Tourism

– Food and Eating Out: Peruvian cuisine is largely based on Spanish and Amerindian cultures though it has strong Arab, Chinese, Italian, Japanese and African influences. This combined with the …

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– Lima is the capital city of Peru. This buzzing urban centre is usually the point of entry to the country and a first stop for tourists. Affectionately known as …

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Now it is time to talk about the hotels, hostels, and all the hospitality in Peru. As in many other countries, there are good and bad hotels. There are clients …

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In this section we would like to talk to you about the security in Peru, the what to do and NOT to do to have a total safe travel. There …

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In Peru, the country is divided into three areas for touristic purposes. These are: The South, The Center and The North areas. The most popular tour is called “The Gringo …

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Currency The official currency is the Soles (Sol), written as S/.. Daily fluctuations in the rate of exchange are very limited. At the time of this update the rate is …

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In 2003 begin the parade of celebrities to Machu Picchu. In December of that year, the movie star, Leonardo Di Carpio and his partner at the time, the model Giselle …

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Going to Machu Picchu is often the trip of a lifetime for a traveler, so it’s important to do it right. For being located in a rather remote part of …

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A three-day weekend is on the horizon, signaling the perfect time to organize the house and catch up on errands, or for the adventurous in spirit, to switch up the …

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Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States and author of the Declaration of Independence, reportedly wrote that. I’m not sure how far and wide America’s Founding Father traveled …

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