Cajabamba, paradise earth that has very genuine nuances expressed strongly in their landscape, accentuating them in the dawns, in sunsets, in seasons, in full moon nights by silvery, Spiked twinkling stars in the sky, in other cases , heavy rains that dawn with his symphony onomatopoeia, combing vestuosos humble roofs and thatched roofs of … Seguir leyendo
By Manuel Vigo December 12, 2012 Peru’s cuisine continues to draw international accolades. Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism Jose Luis Silva announced, on Wednesday, that Peru has won two categories at the 2012 World Travel Awards (WTA). Peru was named ‘World’s Leading Culinary Destination’, while Machu Picchu was named the ‘World’s Leading Green Destination’. … Seguir leyendo
By Brayan Coraza Morveli with David Knowlton From ancient times Peru has been a land of flutes. Different kinds of flutes formed ensembles that played for different events and, like a calendar, marked the season’s passing. Even today, though, in Cuzco one can hear every kind of music that plays in international ears, these flutes continue. … Seguir leyendo
The sun is out in Lima and temperatures are rising to their summer highs, which means only one thing: it’s time to drink hot chocolate. Hot chocolate joins panetón, lechón and turkey in Peru’s canon of Christmas foods. However, this is a bit strange, as Christmas falls in early summer in Lima. As María Pía … Seguir leyendo
From 2013 onwards, the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu could draw one million tourists a year thanks to a strong advertising campaign, according to the National Chamber of Tourism (Canatur). Carlos Canales, head of Canatur, set this number as a goal, considering that this archaeological site has attracted over 630,000 visitors annually in recent years. … Seguir leyendo
Do you know what a cajón is? Click the link to see a great video of this Afro-Peruvian music! Seguir leyendo
Peru’s economy is doing better than the much talked about and referenced South American giant, Brazil. Seguir leyendo
Try these 5 off the beaten track, yet sought after restaurants for some of the best food Lima has to offer! Seguir leyendo
3,000 people a weekend? What are you missing out on?! Seguir leyendo
The show continues with this weeks newest member to the cast! Seguir leyendo
Mexico’s just a small fish in the big sea of Peruvian ceviche. Seguir leyendo
Step back in time for a moment to a Lima before skyscrapers! Seguir leyendo
Lima is full of architectural delights that have lasted through the centuries. Here are some of the most famous. Seguir leyendo
10 free (great) things to do in Lima for the tourist and local alike! Seguir leyendo
Celebrate by going out with friends or making your own at home with this recipe! Seguir leyendo
5 days of opportunities to try some of the best liquor Peru has to offer! Seguir leyendo
Peru is taking the world by storm: First economically and now gastronomically! Seguir leyendo
Sorry, this is not what you think it is. In fact, quite the opposite. The photos that we will be showcasing here actually have class and are worth checking out. 🙂 Lima has a lot of great gems hidden throughout its historic neighborhoods and in between the shadows of the new highrise apartment buildings. The … Seguir leyendo
Hotel Bolivar was the 5 star hotel of Lima where presidents, dignitaries and later Hollywood stars were introduced to Peru and it’s culture. Seguir leyendo
Looking across San Isidro to Chorrillos Marina. Seguir leyendo
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