How to Mingle with the Locals in Cusco
Most travelers come to Peru to visit Machu Picchu and perhaps hike the Inca Trail or they come to see some of the local landmarks, historic...
3 Superfoods to Try During Your Peru Vacation
Most of you have probably seen or heard the term “superfood” by now, but perhaps you are wondering just what a superfood really is. Superfoods are...
Cultural Differences: Peru vs. United States
Several of our staff at Kuoda Travel hail from countries of the western world where structure in day-to-day life is commonplace and something you...
A Guide to Peruvian Street Food
There’s no better way to get to know Peru like a local than through the street food. If you’re a somewhat adventurous traveler, don’t miss chowing...
Peru’s Best Travel Experiences for 2017
Of course Machu Picchu is the draw for many who travel to Peru but why not extend your once-in-a-lifetime vacation to Peru with a visit to some of...
A Surprise For Travelers to Peru: Prominent Asian Influences
At Kuoda Travel, we like to find out what awed and intrigued our guests during their custom tour to Peru. Time and time again, we hear about the...
A Guide to Eating Vegetarian in Peru
When my family and I first arrived in Cusco, Peru with our children in 2003, the idea of vegetarianism was still rather sketchy to the restaurant...
Kuoda’s Picks for the Top Five Restaurants in Cusco: Part 1
Whether you’re planning adventurous or luxury travel in Peru, Cusco offers a dizzying array of restaurants to suit all budgets and preferences. It...
Pride & Tradition: A Look at Peru’s Famous Pisco Sour
Pisco sour is Peru’s national drink, and as much a symbol of Peruvian identity as ceviche. Sampling this unique and delicious drink is an...
An Expert’s Guide to Discovering Machu Picchu
Originally constructed around 1450, Machu Picchu is majestically set on a mountain ridge at 7,972 feet (2,430 meters) above sea level. This...
