Peru

# 52 Creepy and Wonderful: Animal Encounters around the World

On tarantulas, vampire moths, and sharks

Oct 30 •

# 49 What's Really for Sale at the Dubious Belen Market in Iquitos?

On traditional medicines from the Amazon, corruption, and moral discomfort—a photo essay

Sep 11 •

# 48 Machu Picchu Now: All You Need To Know

On circuits, rules, trains, accommodation, food, and more—a comprehensive guide with photos.

Aug 28 •

# 47 Traveling with Shame in a World on Fire

On the shadows of colonialism in Peru

Aug 22 •

# 46 We Cannot Plan for Magic: One Fantastic Day in Chinchero, Peru

On market people, ancient terraces, the Inca trail, and bridesmaids—a photo essay

Aug 9 •

# 45 Is the Food in Lima Really that Good? And other Urgent Questions.

On ceviche, traffic, tsunami alerts, safety, street art, and seasonal fog.

Aug 2 •

# 44 The Truth About Hiking in Peru (for Normal People)

On awe, high altitudes, and physical limits in the Huascarán National Park.

Jul 24 •

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