Commentary
Tottus opens in Cusco
The city of Cusco is becoming more modern except for the historical center of the city. From the largest viewpoints … 0 236
celebration
The University, Schools, and a Sunday Ritual, No Matter What
“Excuse me. Do you know what all this is? What is going on?” A woman with her hair gathered back, … 0 172
Commentary
Repression of a peaceful march. What is up with the authorities in Peru?
Two weeks ago, on May 6, the World March for the Legalization of Marijuana was carried out in different parts … 0 203
Chefs
Dreams, Migration, and Young Men in Lima
He sat across from me in a Starbucks in Miraflores, Lima, filled with energy, and dreams. Let me call him … 0 162
Commentary, Intersections
A Utah Peruvian Engineer and Controversy over El Niño
Jorge Manrique Prieto a Peruvian engineer who lives in Utah, United States, has predicted a devastating EL Niño event this … 0 214
history
PUCUY SUCANCA AND CHIRAO SUCANCA, INCA SOLAR OBSERVATION
One of the most important problems of astronomy and Inca calendar involves an evaluation of the identities and role of … 0 167
history
Llamas and their importance in the Andean World
Llamas are domestic animals from the Camelidae family and are common in the Peruvian Andes. It was a very important … 0 594
Customs, drinks, history, Intersections, Medicinals, tourism, Travel
Ayahuasca, A Plant with Demands, Challenges, and Changes
What if I told you there was a plant that could show your past, present, and future? A plant believed … 0 1160
drinks, history, Intersections
Mines, Railroads, and Mormons in the Story of Pisco Sour
The Train on its way to Cerro de Pasco 1904 One hundred years ago this last Friday, April 1st, Victor … 0 1486
Cuzco Neighborhoods, history, Travel