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Last week I was in Montreal, in a job I didn’t like too much and didn’t pay enough. I was thinking about my friend Sacha who was currently in Ecuador and Peru trekking and surfing… Ohh I envied him. Snow started falling in Montreal and I got 2 more parking tickets to add up on my 10+ pile of white and red papers …. My only option …. start a surf trip in Peru!!!
At Pariwana hostels, you can impress other guests and the staff by learning a bit of the local Peruvian slang. Just like in every country and region, the local variants of language tend to differ from their immediate neighbors, and even more from their more distant ones.
Peru is no exception to the rule that language is taken and shaped into however the natural tendencies of the locals have seen fit.
You’re already traveling as a backpacker in one of the culinary capitals of the world. Peru’s food is touted as some of the most culturally diverse on the planet, and journeying from the north to south, east and west is one of the best ways to experience this gastronomic wonder.
Although the food at Pariwana is good, don’t let our chefs keep you from the wonders of the cities’ offerings.
The first time you get to walking in Cusco, you realize you have quite a lot to see. The city is a dazzling maze of colonial architecture crowning the old ruins of Incan buildings.
Those Incan foundations are just a preview of the ruins you’re going to discover on an adventure into the nearby Sacred Valley.
Pariwana hostels are already gaining popularity faster than seemingly possible. Their expert marketing crew and superb staff bring Pariwana’s reputation to ears far and wide.
People arrive to Pariwana Lima with high expectations after having been at Pariwana Cuzco, and surely the Lima site delivers.
If you’re staying at the Pariwana in Lima, you’ll be happy to learn that you’re already set up for a direct bus line to one of the city’s most magnificent nights out.
Step out of the front door, take a left and board whatever bus is yelling “todo Arequipa!” One sol should get you to the gates of the Park of Water.
Travelling across the great ancient Incan lands is going to be a memorable thing for you no matter how you do it.
However, if you’re reading this, it’s because you were enticed by the word in the title, hitchhiking. Contrary to popular belief, it can be done.
Peru is an immense country of diverse culture, gastronomy, and people. You’ve got the endless ocean and various types of beaches all along the coast, the land climbing up into the alpine world of the Andes Mountains, then sinking down into the sweltering rainforest of the Amazon.
Basically, it’s a backpacker’s paradise.
Arequipa is a city of diversity. From cultural and historical sites, to plentiful activities, a vibrant nightlife and amazing food, to a gorgeous environment filled with valleys and volcanoes, you can find it all here.
This is for many backpackers a logical stop when travelling towards Cusco or Lima by bus from the south and the nowadays facilities and sights make sure you are very well entertained!
Looking for a good night out, then don’t miss out on Cusco. Known for its Inca legacy, the town of Cusco offers nowadays also an amazing nightlife for all type of backpackers.
We put together a list of great bars and clubs in Cusco for you to be entertained day and night in Peru’s southern mountains!
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