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The Karikuy Blog
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The Karikuy Blog was first created alongside Karikuy.org as a more informative and in depth addition to the content on our main site. The Blog is maintained by Julio C. Tello the founder of Karikuy and will be featuring posts from other writers and Karikuy volunteers in the future. The goal of this blog is to inform the public of the latest news and events in Peru. Such topics will include, entertainment, food, travel, sports, leisure and many others sure to satisfy your curiousity about Peru.
The Karikuy Blog also serves as a news outlet for all the latest information on the Karikuy Organization and our plan to build self sustaining communities in Peru. Here you will read breaking news regarding our social programs and status of our projects. I hope you will all subscribe as there really is something for everyone in this blog. If it happens in Peru, we report on it!
- Author: Julio Tello
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Recent Posts
Top 10 Reasons To Visit Peru This Winter
If you were thinking about traveling to Peru this year or next you probably were planning on making the trip during the summer months of May through September. This is when generally the whole world descends upon Peru, the high season of Tourism in t...
Alianza Lima Vs. Universitario, The Super Classico Championship Finals
Since 1928, the bitter feud between the two biggest clubs in Peru has claimed heart felt wins and devastating losses on both fields. The battle for the best soccer team in Peru has claimed many lives in the process due to the violent nature of the sp...
Finding El Dorado: The Search for El Gran Paititi
In the Peruvian jungles east of Cusco lies a very peculiar city. A city known by many names; Paikikin, Vilcapampa, El Gran Paititi but most famously as El Dorado, the legendary lost city of Gold. The place where the Incas hid what remained of their g...
The Karikuy Volunteer Program: Year One
Sitting here in my New York office is unsettling. You see, only days ago I was back in Peru running the organizations volunteer program. However with all the small problems and complications thrown at me, the program in the log run was a huge success...
Agricultural Terraces to Table: The Many Facets of Arequipa
The drive was long, slow and for the most part painful. As mentioned in Andrew’s previous blog it took 16 + hours to arrive to our destination of Arequipa.  When we finally arrived at the city’s bus terminal the owner of the hostel that we w...
45 Hours on a Bus in 4 Days
Gorgeous This weekend I was lucky enough to be granted a whopping 16 ½ hour bus ride, each way, for a chance to take a glance at Arequipa, Peru. But it was really Sophie who hit the jackpot as she had the privilege of sitting next to me during the ...
