Sean Bangayan 
Wooden vicuña (pronounced “VI-CU-NIA”) statuettes, often mistaken for llamas, make great souvenirs and gifts when you visit Peru! (Other souvenir ideas include the qiru Andean drinking vessel and the retablo diorama showing a nativity scene). The specific one above was requested by my sister for her apartment, which I purchased from Inka Plaza in Lima, … Read more
One of four relatives of the camel in South America, llamas were first domesticated about 6000-7000 years ago by the Andean peoples. In the past, llamas were kept for their wool, meat and dung in addition to their use as pack animals. What are llamas used for in Peru nowadays? Mostly for their wool. Like … Read more
Amazing visit to the Cusco area executed perfectly by the amazing team of "Travel with Purpose", highly recommended! - I found the agency "Travel with purpose" online, and read excellent reviews. When I contacted them about an upcoming trip to join my daughter for 8 days(she's been traveling South... Read More
Custom trip with fantastic guide - super personable, knowledgeable. Been down to Peru a few times so I knew where I wanted to go and what I wanted to do... Read More
mcclintockmiller
Solo travel in Peru - It was a great experience solo travel in Peru in August 2022. I am impressed by the service from Peru Travel With Purpose(PTWP). Sam planned all my trips in Cusco... Read More
Palcoyo: Alternative to Rainbow Mountain
