What is Choquequirao? Find out how to get to the ancient citadel in Cusco that rivals Machu Picchu in architecture and grandeur.
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What is Choquequirao? Find out how to get to the ancient citadel in Cusco that rivals Machu Picchu in architecture and grandeur.
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.
Machu Picchu is one of the most visited places in the world. Here is the truth behind 3 longstanding myths surrounding the Inca citadel.
Denomades.com did a gastronomic tour in the ancient Inca capital that lasted three months to bring us the 10 best restaurants in Cusco. Find them here.
Part cafe, store and workshop space, Aulita would be the second store for Aula Artesana, a Cusco based company that partners with artisans. But first, a Kickstarter campaign. There’s nothing little about Aulita. Well, sure, she’s like the little sister […]
For fans of traditional Andean music, this not-to-miss festival opportunity to see some the most skilled musicians from Peru, and from around the world. This festival, now in its third year, offers a unique, one of a kind musical, cultural, […]
The Virgen de Carmen Festival, taking place between July 15-17 in towns near Cusco is a not-to-miss traditional event. I interviewed dancers from various groups about why they dance, and the history of their dances. The roots of this event […]
Next Sunday, May 12, Corporación Tazmania is inaugurating a zip line attraction in the community of Racchi Ayllu in the district of Huayllamba, province of Urubamba in Cusco. A zip line consists of a cable suspended above an incline where […]
A few days ago the first treatment plant in Cusco that transforms organic matter into charcoal (biofertilizer) was inaugurated. This is part of the plan to convert Machu Picchu into an “eco-sustainable natural wonder”, according to Actualidad Ambiental. The plant […]
TripAdvisor recently published the most popular South American destinations and Peru made it to the list with five of them.
