Colorful Peru

 

1111Peru, the full name of the Republic of Peru, is a country in western South America and the birthplace of ancient Inca culture. Its diverse natural environment, the Amazon jungle, the Inca ruins of the Andes Plateau and the world’s highest lake Titicaca make Peru one of the most immersive countries in the world.

1111When Peruvians meet and say goodbye to guests in social situations, they are used to shaking hands. When men meet each other, they are generally used to hug and pat each other. When Peruvian women meet, they are used to kissing (kissing the other’s cheeks), and they say a friendly voice or greetings. In any case, flowers can be used as gifts.

1111Peruvians have the characteristics of a Latin nation, warm and hospitable.

1111Peruvians have a variety of foods, especially seafood and meat. Their cooking methods are unique in that they are used to roast pebbles with charcoal strips and then baked in meat. In addition, corn, beans and other staple foods are also baked on the pebbles, and their fragrance is unique and attractive.

1111The appearance of people in the Peruvian countryside is very obvious. This is the result of the fusion of pre-Spanish and European costumes. Local women have improved the traditional Inca costume anacu, adding bright color elements and multi-layer petticoats to make it A well-known traditional embroidery flower skirt. Different regions will have a slightly different style. A black skirt will be worn with a variety of different color belts. In the northern Piura Heights, local people will wear flowers on the costumes. In the more southern Chiclayo, the skirt will be matched with brightly colored wool lllylla.

1111In the Lima Highlands, the skirt is decorated with red and black embroidered lace. In Junín, Cajamarca and Cusco, women no longer wear black skirts. Underneath their skirts are layers of cotton petticoats embroidered with gorgeous gold and silver threads.