Backpacking or traveling in Peru?

• One of the most popular countries in South America for a dash of culture and nature. Peru is geared for travelers and offers great adventures for nature lovers, history buffs and adventure seekers alike. 
• Activity spotting: imagine yourself Tarzan or Jane with a visit to the rainforest, climb snow-capped mountains with a good guide, find your way to the famous Machu Picchu, the Huacachina oasis, explore Lake Titicaca, the largest lake in South America, go to “the Galapagos for the poor” (Ballestas Islands) and meet beautiful species, hike among the colorful Rainbow Mountains, wander through beautiful Cuzco and discover ancient Spanish architecture combined with local markets and outdoor adventures. 

Studying in Peru?

• There are several universities in Peru with a relatively good quality of education for South America. Some popular studies include engineering, administration, computer science, education, economics, business administration, IT, tourism. 
• Classes are taught mostly in Spanish, a good time to pick up your Spanish (again). 

Internship in Peru?

• A good location for internships in the fields of human rights, health care, environmental protection, social work, research. In both local and international organizations. 
• Cities: Lima and Cusco.
• Competencies: Spanish, cross-cultural collaboration, local skills, a deeper look into Peruvian culture. 

Volunteer in Peru?

• Social work with local communities, conservation, animal care, work with street animals, archaeology, child care and education.
• Possible from one week to several months. 

Working in Peru?

• Getting a job is not easy, but long-term opportunities include those with backgrounds in marketing, journalism, computer science and education. 
• Just make sure you speak Spanish! And take into account a low salary. 
• Locations: Lima, Cusco, Arequipa.

Working as a digital nomad in Peru?

• Peru, especially Lima, is a wonderful place for digital nomads that is still relatively undiscovered. For a combination of work and adventure, at low cost this is the place to be. The Internet is relatively good, but not excellent, depending on your location. 
• Favorite locations: Lima, Cusco, Arequipa, Miraflores (Lima).

Living in Peru?

• Peru's rich cultural history and mixed culture make it an attractive country to live in for many. But not only that, the impressive Amazon and Andes also attract many nature lovers and adventurers. 
• Costs are low, the people friendly and the food delicious. There is a mix of traditions and ancient beliefs, and facilities are becoming increasingly modern. 
• In terms of weather, too, there is a climate for everyone. 
• Just be aware of areas with security risks.

Stories, tips and experiences from Peru