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Experience Easter in Peru and all he celebrations, a unique experience that merges local Andean traditions with Catholicism. Continue Reading

Huayllarcocha Lagoon is a small, serene body of water just thirty minutes from Cusco, Peru. The beautiful landscape draws many locals and international travelers to the lagoon’s shores for camping, fishing, and bird watching. It is a customary stop when visiting Morada de... Continue Reading

Morada de los Dioses (the “Abode of the Gods”) is a relatively new destination that showcases large, stone-carved sculptures inspired by Andean mythology and spirituality. Morada de los Dioses showcases large stone carvings of Andean deities and mythological figures.... Continue Reading

When referencing the Inca citadel, Machu Picchu wildlife is not something travelers typically think about. There is always talk about the Temple of The Sun, The Temple of The Three Windows, and The Inca Bathhouse, among other important landmarks, but hardly anyone mentions how... Continue Reading

Maras salt, also known as Peruvian pink salt or Andean salt, originates from the Maras salt mines in the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Peru. It is harvested using traditional methods dating back to the Inca civilization. Maras salt is prized for its delicate flavor, unique pink... Continue Reading

There is a lot of information out there about Peruvian superfoods. We, however, have decided to make a more condensed list of the most likely superfoods you’ll encounter while in Peru. Try some of these before attempting your Machu Picchu hike or taking... Continue Reading

The locals in Peru love celebrations and one of the most important celebrations in the country is of course Peru Independence Day. Continue Reading

As the iconic Inca stronghold of Machu Picchu experiences an influx of visitors in early 2024, travelers might consider exploring a lesser-known ancient Peruvian marvel called Waqrapukara. Not as a replacement for visiting the Inca citadel but as an added destination, at least... Continue Reading

One of Peru’s most ancient and revered customs is the offering to Pachamama, also spelled Pacha Mama. This ritual remains a vital part of the Peruvian spiritual practice in the Andes mountains. This ritual is a significant cultural experience and one of the most fascinating... Continue Reading

The Peruvian guinea pig is one of nature’s cutest creations. People in the west keep them as pets as they easily fit in any apartment, not so much in Peru. Continue Reading