Cuzco
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Machupicchu and archaeological centers reopen their doors for national and international tourism
After the last restrictions due to the second wave of COVID 19, Cusco was in the last weeks at a…
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Cuzco Eats was chosen in the Top 30 best blogs in Peru
Cuzco Eats was chosen as one the best blogs in Peru among the thousands of Peruvian blogs on the web.…
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National Day of the Potato
National Day of the Potato Today, May 30, Peru celebrates the National Day of the Potato is celebrated. Its nutritional,…
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Salt Lake City and Cuzco Origin Stories
One curious thing about the planet is how climate and weather mirror each other from across the equator. While initially…
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The Sinful Pablito and Death
Every year, right before the celebration of Corpus Christi, the different clans or nations end their delegations of colorful dancers…
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Strawberries and Chicha Thrill One and All at Carnival
Celebrating Carnivals with Frutillada The People of Cusco celebrate their Carnival feast with rich food, good music, and refreshing beverages.…
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What Makes a Hot Sauce Spicy?
Scientists tell us it is the quantity of capsaicin peppers have that makes them hot and spicy to one degree…
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Inti Raymi: The Feast of the Sun
Today has been a memorable day for the city of Cusco. Inti Raymi, the most eagerly awaited feast of year,…
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Happy Mother’s Day
Flowers and chocolates rushed out of stores and markets to honor Cuzco’s mothers. But that is not the only honor…
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Suddenly Cuzco’s Center is Vehicle Free
Yesterday the City of Cuzco started its pilot plan to turn the area around the Plaza de Armas, the City’s…
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