Peruvian

What it means to be Peruvian.

The dishes, the high altitudes, and the deep traditions. A permanent record of a vibrant culture.

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Fruit stalls inside Mercado Número 1 de Surquillo, with bananas hanging over the aisle.

Eat & DrinkThe ingredients and rituals that define the table first.

Dark wooden balconies on the ochre Municipal Palace, Plaza de Armas, Lima.

PlacesModern cities, ancient peaks, and the ruins in between.

Inti Raymi dancers in long ranks on the dry grass of the Sacsayhuamán esplanade.

HeritageThe sounds, languages, and festivals passed down through generations.

A weaver in Pitumarca, seen from behind at a low horizontal loom on a wooden floor.

Made in PeruTextiles, clay, and the multi-generational hands shaping them.

Fish ceviche on a plate with red onion, cancha, camote and choclo.

Featured entry

Eat & Drink

Ceviche

Raw fish, sharp lime, crisp red onion, and a flash of heat. The coast on a plate.

Ceviche defines Peruvian cuisine, featuring cubed white fish cured in fresh lime juice with red onion and ají limo, served with sweet potato, choclo, and crunchy cancha corn.