You’re standing in the Plaza de Armas in Cusco, Peru, an UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ve just seen the breathtaking ruins of Saqsayhuaman, you’ve purchased an alpaca sweater, and then, all of a sudden, you realize that you’re starving.
Whether you are considering a trip to Peru, are in the midst of planning the details, or you simply love interesting lists, here, we present 100 Things to Do in Peru.
Exploring a foreign country is exciting. You experience new cultures, scenery, food, and people. You get to know what it is like to live in a completely different environment, and that is a good, good thing.
If you want to know where to get the passport stamp in Machu Picchu there’s a simple answer: look to your left just after the park entrance. However, getting your passport stamped at Machu Picchu is about so much more: it’s proof of the great journey you just made.
My favorite part of Treehouse Lodge is hearing the sounds of the jungle. Whether I am relaxing in my treehouse at the end of an incredible day, walking through the jungle on an excursion, or navigating the calm waters at night, under the star-filled sky, with my private guide, the sounds of the amazon rainforest …
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My favorite part of Treehouse Lodge is hearing the sounds of the jungle. Whether I am relaxing in my treehouse at the end of an incredible day, walking through the jungle on an excursion, or navigating the calm waters at night, under the star-filled sky, with my private guide, the sounds of the amazon rain …
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Peruvian Rice Recipe It may come as no surprise that the best white rice I’ve ever tasted was in Peru as Peruvians eat rice with almost everything making them the most experienced of critics. So, how do you cook peruvian rice that would impress even the most refined Peruvian palette? Rice: the simplest of foods. …
Peru has over 400 original recipes to it’s name. The most popular of these recipes is Peruvian ceviche, which is incredible, but only available for lunch. You see, in Peru, they’re very specific about which foods should be eaten during which times.
Your arrival in Cusco will be memorable. Upon departing baggage claim you will notice a few things: the sun in stronger, the air is crisper, and thinner; you may even feel a shortness of breath. Next, as you approach the historic center of Cusco, you will start to notice a shift in architecture: cobblestone streets …
Travel magazines love Machu Picchu. Anytime they need a boost in readership, they publish the photos of the Lost City of the Incas on their cover or on one of the inserts. And it’s no wonder – Machu Picchu is a fascinating site usually found on people’s bucket lists. Ultimately, Machu Picchu inspires you to …
