Peruvian people

In 1905, when the Andean photographer Martín Chambi was 14 years old, he traveled to northwestern Peru with his father, who had a job working in a gold mine there. At the time, there were no indigenous photographers in the country, and images of the Quechua people were mostly captured through the lenses of French and American photographers.

Photographer Martin Chambi was the first native Peruvian to document his people, culture, and landscape.

Get an authentic taste of Peru with these Peruvian desserts! These recipes are easy, traditional, and will satisfy your sweet tooth!

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Peruvian textiles tradition - The Peruvian poncho is a part of traditional Peruvian men’s dress. It is a type of outer garment that is used to keep the wearer warm and shield him from rain. Usually these garments are hand woven from alpaca wool, and their decorations can have symbolic meaning.

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From Peruvian alfajores to Christmas panettone, here are 25 Peruvian desserts that have delicious flavour and actually easy to make.

Estofado de pollo is a hearty stew made with chicken, vegetables, potato and ají panca chili pepper, and can be found in Peruvian households and restaurants year-round. Great for lunch or dinner. This dish takes about an hour to prepare and serves 4 people.