Thursday, 1 February 2018
Anyone who has visited Peru will tell you that it’s a country with one foot in the past and one in the future. Lima, the fifth largest urban hub in Latin America, is home to roughly 10 million people — a third of the total population of the country — and has a skyline rippling with skyscrapers, a globally recognized nightlife and restaurant scene, and a growing tech community. However, take a bus or train an hour in any direction and you arrive in a different world, where ancient cultures and customs are cherished. Despite having one of the fastest…
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