Peru Expat and Travel Blog May Archive

Do you ever wonder where some of the Dole organic bananas you eat are from? I dunno the others but some (if not most) definitely come from over 1600 small-scale farmers in Peru.

The dry climate in Northern Peru makes it a perfect area for growing organic bananas, while the government has a good irrigation system set up in the region.

Learn more about these organic bananas here in Dole's official organic food website.

Link: Dole Organic

[Ed note: how do you tell if a Dole Banana in the grocery store is organic or not? ]

Peru Travel Adventure Interview

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Peru Travel Adventure

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Sebastian Blanco

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Lima

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Travel Guide to Peru, Tours, hotels reservations and special rates by internet

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Machu Picchu Travel Interview

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Machu Picchu Travel

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Edith Blanco

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Cusco

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Complete Travel Guide to Visit Machu Picchu, Tours and Hotels Reservations

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Visiting Choqueqirao

Peru is South America's archaeological center. There's no doubt about that. The stunning artifacts found here are yet to be beaten its South American neighbors. Thinking of visiting these sites? For starters, going to Choquequirau and the world-famous Machu Picchu is somthing that you should pursue. Good thing Inka Natura Travel here has some travel packages that might suit your needs. There are basically two tours: A Choqueqirao-only trip and a Choqueqirao-plus-Machu-Picchu tour. Make your pick. Link: Choquequirau, tour and trekking program, Cusco, Peru - Choquequirao Tags: choqueqirao • machu picchu • artifacts • adventure travel • 0 Comments. - Permalink

What's in Peru? 05/02/08 14:04 Peru is South America's archaeological capital. That I don't think anyone would detest. Show them the Machu Picchu and you already have a sure winner. But it doesn't stop at great ruins. Peru's natural wonders are already enough to make anyone awed. This is includes the Peruvian Amazon. Go there and discover the still-undiscovered in the depths of the jungle. Wouldn't it be great, though, if all these trips would be done responsibly. Yes, it can be done--with Mayuc Travels. Link: Peru Travel Tags: ecotourism • machu picchu • peruvian amazon • 0 Comments. - Permalink The Matses and the Mayorunas 05/01/08 09:41 When we talk about ecotourism, we do not talk only of environment preservation. It also involves the preservation of the cultural integrity of the indigenous groups living in the ecotour's destination. Here in Peru, there are at least 2 indigenous tribes that are protected. These are the Matses and Mayorunas, both of which reside in the Peruvian Amazon. Link: Eco-Tourism in Peru Tags: ecotourism • matses • mayorunas • indigenous tribes • 0 Comments. - Permalink Archives: • March, 2010 • February, 2010 • January, 2010 • December, 2009 • November, 2009 • October, 2009 • September, 2009 • August, 2009 • July, 2009 • June, 2009 • May, 2009 • April, 2009 • March, 2009 • February, 2009 • January, 2009 • December, 2008 • November, 2008 • October, 2008 • September, 2008 • August, 2008 • July, 2008 • June, 2008 • May, 2008 • April, 2008 • March, 2008 • February, 2008 • January, 2008 • December, 2007 • November, 2007 • October, 2007 • September, 2007 • August, 2007 • July, 2007 • June, 2007 •

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