For all Art Lovers out there! As part of our mission of being “conduits of Art and Culture to a Discerning Clientele” Aracari’s own Marisol Mosquera is giving a talk on Peruvian Contemporary Art at the Instituto Cervantes, 102 Belgrave Square, London on May 26.

Peru travel insight #10: A brief history of Coca. Aracari's Weekly Insight Coca has been consumed by natives of the Andes for thousands of years, estimates range from anywhere between 4000 and 8000 y...

The Sillar Route: Why Arequipa is called The White City Arequipa is famous for its statuesque white buildings in the colonial area of the city that give it the moniker 'The White City of Arequipa'. While mo...

“Semana Santa”: Easter in Peru Easter in Peru A variety of events and processions to mark Holy Week are underway across the country. Friends and family gather for the occasion and...

Corpus Christi Peru Festival Corpus Christi Peru Festival in Cusco The Corpus Christi Peru Festival is the most important religious festival celebrated in Cusco, and features an ...

Baroque Music Festival in Chiquitos Misisons, Bolivia: April 26th R... Aracari's Weekly Insight The Question: Where in Bolivia is a Baroque Music Festival held every two years? The Answer: Every two years there ...

A Guide to the Smithsonian Institute’s Folklife Festival in Washington... The Smithsonian Institution hosts an annual Folklife Festival in Washington DC, with the spotlight turning to Peru this year as the theme of the event...

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