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Peruvian Calendar January Festival de Marinera. The Marinera is an elegant couple’s dance using handkerchiefs as props and Trujillo is the capital of this dance. Festival de Marinera, as it’s known in Spanish, features dance competitions, parades, and even exhibitions of the Peruvian Paso, a breed of horse recognized as part of the cultural patrimony […]
Read ArticleInti Raymi: The Inca Festival of the Sun Every June 24th, the city of Cusco, Peru, comes alive with the colors, music, and spirit of one of the most important religious celebrations in pre-Columbian South America—the Inti Raymi festival. Rooted in the ancient traditions of the Inca Empire, this grand religious ceremony was created in […]
Read ArticleBest Souvenirs to Buy in Cusco: Authentic Treasures from the Andes ºWhen visiting Cusco, one of the most rewarding experiences is exploring the city’s vibrant markets and artisan shops in search of the best souvenirs to buy in Cusco. Whether you’re traveling to Machu Picchu, wandering through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, or enjoying […]
Read ArticleThings To know before traveling to Perú – Big Foot Machu Picchu Though Peru and its people are really kind and welcoming to visitors, some of Peru’s top experiences require you to adopt a type A travel personality and plan ahead. Unfortunately, you cannot just show up and hike the Inca Trail or score a […]
Read ArticleTraveling solo in Perú At Bigfoot Machu Picchu Travel, we appreciate the spirit and independence of traveling solo in Peru who are striking out on their own. The most important thing you want to know is if Peru is a safe destination for solo travelers, especially for female travelers. It is! The country is very […]
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