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Every year, thousands of pilgrims from eight high-Andean nations travel into the majestic mountains of the Andes to take part in the celebration of the Señor de Qoyllur Rit'i, one of Cusco’s most important religious festivals. Recognized by UNESCO as…
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Inti Raymi 2026 in Cusco takes place on June 24 and is one of Peru’s most important cultural celebrations. Known as the Festival of the Sun, today it is performed as a large historical reenactment across three main locations: Coricancha, Plaza de Arm…
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South of Cusco lies T’aqrachullo, also known as María Fortaleza or ancient Ancocagua. This archaeological site brings together ancient remains, history, and many unanswered questions about its true role in the Inca world. In this guide, you’ll learn…
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Imagine tasting a dish where every bite transports you to a different corner of Peru and Cusco. That is Chiriuchu; a festive flavor mix born in the ceremonies of the Incas in the Tahuantinsuyo that still wins hearts today. On one plate, you’ll find i…