Discover Peru’s picanterías—traditional Andean eateries where authentic cuisine meets rich history and vibrant culture. Savor bold flavors of rocoto relleno and chicha de jora, and immerse in a culinary journey celebrating centuries-old traditions.!!
Cusco
Cusco’s 12-Angle Stone: A Masterpiece of Inca Ingenuity

Located on Hatunrumiyoc Street in Cusco, the 12-Angle Stone is an impressive example of Inca stonemasonry, demonstrating their advanced architectural techniques and resilience against earthquakes. Once part of the palace of Inca Roca, this stonework remains a symbol of the Inca Empire’s ingenuity. Beyond its historical importance, the stone is surrounded by myths, including tales of supernatural construction methods. Today, it remains a must-see attraction for travelers exploring Cusco’s rich heritage.
The Setas: The Andean Mushrooms That Taste Like History!

Setas, Peru’s wild Andean mushrooms, are a delicious part of traditional cuisine. Thriving after the rains, they’re foraged and enjoyed in dishes like Kapchi de Setas. Visit Cusco’s markets or the Concha Raymi festival to taste these earthy gems and explore Andean food culture!
Carnavales in Peru: Tradition, Joy, and Celebration

Carnavales in Peru is a vibrant celebration of life, culture, and tradition, blending indigenous customs with Spanish influences. Enjoy water fights, parades, dancing, and delicious food like Puchero and Seco de Chavelo. Explore top spots like Cusco, Cajamarca, and Piura!
2025 Guide to Machu Picchu’s New Visitor Circuits

Machu Picchu’s new circuits improve visitor flow, protect the ruins, and enhance experiences. Options include scenic views, historical sites, and royal Inca areas. Plan ahead, book early, and enjoy Peru’s most iconic wonder with a tailored route that fits your travel style.
Most Instagrammable Spots in Cusco, Peru

Cusco, Peru, offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and photogenic spots. From the artsy San Blas neighborhood to the Incan fortress Sacsayhuamán, this city has it all. Discover the top 8 Instagrammable spots, tips for perfect photos, and enjoy its vibrant beauty.
Unveiling the Charming Huaypo Lake in Cusco

Huaypo Lagoon, nestled in Cusco’s Sacred Valley, is a scenic gem surrounded by Andean peaks. It offers outdoor activities like kayaking, hiking, and birdwatching, plus cultural experiences with local communities. Legends of lost twins and a submerged town add to its mystique. Whether for adventure or relaxation, Huaypo is a must-visit Andean retreat.
Archaeologists discover secrets in Cusco’s Sacred Sites

In January 2025, archaeologists in Cusco unearthed a network of tunnels called “chincanas” linking Sacsayhuamán and Coricancha. This discovery reveals Inca engineering skills and their spiritual beliefs, shedding light on hidden mysteries of the Inca Empire.
Unveiling Cusco’s Seven Streets with Number 7

Cusco’s streets linked to the number seven hold deep cultural and historical meaning. From myths and sacred symbols to colonial architecture, these vibrant pathways, such as Siete Culebras and Siete Borreguitos, offer unique insights into the city’s rich past and Andean traditions
Cusco’s Portals: History Around Every Corner

Discover Cusco’s Plaza de Armas through its historic portals. Built on Inca designs, they tell tales of colonial trade, markets, and legends. From the Bread Portal to Portal de Carrizos, each arch blends Inca roots and Spanish heritage. Walk through history in the heart of Cusco!