messageBannerNovember 12, 2020<November 12, 2020 Storm clouds roll in over the red-tiled roofs of Cuzco, Peru by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerOctober 24, 2020<October 24, 2020 The Cantalloc Aquaducts provided the pre-Inca Nazca civilization with water for the cultivation of food and cotton by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerOctober 24, 2020<October 24, 2020 Textiles and souvenirs woven for the tourist trade bring much-needed income to the Uro people of Lake Titicaca by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerOctober 24, 2020<October 24, 2020 In the middle of the red-tiled roofs of Cuzco stand ceramic bulls that protect the family and bring good fortune by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerOctober 24, 2020<October 24, 2020 The Uro have used the living reeds, known as totora, to build their islands, homes and boats for centuries by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerOctober 24, 2020<October 24, 2020 Uro reed boats are canoe-shaped with animal heads at the prow by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerOctober 24, 2020<October 24, 2020 Peru Railway is the oldest company operating the Machu Picchu route from Cuzco to Aguas Calientes by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerOctober 24, 2020<October 24, 2020 Surrounded by snow-peaked mountains, Lake Parón is the largest lake in the Cordillera Blanca range in the Peruvian Andes by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerOctober 24, 2020<October 24, 2020 Salineras de Maras, Sacred Valley of the Incas, 46 miles from Cuzco by Tiali Jamir
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