The world’s highest navigable lake,alive with indigenous culture and age-old traditions.
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As with most countries, dress conservatively when visiting churches, temples, and monasteries. At the very least, be sure to cover your skin, as many places of worship in Peru will deny entry if you're showing too much. One imp...
Peruvian cuisine is only mildly spicy, despite its use of various chilli peppers, and is defined by the rich presence of four staple ingredients: corn, potatoes, quinoa, and legumes. The Spanish influence introduced rice, wheat...
Pisac Market is a vibrant showcase of Andean culture and craftsmanship, located in the heart of Peru’s Sacred Valley. Held in the town of Pisac, this colourful market is a favourite stop for travellers seeking authentic P...
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