The doĀ“s and donātĀ“s of traveling in south America
If you are new to the traveling world, things can seem a little but crazy at first. I know that when I began traveling there were a lot of things …
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Secrets of Peruvian Cuisine : Chicha Morada
One of the nicest things of studying Spanish in any country where itās spoken is the cultural immersion. You do not only improve your Spanish language skills but you learn …
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The nitty-gritty of the Inti Raymi festival in Cusco!
Inti Raymi (the festival of the Sun) was the largest and most exciting celebration in the Inca period and today it is the 2nd largest festival in Latin America. It …
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Top 10 what to do in and around Cusco
We often get the question, what else is there to do around Cusco besides trekking and hiking to Machu Picchu? Well, you will be amazed about all the options. Here …
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Quinoa, the supergrain of the Andes!
The highly nutritious āquinoaā is known to be the most sacred of grains to the Inca culture, who named it āChesiya Mamaā, meaning the āMother Grainā. It is said that …
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A Quick Guide to CuscoĀ“s Street Food!
Street food in Cusco! Should you try it? People back home for sure told you not to and so do some travel guidesā¦. But living in Cusco as a Spanish …
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Marinera, a typical Peruvian dance!
Marinera is a coastal dance of Peru and it is a graceful and romantic coupleās dance that uses handkerchiefs with the dancersĀ“ hands. The dance is an elegant and stylized …
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The Mysterious Streets of Cusco city
Strolling the streets of Cusco is quite an experience; strenuous but full of magic and charm. The city of Cusco in Peru is built 3.430m high, surrounded by green mountains …
Read More Five tips for keeping safe while studying Spanish in Cusco
Now youĀ“ve made it to Peru! Bienvenidos! Here are 5 tips for keeping safe, getting a great bargain and enjoying the exciting cultural nuances of Peru that may be completely …
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Top 10 Cusco Peru DoĀ“s & Donāts: tips from a Spanish student
1. Eat the cuy. Seriously. One cultureās messy house pet is anotherās roasted main course. You might want to avoid its eyes the first time, as it will be served …
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