Peru Culture

The culture of Peru is vast and a fascinating aspect of travel throughout the country. The Indian Culture is prevalent in the cities and countryside. We do offer special tours of unique remote villages their inhabitants.

On Taquile Island in Lake Titicaca the men knit caps and bags of colorful wool and their lifestyle is attuned to the rocky island that they farm. Or Amantani Island where the folk is kind and gentle with a simple lifestyle but intricate social structure.

In Cuzco the Incan descendants are visible on the streets, farms and homes dressed in colorful wool clothing and felt hats. On a full day excursion from Cuzco visit the Willoc's Weavers in their native rural Quechua community where excellent textiles are produced by the women.

In the cities of Cuzco, Lima and Arequipa the colonial style and Plaza de Armas harken back to the Spanish influence as well as the European style of the city dwellers.

Chachapoyas adventure gives great insight into the relatively untouristed areas of North Peru. The culture is derived from the Incas but adapted to the Amazon Jungle. The highland and lowlands have developed unique aspects to their communities.

Contact us to include culture in your travel to Peru.

Lost World Adventures 800.999.0558

phone: 404.373.5820 fax: 404.377.1902
email: info@lostworld.com

 


 

 

 

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