Traveling and Living in Peru

Outdoor lovers, rejoice. Peru offers numerous low-intensity trekking options. These are the best alternative routes in Cusco, Áncash and Lima.

What is Choquequirao? Find out how to get to the ancient citadel in Cusco that rivals Machu Picchu in architecture and grandeur.

Ceviche takes the top spot of South America’s most popular dishes for the second year in a row. Twenty other Peruvian dishes also made the list.

These seven restaurants offering vegan options in Lima are worth a shot for plant-based, animal product-free meals. Try something new and natural.

Two Inca citadels, one magical journey. Find out what it’s like to make the trek to Choquequirao and then continue on to Machu Picchu by foot.

Grown in the Amazon rainforest, camu camu is considered a Peruvian superfruit—and tastes amazing in a smoothie. Read up on camu camu benefits.

Machu Picchu is one of the most visited places in the world. Here is the truth behind 3 longstanding myths surrounding the Inca citadel.

The Inca bridge of Q’eswachaka is rebuilt every year using methods dating to the Inca Empire.

Learn more about the benefits of 6 highly nutritious grains, seeds and legumes, cultivated over thousands of years in Andean Peru.