The South Valley of Cusco offers unique experiences beyond the Sacred Valley. Visit Inca sites like Tipón and Raqchi, enjoy Andean bread in Oropesa, or explore shamanic traditions in Huasao. With local tours or public transport, it’s an enriching Andean adventure!
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San Blas in Cusco: A Guide to the Bohemian Neighborhood
San Blas in Cusco is a vibrant hub of art, history, and charm. Wander cobblestone streets, explore artisan markets, enjoy stunning views, and dine at cozy spots. With art galleries, historic San Blas Church, and eateries like Limbus Restobar, it’s a must-visit in Cusco!
Traditional Markets in Cusco: Culture and Tradition Alive
Cusco’s markets, like San Blas, Huancaro, and San Pedro, offer a sensory journey through Peruvian culture. Discover fresh produce, traditional foods, unique crafts, and the vibrant spirit of Cusco. Viagens Machu Picchu can guide your unforgettable market tour!
Discover the Cacao Route: Chocolate Tourism in Peru
When it comes to chocolate, you can think of Belgium or Switzerland as the top chocolate makers in the world, popular not only for their quality but also for their delicious taste. However, in recent years, the chocolate industry in Peru has been growing quickly. According to statistics, Peru is in the top three cacao […]
Top Coffee Spots in Cusco for Authentic Andean Flavor
If you love coffee as much as we do, we must tell you Peru won’t disappoint. You can find specialty coffee spots in Peru’s big cities, like Lima, Arequipa, Trujillo, and Cusco. About this one, Cusco probably has the best coffee in the country thanks to its high quality. Although the Cusco department is located […]
Free Attractions in Cusco and Beyond in Peru
Cusco offers free must-sees like the 12-angle stone, historic center, and San Blas. Beyond Cusco, Peru’s free gems include Yanahuara in Arequipa, Miraflores’ coast in Lima, and Máncora’s beaches. Discover Peru affordably, exploring its historic charm and natural beauty.
T’anta Wawa Bread: A Taste of Peruvian Tradition
T’anta Wawa, Peru’s baby-shaped bread, is a symbolic All Saints Day treat. Rooted in Andean tradition, it’s shared across families, with ingredients and designs varying by region. Seen also in Bolivia and Ecuador, it embodies life cycles and is often paired with festivities.
Uncovering the Best Craft Breweries in Cusco
Cusco’s craft beer scene is thriving with local breweries like Bardock, Barbarian, Zenith, and Cervecería del Valle Sagrado. These breweries use local ingredients and creative brewing to craft unique beers, offering visitors a taste of Peru’s innovative, artisanal beer culture.
Vegetarian Food in Cusco: Our Top 10 Picks
Cusco offers diverse vegetarian eateries, from Green Point to Organika, serving fresh, organic, and flavorful dishes. Whether you’re vegan or vegetarian, enjoy Peru’s vibrant cuisine with Viagens Machu Picchu as your guide. Savor local flavors in Peru’s historic city!
Rainbow Mountain Trek: Full Day Experience
If you love outdoor activities as much as we do, then you’ll surely be glad to know there is a magical place waiting for you right at the heart of the Vilcanota mountain range. The Vinicunca Mountain, also known as the Rainbow Mountain of Peru is the most sought-after day trek near the Imperial City […]