The latest news about Peru

A multi-sectoral initiative aims to make the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu in Peru the first carbon neutral tourist destination.

A maximum of 675 people will be able to enter Machu Picchu per day and other guidelines for visitors starting July 1, 2020.

The once faded drawing of the feline figure was discovered and restored by archaeologists doing maintenance work in the Nazca Lines site.

Join our live step-by-step cooking class with chef Ricardo Rivera to learn the best tricks to making the best ceviche and pisco sour. Choose from two dates.

We answer your questions and give recommendations for when it will be safe to travel to Peru during COVID-19 era. Watch our video inside.

The Señor de los Milagros procession won’t take place for the first time in 70 years. Join our virtual experience to learn about this Peruvian tradition.

The Dorsal de Nazca (Nazca Ridge) will be Peru’s largest protected and first solely marine natural area in the country, announced President Vizcarra.

These are the October events presented by The American Women’s Literary Club (AWLC), with proceeds benefiting educational institutions in Peru.

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