Perusina and Perusino
Cheeky stories, understandable Peru knowledge, and adventures from the world of the Inca: Here begins the journey with Perusina and Perusino.
Introduction to the character world
Perusina and Perusino are the narrative entry point to PeruMagazin. The two siblings combine stories with knowledge about Peru, the Andes, Cusco, and the Inca world.
This is not about a dry school notebook. Perusina asks precise questions. Perusino surprisingly often thinks about food. Together they encounter gods, legends, and historical figures, without leaving their sense of humor at the cloakroom.
This page bundles the most important entry points. Children, families, and curious readers will quickly find the right path to stories, background knowledge, the book, and characters.
Peru knowledge with sandals and provisions
Peru is large, diverse, and full of stories. Perusina and Perusino help take the first steps into this world.
Sometimes the path leads to a sun god. Sometimes to a talking stone. And sometimes directly to the next corn bread.
Who are Perusina and Perusino?
Perusina and Perusino are narrative characters from PeruMagazin. Their stories incorporate real places, well-known traditions, and cultural themes. Fantasy and knowledge remain clearly and recognizably intertwined.
The two characters make connections understandable without underestimating children. Historical topics can be exciting. Mythology can remain mysterious. And an alpaca can occasionally have a surprisingly clear opinion.
Discover Peru
If you want to get to know Peru at your leisure first, it's best to start with an overview. Peru is not just about the Inca. The coast, Andes, Amazon region, cities, cuisine, languages, and traditions are also part of it.
After that, the stories gradually lead further to Cusco and into the world of the Inca. Cusco was an important political and religious center of the empire. Today, the city is a good starting point to discover history and the present together.
Peru at a glance
Travel planning, regions, culture, and important topics bundled compactly.
Get to know PeruPeruvian culture
History, languages, cuisine, festivals, and regional diversity explained understandably.
Discover cultureCusco
The historic city is one of the most important places for entering the Inca world.
Discover CuscoMachu Picchu
The famous Inca site is one of Peru's great travel destinations.
Discover Machu PicchuThe World of Inca Gods
An important part of the stories leads to the Inca gods and older religious beliefs of the Andes. Children encounter sun, moon, earth, thunderstorms, creation, and sacred places.
The world of gods is not just fantasy. It shows how nature, agriculture, rule, and daily life were intertwined.
Inca Gods
Inti, Viracocha, Pachamama, Illapa and other deities at a glance.
Open world of godsInca Mythology
Creation, worldview, and great narratives of the Andes explained understandably.
Discover mythologyInti
The Sun God stood for light, warmth, agriculture, and royal rule.
More about IntiViracocha
The creator god was associated with origin and cosmic order.
More about ViracochaThe Book: Gods with Superpowers
The children's book "Perusina & Perusino – Gods with Superpowers – Inca Edition" brings together the world of characters, Inca knowledge, and childish humor.
The stories deal with Viracocha, Inti, Pachamama, and Illapa. They are not dry encyclopedia texts, but adventures with pace, questions, and occasionally quite noticeable divine temperaments.
Stories and Adventures
The stories explain Inca knowledge through small adventures. Names, places, and traditions appear not as a list, but as an action.
Fantasy and historical background remain consciously distinguishable. This allows children to listen, laugh, and still understand which figures come from old tales.
Perusina and Perusino find Manco Cápac
A child-friendly story about the legendary first Inca ruler and the beginning of a great tradition.
Read storyThe Secret of Cusco
Mama Quilla, a golden staff, and a city whose stories live on to this day.
Read storyPerusina and Perusino meet Inti
A story about light, memory, and the Sun God of the Incas.
Read storyPerusa explains the Inca Empire
A simple introduction to Tawantinsuyu with mountains, paths, and an appropriate portion of childish humor.
Open explanationA good order for getting started
- First open the Peru overview and get acquainted with the framework.
- Then travel to Cusco or Manco Cápac with a story.
- Next, discover the world of the Inca gods.
- Finally, continue reading together in the book.
This way, the introduction remains clear and doesn't end in a link jungle where even a llama would demand a satnav.
Book and Figures
Those who want more than just to read about Perusina and Perusino can find the children's book and matching figures in the shop.
The Children's Book
"Gods with Superpowers" combines knowledge, stories, and humor.
View bookPerusina as a figure
The brave heroine of the stories as a creative building block figure.
View PerusinaPerusino as a figure
Cheeky, loud, and ready for the next adventure with provisions.
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Open ForeverFigFrequently Asked Questions about Perusina and Perusino
Who are Perusina and Perusino?
Perusina and Perusino are narrative characters from PeruMagazin. They introduce children and families to the world of Peru and the Incas through stories and simple explanations.
What age group are the stories suitable for?
Many stories are especially aimed at children aged around six and up. They are suitable for reading aloud and for shared discovery.
Is it just about fantasy?
No. The stories combine fantasy with real places, cultural themes, and well-known traditions. Historical and mythological references are explained in a child-friendly way.
Where is the best place to start?
A good starting point is the Peru overview. After that, the stories about Cusco, Manco Cápac, and Inti are suitable.
Where can I order the book?
The book "Perusina & Perusino – Gods with Superpowers – Inca Edition" is available in the PeruMagazin shop.
Are there also figures?
Yes. The shop offers building block figures of Perusina and Perusino, as well as other products from the figure world.
Sources
PeruMagazin: Perusina and Perusino
PeruMagazin: Perusina and Perusino – Gods with Superpowers
PeruMagazin: Perusina and Perusino find Manco Cápac
PeruMagazin: Perusina and Perusino search for the secret of Cusco
PeruMagazin: Perusina and Perusino meet Inti
PeruMagazin: Peruvian Culture
UNESCO World Heritage Centre: City of Cuzco