Ashlar, the shaper of the White City
19 April, 2023
The city of Arequipa, located in the south of Peru, is known as the “White City”. This distinctive was given due to its colonial constructions
Culture
Day of Mother Earth – Pachamama Raymi
1 August, 2022
Pachamama Raymi which means “Festival of Mother Earth” in English is held every first week of August. People from Cusco pay tribute to Mother Earth
Everything you need to know about Machu Picchu Terraces
21 May, 2022
The Inca Culture is one of the most important cultures in the South American continent and has left a tangible legacy of the pre-Columbian civilizations
Most popular myths and legends of Puno
28 March, 2022
The myths and legends of Puno are fantastic stories that are passed on from generation to generation about the supernatural origin of certain phenomena and mythological beings
Huayna Picchu: The amazing story of the ‘new mountain’
10 January, 2022
Huayna Picchu, also known as New Mountain or Young Mountain in its translation from Quechua into Spanish, is located at 2,667 m.a.s.l. in the region of Cusco. Its circular
Coricancha: The merge of two cultures
7 January, 2022
An indisputable sample of the Inca and Hispanic cultures fusion. Coricancha, the Inca Temple of the Sun, was one of the most sacred and respected
Legends of Cusco
4 October, 2021
As we have said in past notes, the great city of Cusco was formerly the capital of the majestic Tahuantinsuyo empire. Today, we are the
The New 7 Wonders of the Modern World
27 September, 2021
Inspired by the 7 wonders of the ancient world, in 2007 a public and international contest organized by the New Open World Corporation was held,
The Inca language
7 July, 2021
Quechua, also called Runa simi, was the language spoken by the Incas and is the native language that has spread the most throughout South America. Today
All the information you need to get your Machu Picchu train tickets
27 May, 2021
Follow these simple steps to make your trip a magical experience Cusco has an ancient past that beats in its streets, squares and valleys. No
Ashlar, the shaper of the White City
19 April, 2023
The city of Arequipa, located in the south of Peru, is known as the “White City”. This distinctive was given due to its colonial constructions
Day of Mother Earth – Pachamama Raymi
1 August, 2022
Pachamama Raymi which means “Festival of Mother Earth” in English is held every first week of August. People from Cusco pay tribute to Mother Earth
Everything you need to know about Machu Picchu Terraces
21 May, 2022
The Inca Culture is one of the most important cultures in the South American continent and has left a tangible legacy of the pre-Columbian civilizations
Most popular myths and legends of Puno
28 March, 2022
The myths and legends of Puno are fantastic stories that are passed on from generation to generation about the supernatural origin of certain phenomena and mythological beings
Huayna Picchu: The amazing story of the ‘new mountain’
10 January, 2022
Huayna Picchu, also known as New Mountain or Young Mountain in its translation from Quechua into Spanish, is located at 2,667 m.a.s.l. in the region of Cusco. Its circular
Coricancha: The merge of two cultures
7 January, 2022
An indisputable sample of the Inca and Hispanic cultures fusion. Coricancha, the Inca Temple of the Sun, was one of the most sacred and respected
Legends of Cusco
4 October, 2021
As we have said in past notes, the great city of Cusco was formerly the capital of the majestic Tahuantinsuyo empire. Today, we are the
The New 7 Wonders of the Modern World
27 September, 2021
Inspired by the 7 wonders of the ancient world, in 2007 a public and international contest organized by the New Open World Corporation was held,
The Inca language
7 July, 2021
Quechua, also called Runa simi, was the language spoken by the Incas and is the native language that has spread the most throughout South America. Today
All the information you need to get your Machu Picchu train tickets
27 May, 2021
Follow these simple steps to make your trip a magical experience Cusco has an ancient past that beats in its streets, squares and valleys. No
