The San Blas neighborhood is not only known for its crafts and artisans, but also for its church where one finds a pulpit that is approximately 400 years old. In front of this one finds a lovely place that serves the most exquisite Peruvian dish: Pacha Papa. Pacha Papa, is one of the most visited restaurants ...[+]

Cusco, a thousand-year-old city that carries within itself the Inca tradition, whose inhabitants possessed the necessary wisdom to carry out exaggerated architectural works leaving as inheritance an amazing culture. Their particular diet formed part of its culture, the Inca were fed with products cultivated in their lands, all offered by nature and cultivated according to ...[+]

Map Cafe is one of the most recognized restaurants in the city of Cusco and within the entire country of Peru, as it tends to integrate a variety of flavors, mixing the best of all the ingredients deriving from the central Andes region, and therefore creating a whole range of flavors to captivate the taste ...[+]

The thousand-year-old city of Cusco not only harbors beautiful landscapes and archaeological remainders, but also restaurants of very good international quality, that are dedicated to prepare exquisite plates for the delight of its customers and of all the visitors that concur to this city, to be witnesses of its magic and mysticism; one of these ...[+]

There’s a fairly well-known saying that circulates within the Peruvian community, that says: “Barriga llena, corazon contento” (meaning: A full belly, makes for a happy heart). Truth be told, who wouldn’t be happy if their taste buds were also being catered to and “spoiled?” And there’s no better “spoiler” than Limo. Limo is one of the ...[+]

There’s a pagan legend from Incan times that tells of a person by the name of Tupac Turin, whom after finishing a long day of work, went to his small boat docked by the edge of the Urubamba River, to lay down inside for some rest. They say that he was in such a deep ...[+]

The culture of a human group and of a town manifests in diverse ways: by the way of greeting or to say good-bye, in its dances, festivals, ceremonies, vestments, etc.  Another way to manifest its customs and culture is given also through its gastronomy, and the Inca culture that had as its center the city ...[+]