although Lima may not be a "conventional" vacation spot, it's a culturally rich city, the 5th largest in South America and one of the largest financial hubs in Latin America.
the historic centre of Lima, a UNESCO world heritage site, houses so many beautiful, colorful, architecturally rich buildings;
we also spent a night at a cultural association event showcasing various dances from various regions of Peru; more than just the dances, the show was a sight for the eyes. each of the costumes was so intricate and colorful and beautiful and really showcased Peruvian personalities. it was easily one of my favorite evenings of the trip;
another great aspect of Peru was the FOOD; even for a picky eater like me! Peru is said to have the best cuisine in South America, and it is not an understatement! they're known for the ceviche (which I did not try!) but I did have possibly, the best arroz con pato (duck risotto), IN THE WORLD.
all in all; a great trip! it really opened my eyes to a whole new culture... I suggest visiting Lima if you ever have the chance, or at the very least, read up on it!
and now I'm back and I will dedicate myself to this blog... so much to cover from John Galliano's meltdown to the horrid Montreal weather to various Fashion weeks to the amazeballs Joe Fresh catalogue that I found in my mailbox upon my return. all coming up this week!
xo-
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