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The DUMBANGER Lectures of Xavier Coronel
Xavier Coronel, a native of Ecuador, the enigmatic artist at the center of this exploration, is a creative force that defies conventional categorization. Delving into Xavier's work is like...
Expat Life in Peru
Cruising from Peru to the End of the Earth with Family and Friends
Embarking on a cruise with family and friends is a remarkable experience that offers entertainment and enjoyment spanning generations. Ten years ago, my family...
tourism
Gran Pajatén: The Ancient Ruins so Precious You’ll Need a Permit to Visit
Lesser known than Kuelap, the Chachapoyas ruins of Gran Pajatén are equally—if not more so—visually striking and enigmatic.
Awards
Peru Wins “Best Culinary Destination in the World” Title for 8th Consecutive Year
For the eighth year in a row Peru was awarded title of Best Culinary Destination at the international gala of the World Travel Awards.
tourism
Sustainable Tourism: The Ideal Balance
It is important to work hard to not only create consciousness about the importance of sustainability and conservation in Peru but also to do...
The latest news about Peru
Peru Attracts $600 Million In Tourism
Peru’s tourism sector attracts about $600 million US dollars, according to Canatur, the National Chamber of Tourism in the country.Carlos Canales, president of Canatur,...
The latest news about Peru
Peru Launches A Campaign To Increase Visit Of Japanese Tourists
The Commission for the Promotion of Peru for Exports and Tourism (Promperú) launched last Thursday a new digital marketing campaign in Japan with the...
Sacred Valley
Find Your Home Away from Home in The Sacred Valley
Casa Camacho, located in the Sacred Valley, is one of those rare places to stay in Peru that you are likely to never forget...
Nature
Glamping in the Rainforest
Four hours in an open boat up the Tambopata River takes you to the luxury Refugio Amazonas.Puerto Maldonado is a one hour flight from...
The latest news about Peru
Tourism In Central Peru Increased 10.4% In 2018
According to numbers published by the Business Research Center of Peru Cámaras, the central region of the country registered 3.2 million tourists, both domestic...
Machu Picchu
Working Conditions for Porters on the Inca Trail the Next Thailand Elephant Case?
Inca Trail porters shut down the Inca trail on June 6 and 7, 2019 because their demands for fair working conditions have not been met. Here are the details about the strike, and why this struggle should be important to anybody who treks with porters within Peru.Despite waiting for almost two years to have their demands...