A guest post by Laura Elise Looking for a traditional treat in Lima Skip Larcomar and Miraflores and instead head to Lima’s seaside Chorrillos district, home to some of Lima’s oldest operating seafood...

The city of Trujillo is a great place for food It's also a great place for ceviche So when I started wandering around asking the locals for their cevicheria recommendations, I was certain I’d find something fairly...

Forget peanuts, popcorn and pretzel sticks ants are the food of the future Well, maybe But probably not Either way, eating ants is quite a treat in some parts of the world, Peru included, so it’s tough to turn down a plate of...

From the north to the south of Peru, its coastline stretches over 2500km (1500miles) and although the lands along the coast are often arid or even plain desert, its waters are teaming with life The Pacific seems like an...

Peru's set-lunch menús are an excellent budget option for shoestring backpackers You can pay as little as S/4 (a dollar or two) for a passable lunch including a starter (often soup, salad or a potato dish), main course (you...