Living in Peru : your everyday companion

Come on!  This statistic may be for the high rent district of Lima but most dogs roam the streets in vast amounts of Peru looking for their own food.  And my guess is that these dogs don't have their own private doctor.  This headl... [read more]

i want to give my child up for adoption mail me at baky_sanny@ymail.com [read more]

1st  Point: All tourist that go to Nasca,  go there to fly.
2nd from this news item lets do some math.
360 toursts in one day = loss of 70,000 usd$ = 194.44 usd$ per person?
cost of the avarage nasca lines flight is 55$  [read more]

If they don't want to fly, many companies are probably ready to earn some tourist money... [read more]

jb - you are right on target.

The tour operators prefer to keep killing people in the name of free enterprise. Why should they care if foreign tourists or Peruvians are killed when they overload the old planes. They are not on board.

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The headlines should have read: "Nasca tour companies declare strike over proposed plane regulations. Dozens of people's lives saved". [read more]

good. I hope most of the restaurants will have that sense of serving food [read more]

It is a good thing comments need to be approved now (and I suspect this one would not be); the translations on this site are getting quite embarrassing for the owner.

Why would anyone think this site and it's articles are reliable whe... [read more]

These Amazon river cruises are truly incredible. I have lived here for 17 years now and been on many of them. I also have a travel agency here in Iquitos. One part of the travel here is that the roundtrip Lima to Iquitos, if booked outside of Peru via Lan... [read more]

Anyone who has travelled between the US & Peru knows that a declaration form is given out by both the US & Peru, in Spanish & English, when leaving the US and entering Peru, that says that you must "declare" any amounts gre... [read more]