Do You Need to Speak Spanish in Peru?
Do you really need to speak Spanish in Peru, or can you get by traveling in Peru just speaking English? If you’re thinking about learning, read this…
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Category: Culture & Society
The Dress Code in Peru: From Day-to-Day Clothing to Formal Events
Generally speaking, the dress code in Peru is fairly relaxed. But some situations might call for more specific and appropriate clothing.
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The Legal Drinking Age in Peru
The legal drinking age in Peru is typical by international standards. But many Peruvian kids try alcohol for the first time before reaching the legal age.
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Festivals and Cultural Events in Lima, Peru
All the festivals and cultural events in Lima, Peru, including traditional celebrations, religious parades, book fairs, upcoming anniversaries and more.
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The Current Minimum Wage in Peru in US Dollars and Soles
The current minimum wage in Peru is a significant improvement over 10 years ago, but Peru’s huge informal sector makes it a moot number for many Peruvians.
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“Are Peruvians Short?” and Other Questions Google Users Want Answered
Are Peruvians short? Are Peruvians black or white? Are they friendly? I try to answer all the most common questions about Peruvians, according to Google.
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The Etiquette of Peruvian Greetings, Introductions and Goodbyes
Not sure of the correct etiquette for Peruvian greetings, introductions and goodbyes? When and who to kiss on the cheek? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
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Major Imports and Exports of Peru: Products and Trade Partners
A look at the major imports and exports of Peru, including Peru’s main trade partners and the products that are made in, and bought into, the country.
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Major Cities in Peru: The Largest and the Most Popular
Cities in Peru account for a huge percentage of the Peruvian population, with 76% living in urban areas. Here are the largest and most popular cities in the country.
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Demonyms of Peru, or “What Do You Call a Man From Moquegua?”
Learn some of the key demonyms of Peru, including the names given to Peruvians who live in particular geographic regions and individual town and cities.
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