What to remember before a trip to South America
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Tag: South America
Past and Future Collide in Lima
By Hannah Vickers While Cuzco is the more popular city to explore Peru’s ancient past, the...
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Chorrillos– Lima, Peru Lifestyle
By Maureen Santucci Now that visitors are spending a bit more time in Lima, they’re looking for...
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Peruvian Feeding Frenzy: Chowing Down at Lima’s Mistura
By Mike Gasparovic “¡Oye, maestro, más chancho rapidito!” The barked order comes from a grill cook...
Read MorePeru’s Temple of Doom: Chavín
By Mike Gasparovic An unearthly lowing from a conch shell reverberates off the atrium walls, startling silent the initiates massed in the plaza. In the distance the hills crouch, waiting. A hush. Then, from nowhere, a...
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Three Days in Cajamarca, Peru
By Mike Gasparovic November 16, 1532. Just before sundown, a group of 6,000 Inca warriors parades...
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Haunts of Lima, Peru
By Mike Gasparovic When Herman Melville called Lima “the strangest, saddest city thou can’st see,”...
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5 of Lima, Peru’s Best Museums
By Hannah Vickers Peru is one of the world’s cradles of civilizations, with people settling...
Read MoreAfro-Peruvian Music: The Sound of Black Peru
Plaza de Armas, Chincha/Public Domain; Cajon Players/Angel Chata; Nicomedes Santa Cruz/Public Domain
Read MoreLima: The Culinary Capital of South America on a Budget
Pasquale Hermanos Sangucheria/www.pasquale.com.pe, Manolo/www.manolochurros.com, Alaturca Kebabs/www.facebook.com/pages/Alaturca/131015130318247
Read MoreGuardian of the Past: The Peruvian Hairless Dog
Salqa/Rachel Lujan, Salqa/Rachel Lujan, Salqa and Chilcano/Rachel Lujan
Read MoreTranquility and Tradition: The Cafés of Lima
Cafe Arabica/Mike Gasparovic, Bodega Verde/Mike Gasparovic, Bodega Verde/Mike Gasparovic
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