu is a photographer’s dream. Some of my favorite images are displayed in this calendar.

Our Nature Calendar Features

Our Calendars have a variety of options:

• Available in three sizes – Standard, Small, and Huge(Example: Size 11″x17″ hung on the wall has pages that measure 11″ x 8.5″)
• Full bleed high quality dynamic color printing,
• 100 lb cover weight high gloss paper, wire-o bound,
• January – December or choose your own optional start and end dates,
• Preview of the following year,
• Choose from 13 unique styles for dates and holidays
• Wire-o binding in 7 different colors.
• Bulk Quantity Discounts begin upon ordering 2 or more calendars

Flower Descriptions by Month

See Inside this Calendar

• January: 4 featured photos of Machu Pichu Ruins and foliage
• February: Blossoms found along the Machu Pichu trail
• March: Gorgeous red flower sprouting from banana palms
• April: Unique orange closeup (flower found amongst Pisac Ruins)
• May: Lace-like pink flower extending toward the sun
• June: Don’t brush against this delicate nestle of red stemmed thorns
• July: A lonely catus grows strong near the summit of Huayna Picchu
• August: A cloudy rain forest creates a mystical feel where hidden blossoms extend 6 inches long around the next turn
• September: Tiny clusters of flowers setting to seed create pompoms of yellow along the climb up Putucusi
• October: Remember to look down in the shadowed forest on the bank of the Putucusi climb. You might catch a glipse of purple fallen from a tree.
• November: As you stop to breathe in oxygen at high altitude, bend down and try a close-up shot of more pink blossoms.
• December: Look up. Has the sky ever been so blue? And look, there’s another splash of pin extending above your head.

Purchase this Calendar

About the Photographer
Tracy Foote spent her childhood summers at camp in the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York where she developed a love of nature, the outdoors, and mountain climbing. Her passion for conservation grew as she traveled and explored many ruins in Latin America. Using her photographs from Peru, she hopes to inspire enthusiasm for travel and create some unique gift ideas for someone special.

Other Peru Gift Ideas

[zstore contributorhandle=”” keywords=”peru” showhowmany=”6″]