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62Find Out Two Common Routes to Send Money to Peru
Some people have to send money to Peru to family members throughout the year, whether as a gift or to help with daily bills. If this describes you, there are tons of options. However, you probably ...
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58What is the Ancient Astronaut Theory?
Many people believe that gods came from outerspace in firey chariots, and taught primitive jungle people from Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula the Mayas how to build grand cities, use symbols for writing,...
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60Together We Cross the River
Last night was my first rock concert. Ever. That's right. I'm 31 years old, nearly 32 and this was it.I had the pleasure of seeing Puscifer live at the Spreckels Theatre in San Diego with my brother and...
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61My Peruvian Adventure P.3
First Night Jitters The first night was the worst - you always hear that as the case but until you experience first hand I don’t think you could ever imagine how it actually feels. It’s like the first...
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65Head Shrinking: The Jivaros Recipe
Always wanted to learn how to shrink heads, well here's the guide for you, all the way from the muddy rain forests of South America.
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77LIOPLEURODON RULED THE OCEANS
The Scariest Marine Predator Ever! Great White Sharks, the Crocodilians and their kin notwithstanding, the oceans and seas occupying three-fifths of the world’s surface are a relatively benign place in...
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86El Nino and La Nina -Infant Jesus and Little Girl Phenomenon
What is ‘El Niño’ ? -It is a climatic phenomenon that increases the temperature of the surface of the Pacific Ocean near the equatorial region. This phenomenon occurs in three years up to seven years...
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73Peruvian Soap Fat Murders
This Hub is about true crimes committed in Peru involving soap, human fat, and murder! When was the last time you took a bath? Can you remember what kind of soap you used? If you're like most folks, you...
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79Lima Peru and the Missing Guitar String
Our group had arrived in Lima the night before. We had taken a bus ride past block after dusty, dirty block of thrown together wooden buildings where people lived and worked. Our destination was Scripture...
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83New Year Around the World
I have been lucky to spend New Year in several countries. What I have learnt is that it doesn’t matter where you are, people like to celebrate. Toasting, dancing and fireworks are a common denominator with most western cultures while traditions and customs are local. I cannot decide which country celebrates the best New Year; all I can say is that each country is different and at the end, the joy of welcoming a New Year has nothing to do with the place where you celebrate or how you celebrate
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