Peru is a country with a rich history and cultural diversity that is reflected in its customs and traditions. Over the centuries, diverse racial influences…
Peru is characterized by having the most beautiful and unique tourist attractions, its variety of climate, species among others that we would not finish naming…
Religious festivals are very varied in Peru and are intrinsically linked to the sense of identity and culture of all Peruvians. Thus, multiple religious festivals,…
The Virgen del Carmen, affectionately called Mamacha Carmen by her faithful devotees, is a wooden sculpture representing the Virgin Mary carrying the baby Jesus in…
Peru is one of the countries that has demonstrated a great syncretism between the religious traditions imposed during the colonization period and the customs as…
The ''Pachamama'' goddess Mother Earth is a deity that is rooted in the deep thinking and feeling of many Peruvians for representing the feminine energy…
Carnivals is a festive time throughout Peru. A great celebration that is actually the result of festivities brought by the European conquerors and fused with…
Every January 20th an ancestral custom called "Chiaraje in Cusco, fight that fertilizes the earth" takes place; this battle is performed by two sides of…
The anniversary of Lima takes place on January 18, with various events and activities that are enjoyed virtually and in person, annually the activities are…
Every year this contest of Marinera Trujillo, one of the cultural manifestations of Trujillo also considered as the National Capital of the Marinera takes place…
Huanuco celebrates one of the biggest festivals in which they open with a presentation of brotherhoods of the negritos in Huanuco, a celebration that takes…
