Alpaca

6. Peru Kids Dresses, skits, tunics, blank and ponchos with geometric patterns and vibrant colors are still Native Peruvian traditional clothing styles. The wool of the Alpaca, a traditional customs woven, is still used today. Signing The National anthem (right) Whispering Smiling A young Peruvian In the journey, we had a chance to stop by at a primary school on the way from Cusco to Puno, and met these beautiful young generation, Peruvian kids. Wondering The young couple A thinker Going

Early in the morning, my mom, brother, sister, and I packed up our things from the hotel to leave. We put everything in our rental vehicle and then my mom went to the hotel office to check out. When she got back, she put the instructions to Keepers of the Wild (an animal sanctuary in Kingman Arizona) in her phone. Then we drove off from Las Vegas to the animal sanctuary. The ride took about four hours, but it felt somewhat longer.. When we arrived at the sanctuary, we were about forty minutes early

stews, they also added some potatoes in it. They also added some Ullucu and Arracacha, which are carrot like vegetable, in the soup. Maize was very common during those days too. The Incas didn’t only eat vegetables they also ate meat, Llamas and Alpacas were the main domestic animals in the empire so instead their main source of meat were guinea pigs. The Incas only ate llamas if they were younger than 3 years old. The natives also brought fresh fish from the coast. The Incas had a variety of different

Peru is not only mountains like most people think, the country actually has chilly sierras, a dry coast, and a humid jungle. Peru is a large country of contrasts when it comes to the regions and climates that come with each region (Shields 10-13). The amount of people occupying these regions in the country is an impressive 30.95 million as of 2013 (Gottlieb 1). The culture of course, like any other country, has little differences in traditions and the ways of life depending on the part of the country

Was the columbian exchange an overall positive event for the new world? The Columbian Exchange was overall a positive but also negative event for the New World, the reasons why the Columbian Exchange was a positive event for the New World was because the Columbian Exchange brought many crops such as corn, potatoes, avocados peppers etc. Another reason why the Columbian Exchange was a positive event for the New World was because of the animals, without the animals people couldn’t have

I felt the giant beast's antler hit my head before I could even start to react. I was ten years old and on our annual trip to Sweden. One day my grandpa decided to take me on a trip to a forest. Along with my god-father, brother, and dad, we set off on a mission to see a moose. After a fifteen minute four-wheeler ride, we finally reached our destination. My grandfather had me stay by the four-wheeler since I was too young to encounter such massive, aggressive animals. As the sun beat down on my head

filled with exotic birds and some other rabbits. In some of the pens inside the auction barn, they had pigs, goats, sheep, and emus. The outside pens had a variety of cow breeds like the shaggy Highlanders and Brahmas. There were also horses, ponies, alpacas, buffalo, and llamas. We always arrive early, so people are still coming in with animals they would be auctioning off that day. My Mom and I went into the auction barn to see if they had anything interesting out there that we might like to acquire

goal was to learn about some new countries I had never really paid attention to. I watched how the Armenians dance, how delicious crepes are and how to dance like nobody's watching. I learned about beef empanadas from Colombia and got to feel real alpaca hair. The Swiss make beautiful plates out of wood, and when they got hot you could smell the wood. When we got there, we went straight for food and shopping. The day was filled with a good time and lots of newly learnt facts.

Imagine overlooking the mountains of eastern Peru, standing in the ancient city of Machu Picchu, also known as “the city in the clouds”. From the beautiful surroundings of the tropical mountain forest environment to the fascinating history of the Incan city, Machu Picchu is one of the best historical travel destinations. Machu Picchu is one of the best historical travel destinations due to its complex history. Machu Picchu started off as an ancient Incan civilization in the fifteen hundreds

Columbian Exchange About 200 million years ago there was one big continent called Pangaea. They believed that, this landmass began to separate. They believed that the Atlantic Ocean formed, dividing Africa and Eurasia from the Americas. Over the next several million years plants and animals changed and made to separate biological worlds. It wasn’t until Christopher Columbus and his crew sailed to the Americas in October 1492, they started interacting with each other. Europeans brought diseases