Tips for Traveling Alone
Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States and author of the Declaration of Independence, reportedly wrote that. Iām not sure how far and wide Americaās Founding Father traveled …
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A day of sunshine and hiking in San Jeronimo de Surco
Iām like a bear. In the winter, I go into hibernation mode, packing on the pounds and retreating to the warmth and comfort of my bed. Then, when the temperatures …
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Pisco: The spirit so hot, itās got its own US ambassadors
A simple cocktail and a cheers to good fortune can turn acquaintances into friends. Thatās exactly what the Peruvian government hopes to do, writes The Washington Post. The problem is …
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Land of the lost: Discovering the Americasā oldest city of Caral
With itās ever-growing skyscrapers, recent epicurean stardom and booming economy, Peru has made a name for itself on the world-wide stage. Each year, curious travelers come by the millions to …
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Commander in Chifa: Chinese Cuisine and Culture in Peru
Revelers around the world celebrating the Chinese New Year recently rang in the Year of the Horse and among them were Peruvians, many of whom have ties to the Asian …
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Carnival: Peruās Top Party Hot Spots
From Italy to the Caribbean and even the United States (Mardi Gras), Carnival is celebrated in practically every region of the world with Catholic roots. The celebration traditionally falls in …
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5 Top Beaches in Peru
Peru receives international acclaim for its man-made mysteries ā primarily Machu Picchu and the Nazca Lines ā but perhaps one of its equally alluring destinations wasnāt manufactured by hand. Peruās …
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Shopping for Limaās Treasures from the Past
A knickknack for grandma; a t-shirt for dad; a handful of key chains for the coworkers; and of course a bounty for yourself. Shopping is one of many vacation pastimes, …
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Semana Santa in Cusco: Traditions, Processions and the Lord of Earthquakes
Easter weekĀ is a big deal throughout the predominantly Catholic, Spanish-speaking world and Peru is no exception. The country really comes alive during Semana Santa, the week leading up to Easter. …
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Miraflores: Where people beat to their own drum
The Miraflores MalecĆ³n. Itās a place the locals flock to for fresh air and green space, where kids master the art of riding a bike on two wheels, and where …
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