Unpublished treasures to discover Whether you are passionate about Peru, a fan of pre-Columbian civilizations or just curious, don't miss the Machu Picchu and the Treasures of Peru exhibition at the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine! It is one of the exhibitions events of spring 2022 in t ...
rape pomace from winemaking. It is the result of distilling whole grapes. It has an alcohol content ranging from 30° to 45°. 2- One must not confuse Peruvian pisco with Chilean pisco. Pisco is an iconic South American drink to the point that it appears in Tintin's adventures, specifically in the ...
1- This festival is dedicated to the Inca Sun god. Inti Raymi is a Peruvian festival dedicated to Inti, the Inca Sun God. Originally, it was a religious ceremony organized on the occasion of the winter solstice in the Andean countries of the Southern Hemisphere. The ceremony served to honor the Sun ...
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sacred city considered the most representative work of Inca architecture. It is a Unesco World Heritage Site. This ancient Inca city is located in Peru, in the province of Urubamba, one hundred and thirty kilometers from Cuzco. It is perched on a rocky promontory that joins the Machu picchu and H ...
amine, and norepinephrine. A ginkgo biloba course is suitable for both men and women, upon medical advice. Maca, considered a symbol of fertility in Peru, truly deserves its reputation. Taken in a one-month course, it allows both men and women to regain energy and libido. Note: in another category ...
he appearance of a Japanese lantern, we sometimes imagine that the physalis is a fruit native to Asia. But it isn't. This small fruit, also called Peruvian cockroach, is produced by a plant native to the Andes: Physalis peruviana. It is found in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia at altitudes up to 3200 ...
A feared weather anomaly El Niño literally means 'the current of the Child Jesus' because this warm current that passes off the coast of Peru and Ecuador usually appears around Christmas... But it is also sometimes called the enfant terrible of the climate! By extension, this term refers to a m ...
mulus, snapdragons, and foxgloves. An indoor plant with delicate watering. Calceolarias, which originate from the low mountains of South America (Chile, Peru and Patagonia), are generally cultivated under our latitudes as indoor annual plants. Due to its mountainous origins, this plant needs certa ...
t of compost. You just need to make sure to put a good layer of clay pebbles at the bottom of the pot to ensure proper drainage. This tree, native to Peru, has spread throughout South America and then to all tropical countries. Today, it is considered an invasive species in many countries because i ...
syrup, and coconut sugar. This sweetener, which has only been on the French market for a few months, gets its name from the yacon, a tuber native to Peru. This vegetable, also known as the "earth pear," resembles a sweet potato. It can be eaten raw or cooked. It can also be turned into juice or sy ...
ear" or "yacon" is an edible tuber native to the Andes in South America. It grows spontaneously in the Andean regions of Bolivia, Ecuador, Argentina, Peru, and Colombia at about 2000 meters above sea level. This tuber, which resembles a sweet potato, belongs to the sunflower and Jerusalem artichoke ...
Europe, North Africa, Western Asia, and Afghanistan. Today, Loxosceles rufescens is present in Canada and the United States up to Hawaii, in Mexico, Peru, Australia, the Philippines, Japan, Korea, China, Laos, Thailand, India, South Africa, and Macaronesia. In France, its presence is confirmed in ...
