Peru at the World Travel Awards: Culture and Cuisine
Peru has repeatedly been recognized as a leading cultural and culinary destination at the World Travel Awards. The awards demonstrate why the count...
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Kultur & Alltag
Geschichten, Menschen und Traditionen aus Peru – von Geschichte und Küche bis zu persönlichen Reiseberichten und dem Alltag.
Glaciers in Peru: Climate Change and Water in the Andes
Peru's tropical glaciers have been shrinking significantly for decades. This is changing landscapes, water balance, and risks in the Andes.
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Economy in Peru: Income, Poverty, and Food Prices
Peru's economy is growing again and inflation is significantly lower than in the crisis years. Nevertheless, everyday life remains tense for many f...
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Rappi Turbo Restaurants in Lima: Delivery in minutes
Rappi launched its Turbo Restaurants service in Peru in 2023. In Lima, food from selected restaurants was to be delivered particularly quickly, ini...
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Digital Nomad Visa Peru: Remote Work and Stay
Peru has created its own migration category for digital nomads with Legislative Decree No. 1582. It is aimed at people who want to work online from...
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Working Holiday Czech Republic and Peru: Work and Travel 2026
The working holiday agreement between Peru and the Czech Republic came into force on February 1, 2026. This allows young people to travel, experien...
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Amazon in Peru: E-commerce, Shipping, and Chancay
Amazon already has a visible presence in Peru through cross-border orders. However, a full local presence with its own marketplace, widespread ware...
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Preparing Ceviche: Peruvian Recipe and Tips
Peruvian ceviche thrives on very fresh fish, lime juice, chili, onion, and good balance. Here you'll find ingredients, preparation, side dishes, an...
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Ceviche from Peru: History, Ingredients, and Recipe
Ceviche is one of Peru's most famous dishes. Fresh fish, lime juice, chili, onion, and side dishes combine coastal cuisine, craftsmanship, and cult...
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Inca Kola: Peru's iconic yellow soft drink
Inca Kola is more than a sweet soft drink. In Peru, the bright yellow soda is part of family meals, celebrations, and everyday culture.
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Alpacas in Peru: Andean Animals, Wool, and Culture
Alpacas are among the best-known animals of the Andes. In Peru, they have been part of highland farming, textile tradition, and cultural identity f...
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Beyond all borders: Direct aid for people in Peru
The initiative supports people where help is most urgently needed. The focus is on personal encounters, concrete projects, and the commitment of Si...
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Canonesas de la Cruz: Faith and Education in Peru
The Canonesses of the Cross are a Catholic women's community from Lima. Since their founding in 1919, they have combined spirituality, liturgy, cat...
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José Balta: Railway Construction, Guano, and His Dramatic End
José Balta governed Peru from 1868 to 1872. His presidency was marked by ambitious infrastructure projects, the controversial Dreyfus Contract, and...
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Ramón Castilla: Reforms and Modernization in Peru
Ramón Castilla is considered one of the most influential presidents of the 19th century. His terms in office represent political stabilization, new...
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Felipe Santiago Salaverry: Peru's youngest ruler
Felipe Santiago Salaverry came to power in Peru in 1835 at just 28 years old. His brief reign ended after the Battle of Socabaya with his execution...
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Luis José de Orbegoso: President of Peru
Luis José de Orbegoso was one of the formative politicians of the early Peruvian Republic. His tenure was marked by civil war, power struggles, and...
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Agustín Gamarra: President and General of Peru
Agustín Gamarra shaped the first decades of the independent Republic of Peru. Born in Cusco, the military man ruled the country twice and died in 1...
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Cajamarca, Peru combines history, highlands, and nature in one region
Cajamarca, Peru combines highland, history, and tranquil nature in a region that is often underestimated.
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Piura, Peru: History, Culture, and Coast in the North
Piura, Peru, showcases the north of the country as a warm region nestled between desert, river valley, city life, and the Pacific coast.
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Lima: History, Cuisine, and Coast
Lima Peru showcases the capital not as a quiet backdrop, but as a vibrant place with history, cuisine, and a coastline.
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Cura Ocllo: The Forgotten Heroine of the Inca Empire
Cura Ocllo was Manco Inca's Coya and is one of the most impressive female figures in late Inca history. Her story combines power, violence, resista...
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The Stone of the 12 Angles A masterpiece of Inca architecture in Cusco
In the picturesque city of Cusco, Peru, once the capital of the mighty Inca Empire, there are many remarkable historical sites. One of them is the ...
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Arrived in Northern Peru: Piura, family, and first days of travel
A personal travelogue from Peru: Arriving after two days, jet lag, family, shopping, Inca Kola, Pisco Sour, and the anticipation of Northern Peru's...
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