Month: September 2018

Cherimoya (chirimoya or chirimuya) is a fruit I tried first in Chile, however it’s native to Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, and Ecuador. If you have a chance, try juice made of cherimoya; yummy 🙂

If you want to believe www.peru.travel, “Peruvian cuisine is considered among the best in the world”. I’m not sure is it completely true, but the richness of culture and variety of regions make the cuisine special.

Colorful buses in South America or Asia – aren’t they nice? 🙂

Peru has lots to offer to tourists!
The Andes, Amazon, coast, Inca ruins, Cuzco, Machu Picchu, Chan Chan, Nazca, Peruvian culture or traditions, and many more! Such an interesting country!

I haven’t seen this in many countries, and I believe it’s simply not popular these days any more, but in a few South American countries, I’ve seen people cleaning shoes on the streets.
To me, it somehow looks like not from this century, and has its charm!

In Lima, like in other South American cities (or rather capitals) you’ll find many (Spanish) colonial buildings, Catholic churches and slums.

Lima is the largest city of Peru and its capital.
The city was founded in 1535.

Do you remember how the flag of Peru looks like?
It’s quite simple, red, white, and red (without a pigeon 😉 sorry, it was just flying…).

I usually remember well flags of countries that I’ve visited.
Traveling = the best lesson of geography. 😉

Peru, officially the Republic of Peru, is a very diverse country in South America.
Have you been to Peru?
It’s definitely worth visiting, even if you only have time to visit Machu Picchu, you’ll still enjoy it a lot. 🙂

Welcome in September!
This month is going to be all about Peru on my blog.

The official travel and tourism portal of Peru (www.peru.travel) says:
“Peru, the richest country in the world”.
So in September, I’ll show you a little bit of the beautiful country that has everything. 🙂