The Best Ice Cream Places in Lima
Ice cream is a delicious treat for everyone. It’s cold, sweet, and it comes in a variety of flavors to suit almost any taste. Even if it’s summer or winter,…
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Why You Need to Learn How to Make Peru’s National Dish: Ceviche
In recent years, Peruvian cuisine has become more and more popular. All over the world, restaurants have been popping up to showcase this diverse and delicious cuisine and virtually every…
How to Celebrate Mother’s Day in Peru
Mother’s Day in Peru is every second Sunday in May, which is coming up this weekend. It is one the most popular celebrations in the country and is incredibly important…
6 Reasons to Pack Your Bags and Visit Peru Right Now
It’s always exciting to travel to a new country and learn something new about that place. Generally, people have to choose what kinds of activities they like doing and pick…
The Humboldt Penguin and Peru’s Rocky Islands
When people think of penguins, they picture big-bellied birds that waddle around the Antarctic on their two feet, having a splash in the icy cold ocean. But did you know…
Peru: The Lesser Known Surfer’s Paradise
Did you know that the small coastal town of Puerto Chicama in Peru is home to the longest, left-breaking wave in the world? And that the Peruvian Mochica people were…
Lima for the Kids
When the kids need a break from the Lima museums, try one of these fun activities! In Lima, there is an almost a limitless number of activities for adults to…
Responsible Travel in Peru
Between the coast, mountains and jungle, Peru boasts some of the most fantastic archaeological sites and natural wonders, including Machu Picchu, the Colca Canyon, Lake Titicaca, the Amazon rainforest and…
10 Top Museums in Peru
When traveling in Peru, don’t miss an opportunity to visit any of the following fantastic museums! Peru is a country that is deeply steeped in history and complex culture. While…
The Orchids of Peru
The Orchids of Peru: There are approximately 30,000 known orchid species in the world today. Over 3,000 of those can be found in Peru!