An Introduction A few months ago, I found myself living in Cusco, Peru. After getting used to the basic customs and essential culture of the country, I was presented with a chance to adventure through the jungle of Manu National Park. Recognizing that this was a rare opportunity, I quickly accepted the offer – and...
High in the Peruvian Andes you can witness herds of llamas and alpacas. They live together: eating, playing and walking with their pastors (shepards). These beautiful animals are an integral part of Peruvian culture, from when the Incas lived in Machu Picchu to current times. Peru is easily the best place to see these well-loved Camelids....
Peru is home to the jungle, desert, coast and mountains; as well as a great variety of wildlife and insects. Full of wonder, tourists may be oblivious or turn a blind eye to some of the country’s hazards. Follow our useful advice about the Peruvian sun, mosquitos and altitude sickness – to maximize your comfort during...
Peru is famous for its street food and beverages. So much so, that while passing through Peruvian streets, you can never go hungry. On most sidewalks, you can find something to eat and drink. Among the variety of delicacies, you can buy on Peruvian streets, some are healthy while some are not. For me, the...
