Aging in the ageless Moche portrait vessels
"Artistically, the Moche were the most remarkable civilization of the Americas. There's no other civilization in the America's that came up with the quality of…
Art & Culture
Quechua by the numbers (some travel advice, a book recommendation and a helpful chart)
English-speaking travelers to Peru routinely brush up on their Spanish in preparation for their journey.
Want to be part in the largest Afro-Peruano Cajón jam session ever?
Afro-Peruano drum fest 2012 in Lima’s historic Plaza de Armas
Saturday, April 14, from 10 a.m.
Happy Easter 2012 from Fertur Peru Travel
Enjoy this slide show of photos of this year’s Semana Santa celebrations in the Peruvian highland city of Ayacucho. The pictures were taken by Marisol Chancos, operations director of Maki International.
The story of the bewitching Perricholi
In a verdant valley outside the provincial capital city of Huanuco lies the “village of bewitchment” Tomayquichua, the legendary birth place of one of Peru’s most famous Colonial-era women, Micaela Villegas, the “Perricholi.”