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Cusco  ·  Traveling in Peru
1 Week in Peru to Visit Machu Picchu, Cusco and the Sacred Valley

Spending one week in Peru to visit Machu Picchu, Cusco and the Sacred Valley will give you a satisfying taste of the Land of the Incas. Find out how here.

February 19, 2020

sacred valley
Living in Peru
Ten Reasons to Love Living alongside the Pisac Ruins in the Sacred Valley (Photo Essay)

I’ve spent the past six years living in a neighborhood known as Canalpata, which sits alongside one of Sacred Valley’s most important archaeological sites, and this is why. 1: The mountain above Pisac, known as Apu Intihuatana, is covered with […]

September 17, 2019

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Traveling in Peru
Attending Mass in Quechua with Viacha Villagers in the Sacred Valley

I will never forget my first visit to Viacha, an isolated high Andean community in the Sacred Valley where I went with other curious friends.

September 5, 2019

virgin de carmen
Culture  ·  Traveling in Peru
The Virgen del Carmen Festival: The Dancers and Their Stories

The Virgen de Carmen festival, taking place between July 15-17 in towns near Cusco, is a not-to-miss traditional event.

July 4, 2019

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Sacred Valley  ·  tourism
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 about. Many of those who come here to stay end up returning sometime later to make […]

June 27, 2019

pisac princess legend
Culture
Legends of the Andes: The Princess of Pisac Turned to Stone

Legends of the Andes often explore themes of love and faith. Discover why a large stone in the shape of a crying woman sits above Pisac, Cusco.

June 12, 2019

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Sacred Valley  ·  Traveling in Peru
The Early Years of Casa Camacho: An Indigenous-Owned Property where Global Pilgrims Call Home

This is what it was like to live in a colorful global travel community in the mountains above the Sacred Valley. A place we found through word of mouth From where I was living, on a mountainside a few hundred […]

March 7, 2019

Culture  ·  Living in Peru
Celebrating Carnival in the Potato Park: A Wild and Traditional Experience

It’s a good time of year to be in the Peruvian Andes because Carnival celebrations are about to begin. Here are some of the most traditional celebrations.

February 14, 2019

Sacred Valley  ·  Traveling in Peru
A Secret Gem In The Sacred Valley: Make Casa Camacho Your Home Away From Home

Casa Camacho is one of those rare places that you are likely to never forget about. Many of those who come here to stay end up returning sometime later to make it a longer-term home. The house attracts artists and […]

October 22, 2018

Culture  ·  Sacred Valley
A Glimpse Of Dancers And Their Craft At The Festival Of The Virgin Of Carmen

The Festival of The Virgin de Carmen is an event that occurs every year in the villages of Pisac, and Paucartambo, located in the Cusco region of the Andes. In order to get to the bottom of what this festival is […]

October 15, 2018



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