Pachamama Day: Celebrating Mother Earth in Cusco
Since the times of the Incas and long before, people all across
The Andes feed the world: Peru’s Andes region is one of the world’s leading potato and tomato producers
What would we eat if there were no French fries, potato chips,
Fiestas Patrias: Celebrating Peru’s Independence Day
Every year Peruvians take a break form everyday life to celebrate an
Debunking the myths: 10 popular misconceptions about trekking in the Andes
A trekking adventure across the Andes Mountains is, without a doubt, one
7 traditional foods you should try on your trip to Cusco
Peruvian food is well-known for being outstanding, and the Cusco region is
10 interesting facts about Cusco that you might not know
Founded in 1100 A.D., Cusco – called Qosqo in the indigenous Quechua
The Paucartambo Festival, the most devout and vibrant of Cusco’s festivities
Every year from July 15th to 18th, the town of Paucartambo welcomes
Willaq Pirqa, the first Quechua language film produced in Cusco
Cinema is a very powerful medium, and one of the most effective
Q’oyllur Riti, Peru’s ancient Star Snow Festival
Imagine an ancient culture that still today honors and worships a bright
Trekking in the Ausangate Circuit’s beautiful glacial lakes
As you hike along the trails that circle magnificent Mt. Ausangate, some
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