Peru is rich in culture, gastronomy, diversity, and literature. Hundreds of people have been captivated not only in Latin America but in the world. That’s why we’ll show you some books and novels, written by Peruvian authors that you should read.
Top Things to Do in Arequipa
The White City of Arequipa awaits you with open arms! Learn everything about all the best things to do in and around the city with this travel guide.
Peruvian Music And Dance: What You Need To Know
Peru’s typical dances are a cultural manifestation that tells the story of its evolution. Learn about the most popular dances and music here!
Quechua Words and Meanings: A Beginners Guide
Quechua is the second widely spoken language in some countries within South America. Although it is predominant in the central area of the Peruvian Andes, it’s also spoken in some regions of Ecuador, Bolivia, Colombia, Chile, and Argentina. Learn more about it here!
A Tasty Journey Through Cusco’s Iconic Desserts
Cusco’s dessert scene is a delicious mix of Andean tradition and colonial influence. From flaky empanadas dulces and spiced fruit guisados to creamy nata and quirky gelatina de pata, these sweets tell stories as rich as the city’s history. A must-taste journey!
Peru’s Queso Helado: A Chilly Sweet Delight
Arequipa’s queso helado—“frozen cheese” with no cheese—is a spiced, creamy dessert crafted from milk, cinnamon, and tradition. Born in convent kitchens and still handmade in markets, it’s Peru’s beloved icy treat and a cultural must-try.
The Cave of the Owls in Peru: Your Jungle Adventure Awaits!
Cueva de las Lechuzas in Peru’s Tingo María is a jungle cave teeming with oilbirds, bats, ancient artifacts, and myths. Explore eerie rock formations, hear clicks in the dark, and dive into rich history—all for a small fee. It’s Peru’s hidden, wild gem!
Pisac’s Inca Past and Present-Day Beauty
What makes Pisac so special? To answer that, let’s start with its roots. Nestled in the sacred valley of the Incas, the name “Pisac” likely comes from the Quechua word p’isaqa, meaning partridge, a nod to the region’s wildlife. Long before the Spanish arrived, Pisac was a thriving Inca settlement, a key agricultural and ceremonial […]
Top Treks in Peru That You Can’t Miss!
Planning the perfect adventure through the Peruvian Andes? Here are 8 Treks in Peru that you should include in your trip itinerary.
Peruvian Games: A Blend of Fun, Culture, and Tradition
Peru is well-known for its stunning ancient ruins, tasty food, and breathtaking landscapes. However, there’s something else that makes Peru special: its wonderful tradition of games! For many years, both children and adults have enjoyed these games, which are fun, creative, and steeped in history. Some of these games even date back to the Inca […]