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The National Day of the Cuy, Guinea Pig
The cuy, or guinea pig, is an animal that has great importance in the culture of Peru’s Andes, since it…
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Events
Fathers Take the Stage in Cuzco Today
After a whole week of feasts Cuzco celebrates today, the 15th of June, Father’s Day. We end the week with…
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A Strange Duo, Fast Food and Vegetarian Food, Increasingly Claims Cuzco
Every day many people eat fast food, what is also called in Spanish “comida chatarra” or grabage food, such as…
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Cuzco Celebrates May Day, The Workers’ Day
Cuzco just continues from one celebration to the next. One finishes and we start the preparations for the next one;…
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Traditional Food
Weekend Outings for Good Food in Cuzco
Every weekend, the families of Cuzco leave their homes to enjoy an outing while wandering through the city or by…
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Commentary
Where Do People Party in Cuzco?
After 6 pm, more or less, nightlife begins every day in the city of Cuzco. The bars and discotheques of…
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Where do Cuzco’s Families Go to Eat and Have a Good Time
Cuzco is a beautiful place with amazing customs and traditions. People from all over come to visit it and to…
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Customs
Music, Dance, Passion, and Chiriuchu Draw Crowds to San Gerónimo
One of the main feasts of the city of Cuzco takes place in San Jeronimo, a district of the city.…
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Commentary
Lightning Shakes the Earth and Makes Food in Cuzco
Lightning crackles across the Andean sky in great bursts. Sometimes it crashes into the ground and shakes all around. If…
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Customs
Sundays Mean Dessert in Lucre, where Trout, Ducks, and Cattle Roam
Mooing with relief, cows stand in the stalls while being milked. This is one of the sounds and sights of…
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