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52Cloud people city, the lost city in Peru
The Amazon River extends to 6565 km, has the biggest number and the most unusual flora and fauna. Stories about this river are spread all over the world and nobody can say that he really knows the river. A great example of such story was a...
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71Peruvians enjoy eating guinea pig, which they call cuy
I am originally from Peru and remember hearing about eating "cuy", or guinea pig, but I never got the chance to try it. While searching on Youtube I realized that many people keep them as pets, so that explains the videos I have included here. The sites I have mentioned consider several aspects, like cooking it and they also include recipes. The guinea pig is originally from the high Andes, which includes Peru, Colombia, Ecuador and Bolivia.
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80Items not to Forget when traveling or Backpacking in Foreign Countries
If you have never traveled on a long backpacking trip, there are certain items no one will recommend that you get. Through trial and error, I have compiled this list of items I wish I had traveled with the first time around.
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68The Hidden Lima You Didn’t Know About
Things to see and do in Lima, try visiting the south of Lima for great beaches , sand, sun and surf along with great parties that go all night long. Best time to visit the south of Lima is between the months of late December until early April.
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65Popcorn may have been consumed for 6,700 years ago
American and Peruvian researchers found in the cities of Paredones and Huaca Prieta on the north coast of Peru, ears of corn, about 3,000 to 6,700 years.
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73Operation: Condor
A brief discussion of Operation: Condor, a collaborative effort among the dictatorships of South American to destroy leftist opposition to their regimes.
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73What You Need to Know About South America
Are you packed for Chile? Ready for Costa Rica? Excited to hit Peru? Before heading off on a trip of a lifetime, here are some things that you need to know about South America.
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71Dakar Race 2012: Argentina, Chile, Peru
We have the habit of watching the Dakar Race just after New Years and were happy when it continued being held in South America, like last year! The surprise this year was that it would be held in Argentina, Chile and Peru, which happens to be the country of my birth! I am writing this hub in honor of all those motocycle, car and truck drivers who have made the past two weeks so interesting! I was glad to see my flag displayed, as well as the food and drinks participants will be given to taste!
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71Los Desamparados train station: a road to heaven!
The Desamparados Train Station in Lima is the starting point for a train trip to the city of Huancayo. The journey covers a distance of 332 kilometers and goes over 61 bridges and 65 tunnels. The train negotiates the climbs by doing swithbacks. One is able to see snowed mountain peeks and rivers, as well as beautiful scenery and mountain villages. It is also possible to see typical Andean animals, like llamas and alpacas grazing.
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76Peru holidays: 6 Most Exciting Lima Daytrips
Amid the loud, busy, chaotic, and endlessly sprawling capital of Peru, even the most hardened travelers may need a little city break now and then. Lima has plenty to offer its citizens and visitors alike—quaint beaches, a majestic historical city...
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