Customs
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Cusco Celebrates Inti Raymi with Huatia
Yesterday the hills above Cusco, from Saqsayhuaman to the south, filled with families who sought a spot to make an…
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San Sebastian’s Famous Pear Soup Delights All
San Sebastian, a District of the City of Cuzco, is in fiesta during the month of January. Its celebration includes…
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A List of Auguries to Receive the New Year
A few days before New Year’s Eve, most of the people of Cusco are eager to start the year in…
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The secret of Chuta Bread in Cusco
The bread in the city of Cusco has an importance beyond being edible. It is an indispensable product in all…
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Pulling Hair, A Traditional Cure for Headache
A traditional technique used by our grandparents to cure intense headaches when pills and other medicines where not available or…
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Amazing Florida Water Refreshes, Cleanses, and Renews
Florida Water is a cologne with a scent that is relaxing for the body, mind, and spirit. Sometimes called “flower…
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My Peru and Its Many Reasons to Consume Purple Corn
Previously it was thought and some still think that Mexico is the place where the corn originated, but according to…
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National Day of the Cuy (Guinea Pig)
The National Day of the Cuy (guinea pig) is celebrated on Friday, October 09, It was set up by the…
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Cutting Molle and Capulí Trees for Carnival in Cusco is Banned
The carnival of Cusco, year after year, means enjoying yourself in the best possible way. All the most representative elements…
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Experience the Fiestas de San Sebastián Cusco 2020
Cusco is one of the best cities to visit throughout the year, since it has a great cultural diversity, such…
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