History of Machu Picchu ā The Rediscovery
Contrary to the the official history, Augustine LizĆ”rraga, a land owner of Cuzco, was the first one that arrived to Machu Picchu on July 14, 1902, with three explorers of …
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The Ceramics of Chulucanas
Peruvian ceramics have become an important part of the Peruvianās national history because of itās value, its aesthetic worth, and the techniques used to craft the pieces.Ā Dating back to …
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The Larco Herrera Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into Peruās history
Visiting the beautiful country of Peru is a great experience but a short visit can not always provide a clear and true image of Peru. An exceptional way of getting …
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The Legacy of the craft of the Mochica Gold
If it is that we have visited the ruins of the SeƱor of SipĆ”n , we have been witnesses to the great quality in the jewelry finishings that covered one …
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The Seduction of The Covered Woman of Lima
There are several figures who are associated with colonial Lima, owing to its architectural, cultural, and social features. When we think about Lima, we recall the great boulevards, the exquisite …
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The Origin of the Andean Culture
When, in our travels, we hear about the Incan Empire, we can understand that its formation is due to the sum of knowledge of countless civilizations that developed in Peruvian …
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The national dance of Peru : The Northern Marinera
The national dance of Peru, famous for its strenght, flirtation and sensuality is the reason for this post. To Northern Marinera is a typical couple dance of the coastal regions …
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Temple of the Sun at Machu Picchu: A Scientific and Religious Center
Once you reach the citadel at Machu Picchu, the first thing youād find is the so called āGateway to the Main City,ā which is the only entrance on the southeast …
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Visit the Santa Catalina Monastery in Arequipa
One of the main characteristics of the villages in the south of Peru is the great fervor that they profess for the Catholic religion.Ā In each village, no matter how …
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Puno: the capital of peruvian folklore
The andean folklore of Peru originates in the fusion or interpretation of two distinct varieties: the andean, represented by all the villages influenced by the Incan Empire during its era …
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