The national dance of Peru, famous for its strenght, flirtation and sensuality is the reason for this post. To Northern Marinera is a typical couple dance of the coastal regions of Peru. This is a beautiful and stylized representation of the entourage of a gentleman and a lady. The role that is carry out by the two ...[+]

The city of Cusco is not only characterized by its archeological ruins, its dances and cuisine, but also, for its faith and for the temples that they have constructed for their gods during the course of their history. Here we give you more information about some of them: San Blas: This church is located in the ...[+]

Kusikay, specializes in creating spectacles whose basic ingredients are elements that originate in theatre, circus, dance, music and live folklore.  This is how Kusikay leaves its spectators, native and foreign, speechless, since they put them in contact with the millennial Peruvian culture in a hppay and fun manner with its unequaled shows. Kusikay, will present its ...[+]

With more than 3,000 years of antiquity and recognized worldwide as the “Archeological Capital of South America”, “Cultural Heritage of the World”, “Cultural Heritage of Humanity”, “Tourist Capital of Peru”, “Cultural Heritage of the Nation”, and “The World’s Navel”, Cusco is the most visited Peruvian city. This city is the owner of an astounding and rich ...[+]

Born as the City of the Kings, the current capital of Peru was not only the center of the Spanish administration in America for more than 300 years, but it was also an oasis of European culture inside the New World.  Capital of a great empire that was born in Nicaragua and finished in the ...[+]

There are several figures who are associated with colonial Lima, owing to its architectural, cultural, and social features. When we think about Lima, we recall the great boulevards, the exquisite constructions, her carvings in high relief and the sensuality of the Covered Woman of LimaÑ the prototype of beauty for the Peruvian woman. Origin and use The ...[+]

During the month of February, the well-known carnivals are celebrated in Cajamarca. “Carnivals” is plural since this festival is celebrated in as many diverse ways as there are towns in the department of Cajamarquino. The festival of carnival in Cajamarca dates from 1930, the year when it became fashionable to exhibit carts decorated with flowers ...[+]