The latest news about Peru

The chinchilla rat, believed to be extinct and native to Cusco, was found in the Machu Picchu sanctuary. Read more about the species.

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

The notable genetic study makes conclusions about Peru’s ancient ‘cosmopolitan’ urban centers, genetic differentiation, and long-range population mobility.

Machu Picchu is getting revamped. Peru’s Ministry of Culture is executing maintenance work on the ancient citadel and other sites in Cusco.

Amazing offers on flights to Peru have popped up in hopes that international travel is a possibility before the end of the year.

Exodus of thousands of families, abandoned Amazonian communities and unprotected Andean farmers. Vulnerable populations of Peru seek help.

What’s the craziest country in the world that you’ve traveled to? One travel vlogger gives the title to Peru—take a look!

Machu Picchu is taking a breather during Peru’s State of Emergency and the rare and endangered Spectacled Bear is loving it.

The government also postponed in-person classes. 719,000 tablets will be distributed in rural zones, while 123, 780 will be for students in urban areas.