TRAVEL – EXPLORE – LEARN
There are a lot of theories on who and for what reason the Nazca Lines were constructed; some claim they were strips prepared for aliens, others believe they were religion-based sacrifices to the Gods. What’s your theory?
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Craig and I disembarked from the small boat onto Amantani Island on Lake Titicaca. A dozen petite ladies (dressed in colorful layered skirts, embroidered blouses, veils, and automobile tires reincarnated as sandals) eagerly welcomed us. We were introduced to our hostess – a smiling woman named Valeria.
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Machu Picchu is the most famous of all the Inca ruins in Peru, and for many visitors to South America, the high point of their trip.
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Paiche, also known as Arapaima, can grow to 500 pounds in shallow, muddy waters in the Amazon. this gigantic freshwater fish breathe air and and can rise to the surface to breathe and can also can leap out of the water!
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Peru is one of South America’s most culturally unique and rich countries. The country is home to a wealth of bustling markets and shops specialising in local crafts and goods, which reflect its multifaceted identity.
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