Pic of the Day: January 23
The timing of our Machu Picchu trip was fortunate. Less than a week after we left, torrential rains closed the rail line, the only way ...
The timing of our Machu Picchu trip was fortunate. Less than a week after we left, torrential rains closed the rail line, the only way ...
Peruvian cuisine is hot. It's all the rage back in SF, and it's trendy in Buenos Aires too. Peru has given the world so many ...
The biggest attraction in Arequipa, Peru's famous 'white city', is the Santa Catalina convent. It's a whole city unto itself, and not as austere as ...
On a visit to a traditional Peruvian home near Puno, we were offered snacks that were indigenous to the Andes–Potatoes, Maize, and fry bread made ...
These happy little cuy (guinea pigs) are not pets, people. They're for eatin'. First domesticated 7,000 years ago in the Andes, guinea pigs are still a ...
The famous floating islands of Lake Titicaca are a huge tourist attraction. The houses, boats, and the islands themselves are built from the dried reeds ...
Baby animals are always a winner, and the locals know it. This picture was taken at the high point of the Cusco-Puno highway. At 4,335 meters, ...
If you ask for a double room in Peru, it's called a matrimonio. And when you sign the official guest book, you're often asked for ...
What can you say about Machu Picchu? It's one of the seven New Wonders of the World for a reason. The setting is spectacular. Built ...
The Incan stone fortifications above Cusco, at Sacsayhuaman, say a lot more about the Inca's skill in stonework than their skills in warfare. You'll recall that ...
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