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Just a few miles from Ollantaytambo, in the province of Urubamba in Cusco, is the community of Patacancha. This magical place is characterized not only by its living culture rich in Andean traditions but also by its unique, colorful, and noteworthy textile culture, in which the local people dress every day in garments made from […]

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The current housing situation in Peru is worrisome. Thousands of families are exposed to accidents, evictions, and health problems, since their homes are built in high-risk areas and are made of unstable materials, like woven bamboo, mud bricks, palm tree logs, and cardboard. Upon seeing and analyzing the needs of the residents of Las Brisas […]

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The exhausting trek that thousands of tourists make to arrive at the fortress of Machu Picchu is gratifying. Following in the footsteps of the Incas, who, with strength and organization achieved the construction of such a marvelous sight, is something not every visitor desires or is able to do. This activity, known to the world […]

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A place full of fables and tales, where reality can be confused with imagination. Home to the most exotic birds in the world, to mischievous monkeys that are willing to steal all which they find attractive, to majestic felines that make even the most valiant men tremble, to spectacled bears for whom this type of […]

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Taking Spanish classes in your own country can be a wonderful experience, but upon completing these classes, you can get to know Peru and practice the language, which is even more rewarding. During these past 8 years, thousands of American students have visited our country not only to visit world-renowned tourist attractions but also to […]