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PERU

Land of the legendary Incas, Peru is home to one of the earliest civilizations and richest history in the world. From the Amazon, to the Andes, to the coastline, the bustling capital city, or the mythical Machu Picchu, Peru will bring any traveller absolute delight. An incredibly biodiverse country, Peru is home to over 3,000 varieties of potatoes, wild produce and giant corn, so big you'll gasp with shock. With a bountiful land and ethnically diverse country, it's no wonder Peru has seen a wave of culinary nods becoming one of the world's most revered gastronomic destinations. One taste of their Nikkei dishes, and you'll understand why.

Guide

Fun Facts: 

Peru is home to around 3.8 million alpacas, which is about 87% of the world’s alpaca population!

National Dish: 

Ceviche

Capital City: 

Lima

Population: 

32,970,000 (2020 est)

FOR THE SPIRIT LOVER

CHILCANO - Predating the popular Pisco Sour is the Chilcano, a refreshing mix of Pisco and Ginger beer.

FOR THE SPIRIT LOVER

PISCO SOUR - The national drink is a curious mix of sharp tang and sweet.

POP HITS

Enjoy this super fun collection of modern Peruvian artists and hits

CLASSIC HITS

Transport to Peru with this collection of traditional music from Peruvian artists

Class Snack Ideas

Make a board and arrange two bowls. Fill one with Maiz Cusco (Peruvian Giant Corn, deep-fried into crispy snacks) and another with Plantain Chips. Arrange a collection of fresh fruit around the bowls. Peru has a diverse collection of fruit. Keep your eyes open for Lucuma (wildly popular in Peru, but difficult to find elsewhere), Tuna Fruit (prickly pears), Guayaba (guava), and Pitahaya (dragonfruit).

Recommended By The Chef

YELLOW PEPPER PASTE

YELLOW PEPPER PASTE

BOTIJA OLIVES

BOTIJA OLIVES

QUINOA

QUINOA

BANANA LEAVES

BANANA LEAVES

Tour The Country

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