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Photo: Caral Archaeological Zone

Peru: New discoveries in Vichama reveal climate change impact 3,800 years ago

New discoveries at the Vichama archaeological complex, located in Vegueta district, Huaura province of Lima, support the hypotheses that climate change had significant effects 3,800 years ago in this area of the Peruvian coast, influencing the course of its population.

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Photo: Ministry of Culture of Peru

Peru: Culture Ministry completes Cusco's Muyuqhawa Monumental Complex regularization

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Peru: Moche palace found reveals presence of ruling elite

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Peru: Mincetur recommends that tourists prioritize website for Machu Picchu tickets

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Photo: Courtesy of the Office of Communication and Institutional Image of UNTRM

Peru: Carved heads found in Ollape are the first discovered in their original context

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Peru: Culture Ministry confirms Machu Picchu 2026 ticket sales are not yet available

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Photo: Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism of Peru

Peru and Japan agree to promote sustainable tourism development

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Peru: New carrying capacity study for Machu Picchu confirmed

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Peru's Culture Ministry: Machu Picchu's in-person ticket sales working well

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Discovery in Peru's Amazonas: Carved heads and 200 structures found at Ollape monument

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Caral and the prophecy of climate change

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International press expectations at Annual Meetings 2015 in Lima

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What does Mistura have that other food festivals don’t?

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U.S. Chef Gary Coltek speaks about culinary sustainability at Mistura

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Peruvian cuisine grows exponentially, says U.S. chef

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The Moche civilization in northern Peru. Source: BBC World Wonders

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