Have you already set your destination? Marcahuasi is your option. In this article, we tell you what you should know before deciding to visit this enigmatic plateau. Described as a magical place, year after year it is marked as a favourite tourist destination; visit the Marcahuasi plateau. How to get to Marcahuasi? Located to the east of Lima, the journey [...]
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The Estadio Inca Garcilaso de la Vega is a football stadium located in the city of Cusco, Peru. It is the largest and most emblematic stadium in the city, and is home to the Real Garcilaso football team. The stadium was inaugurated in 1950 and has been remodelled several times throughout [...]
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Visit the Callejon de Huaylas also known as the "Santa Valley" because of the famous Santa River, which flows through these territories nourishing their lands and contributing to the natural cycle of its flora and fauna, the Callejón de Huaylas is located in the department of Ancash north of Lima, between the Andes and the Andes, between the [...]
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Typical Peruvian Clothing What is the dress code for Lima? They look for comfort when it comes to dressing, they are practical and very, very casual. "Their star garment is jeans. They also love high heels, small tops or polo shirts, blouses, shorts and jeans jackets, as well as 'A' cut dresses," she says. What is [...]
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The Plaza Mayor Lima's Plaza Mayor is one of the most emblematic sites of the city and of Peru in general. It is also known as the Plaza de Armas or Plaza Mayor, and is considered the heart of the historic centre of Lima. The Plaza Mayor was built in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro, founder [...]
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Home The Gran Hotel Bolivar is a three-star hotel located in the historic centre of Lima, opposite Plaza San Martin. There is a viewpoint from the Hotel Bolivar in Lima. It was the first large-scale modern hotel building to be constructed in Lima with the purpose of accommodating [...]
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Home What are the Royal Tombs of Sipan? The Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum is an exact replica of the burial chamber of the Lord of Sipan, the ancient Mochica ruler of the 3rd century. The museum has three levels where more than 2000 pieces of gold, jewellery, pottery and ceramics are exhibited and kept.
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The name Sacred Valley Peru applies to the stretch of the Urubamba River valley that includes the towns of Pisac, Calca, Yucay, Urubamba and Ollantaytambo. Here, the river flows between cultivated canchones and slopes with steep andenerías (the area's cultivation terraces). Why is it called the Sacred Valley? It is so called because it is [...]
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Standing 1,200 metres above the bottom of the canyon and facing an immense 3,100 metre wall, we found ourselves. In the distance, as far as the eye could see, we could make out some small dots in the sky, the spots we had risen early that morning to visit the Colca Canyon. We quickly [...]
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Estadio Monumental is a Peruvian Primera Division football stadium located in the district of Ate, in the city of Lima, Peru. It is the largest stadium in the country and is home to the football team Club Universitario de Deportes. The stadium was inaugurated in 2000 and has the capacity to hold [...]
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