101 THINGS WE LOVE ABOUT PERU...

... I collected them in surveys and listed them without classifying them. The result is a colorful “collectible collection”. , a chaotically beautiful picture of a unique country that holds so many fantastic surprises. But see for yourself!

1. Mountain tours at 4500 m and higher

2. Surf in “Cerro Azul” or "Organos" (Máncora)

3. Chicha Morada and other "Refrescos" (soft drinks)

4. Quinua

5. Empanadas (filled dumplings)

6. Papas rellenas (stuffed potatoes)

7. The waves of the Pacific

8. The comfortable coaches

9. Fruit juices made from fresh fruits

10. The diversity and proximity of the climate zones

11. "Fast knitters"

12. "Pones chapas" (Peruvian drinking beer) with friends

13. The "Costa Verde" (Long hard shoulder in Lima)

14. The pride and self-confidence of Peruvian women

15. Peruvian cuisine

16. The joy of life

17. Los Negritos de Huanuco

18. Cremoladas de Frutas (soft drink made from fruit pulp)

19. Tingo Maria (town in Huanuco)

20. Tokosh, Lucuma and other fascinating fruits

21. The tunnel of Karpish, which separates the Andes from the jungle: different vegetation, different climate

22. The fascinating beauty and diversity of the landscape

23. The spontaneity of people

24. The flexibility of people

25. Human ingenuity

26. "Freedom"

27. The wealth of biotopes

28. "I'll be in the jungle in less than 4 hours"

29. The biodiversity and diversity of food

30. Grupo 5, Music in Peru

31. Peru's mystical side

32. Machu Picchu

33. The Nazca Lines

34. Chachapoyas

35. The numerous cultures

36. The different hats

37. Pan pipes and other typical instruments

38. The spindles with wool

39. The traditional clothing

40. VW Beetle and other "junk cars

41. Arequipa

42. The Andes

43. The pack animals

44. "Marinera Norteña" (a dance)

45. Huayno (a dance in the Andes)

46. Salsa (music style)

47. Pisco Sour

48. Woven carpets

49. Tamales

50. Cebiche

51. Canchitas (roasted corn)

52. Carnival in Cajamarca

53. Pachamama and Pachatata (Mother Earth and Father)

54. The street carpets during religious parades

55. Mysterious herbs like “Ayahuasca”

56. Quechua and the diversity of languages

57. The islands of Amantani and Taquile (Puno)

58. The wide beaches

59. Wait instead of haste

60. The climate in the Andes

61. Giant cacti and other succulent plants

62. The "sandbox" on the Pan-American Highway

63. In "Artesania" Browse shops and markets

64. Caral

65. The endless expanse that you meet so few people

66. Semana Santa in Ayacucho

67. The folkloric guitar players

68. The lagoons in the mountains

69. The Altiplano (The Andean Highlands)

70. The old culture that is still lived in the mountain villages

71. Huatia (typical dish of the Andean region)

72. Pachamanca (typical dish of the Andean region)

73. Alpacas and Guanacos

74. Pelicans

75. The quiet rustling sound when the wind blows over the pampas at 4000 meters

76. Parrots and other free-living exotic birds, hummingbirds

77. The diversity of social differences, contrasts and realities of life

78. "A country with never-ending surprises"

79. Life in Oxapampa - Pozuzo in the Selva Central de Perú

80. Seals and the Candelabro in Paracas

81. Condors

82. Creole music

83. Paneton

84. The Puya raimondii and other fantastic plants, e.g. B. free-growing angel trumpets

85. The scissor dancers in Ayacucho

86. Coffee

87. Mototaxis

88. Chocolate or cocoa

89. Huacachina

90. Restaurantes campestres

91. The agricultural terraces

92. Choclo con Queso

93. Barranco

94. The Plaza de Armas at night

95. Museums

96. Mummies

97. Guano de Isla

98. The artists' district of Cusco (San Blas)

99. The Baños Thermales (thermal baths)

100. Maca

101. Physalis peruviana