Peru Guide

Kaita offers a wide range of natural products and nutrional supplements for health and beauty. The company is dedicated to carry on the long tradition of using medical plants in Peru strenghtening ...

Angamos Open Plaza or - as some call it - Open Plaza Surquillo was inaugurated in September 2010. This modern shopping mall has a huge department store, a big supermarket, a home center, a gym and ...

The Kusi Kusi Teatro de Titeres is the most significant and respected marionette theater in Peru. Vicky Morales, the director of the Kusi Kusi, shows lovely plays mostly on Sunday mornings at the C...

The Cultural Center PUCP belongs to the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. It offers an inviting space to think, approach arts, meditate and work intellectually. The center offers movies, th...

The parish "Nuestra Señora de la Reconciliación" was created in 1989 by the Archbishop of Lima, Cardinal Juan Landazuri Ricketts.

Figuring out how many days you’re allowed to stay in Peru as a tourist isn’t always as straightforward as it should be. To help you arrive well prepared and avoid overstaying, this guide explains P...

As we have seen so far, since independence Peru’s political scene was characterized by presidents, civilian governments and parties reflecting the - in comparison to the population - few oligarch e...

For thousands of years earthquakes are a common occurrence in Peru. Most travelers and newcomers forget about considering this omnipresent safety risk or repress the potential danger as really stro...

Close to the Jorge Chavez International Airport the Casino New York offers 500 slots and video gaming machines. Their 13 live table games include Black Jack, Black Jack Switch, Crazy 4 Poker, Texas...

TV Peru or Channel 7 is well known for its morning news program and information about happenings in the Peruvian congress. The national channel devotes its programs to spreading Peruvian culture by...