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Peru's White City: A Weekend in Arequipa



A short while ago, I had the pleasure of visiting Peru's "Ciudad Blanca!" My weekend in Arequipa was just lovely, and so I'd like to share my experience with you in the hope that you'll be able to visit vicariously now and in reality soon!



The second largest city in Peru, Arequipa feels peaceful and genteel. The…

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Added by Kuoda Travel on January 16, 2014 at 4:30pm — No Comments

Cusco's Post-Colonial Traditions: Corpus Christi and Inti Raymi

by Emily Guilmette



For those of you contemplating a visit to Peru, there is no better time to experience Cusco and Machu Picchu than at the end of June. Not only is the dry-season weather sunny and bright, but the city's spectacular festivals are in full swing. The final two weeks of June are devoted to dance performances and…

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Added by Kuoda Travel on June 24, 2013 at 10:03am — No Comments

All the Comforts of Home in Cusco: Staying at La Casona

by Emily Guilmette
One of our all-time favorite hotels in the entirety of South America is Inkaterra's La Casona! I recently had the pleasure of spending an evening there and wanted to take this opportunity to tell you why it's so special.



First, you come upon La Casona, tucked away in one of Cusco's prettiest plazas, up the hill…
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Added by Kuoda Travel on November 8, 2011 at 7:39am — No Comments

Mistura, The Glorious Food Festival in Lima, Peru

by Emily Guilmette

While I know that gourmets have been savoring the world’s most fabulous foods since the dawn of time, I do think that the past few years (at least in the U.S.) have seen a particular renaissance of appreciation of great eats. There is more interest in local food, less processed food, traditional tastes and culinary…

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Added by Kuoda Travel on October 18, 2011 at 11:06am — 2 Comments

Machu Picchu at 100: Expert Christopher Heaney Answers Our Questions About Hiram Bingham.

By Emily Guilmette, Kuoda Travel
On July 24, Peru marks 100 years since Hiram Bingham, a Yale professor sponsored by the National Geographic Society, came upon the vine-covered ruins. Bingham and his team, with the approval of the contemporary Peruvian government, cleared the site, excavated and presented Machu Picchu to the world in high…
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Added by Kuoda Travel on July 24, 2011 at 11:54am — 2 Comments

The Travel Urge

By Emily Guilmette
In recent weeks I have been updating ourKuoda  web site, blog and social pages (please look for us on facebook, twitter, LinkedIn, digg and delicious), to provide better and more interesting information to all of you.



As I combed through various sites and articles, I came across a Pico Iyer essay on Salon´s site…
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Added by Kuoda Travel on July 16, 2011 at 12:04pm — No Comments

Off the Beaten Track in Peru's Andes: A Visit to Queswachaca Bridge



By Emily Guilmette, Kuoda Travel



Our day-long adventure took us South (photos at the end of the post!), zipping with our chatty driver out of the historic center of Cusco. We passed the city’s more modern urban areas, watching locals hurry about their daily business and hankering for a stop in one of the many “pollerias,” where…

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Added by Kuoda Travel on July 15, 2011 at 2:23pm — No Comments

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