Traveling and Living in Peru

Tambo Colorado in the Peruvian desert was built to serve as a resting spot for Inca messengers. Learn more about this place.

What is the story behind Lima’s delicious manjar blanco confection called Suspiro de Limeña? Here’s the recipe to make at home.

Check on the latest updates regarding flight restrictions to Peru and safety protocols set by the Peruvian government amidst Coronavirus outbreak.

Trujillo’s Spring Festival proves this incredible city has something for everyone: history, dance, beaches, and tradition. Northern Peru is blessed…

Lesser known than Kuelap, the Chachapoyas ruins of Gran Pajatén are equally—if not more so—visually striking and enigmatic.

What is sourdough? What are the best Peruvian ingredients for breadmaking? Sign up for our Live Master Class with expert baker Francisco Abanto.

Peru appeals to travelers of all kind: From spectacular Inca fortresses to lush forests in the clouds, these are the places to visit.

Peru’s natural and manmade wonders are nominated in various categories in the 27th edition of the World Travel Awards. You have until September 24 to vote.

The archaeological ruins of Sechín in Áncash preserve hundreds of ancient carvings of priests, warriors and sacrifices. The first time…