Tourism

During the month of February, the well-known carnivals are celebrated in Cajamarca. “Carnivals” is plural since this festival is celebrated in as many diverse ways as there are towns in …

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The history of the fortress of Machu Picchu is parallel to that of the Inca Empire, because this settlement was the most oriental point that could be  entered of the …

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Lima, as the capital of the Spanish Kingdom in America, had a great influence on behalf of the Spaniards to be converted into a piece of Europe in the New …

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A few hours from Lima, near Pisco Bay, the famous Peruvian archeologist Julio C. Tello discovered some funereal bundles and exquisite textiles that belonged to an, until then, undiscovered culture.  …

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Through its traditions, we can learn the identity of a country. Due to the diversity of people living in the country, cultivating their own customs, Peru also offers a wide …

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Tracing back to innumerable years, textiles  have played a very important part in the Andean society, due to the intense amount of manual labor it took to produce each one …

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Lunahuaná  is a district of the province of Cañete, it is located 38 km east from San Vicente de Cañete and to 182 km southeast of Lima. Thanks to their …

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Born as the City of the Kings, the current capital of Peru was not only the center of the Spanish administration in America for more than 300 years, but it …

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In the central district of Pueblo Libre, located 20 minutes from the center of the city, we find the Museo Larco Herrera, which contains within its installations a collection of …

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Lima is not only the capital of Perú, but also holds the title to have been the headquarters of one of two most important viceroyalties of the Colony. It is …

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