The Peru Channel is all about Peru from someone who actually lives here! Information about the country (including important current events that affect travelers) are mixed in with my own stories of adventure and exploration.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture |
In this first episode of a series, I talk about about guides, tickets, buses, and trains. There's so much to talk about, that I had to start somewhere and these are some of the topics that come up most of all. more
In this epsiode I talk about a variety of topics that come up often for people considering Peru including tipping, money, all things money, weather and what clothes to wear, electricty concerns for electronics, and restrooms! more
Visiting somewhere and actually living there are never the same. In this episode I talk about some of what life is like as an expat living in Cusco. While there's a lot to talk about, I focused on shopping, food, noise, and getting around with some q... more
Safety, getting around, and general experiencing travel -- lots of people tell you all kind of tips about visiting a place -- some good, some bad, some relevant, and some not... more
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Thank you for your insights. I really enjoy listening to information about one of my favorite countries. more
For me, the undisputed #1 Peru podcast. I’ll keep on listening:)
We’re planning a trip to Peru in 2023 and this podcast is fantastic—just the right mix of information and informed opinion. Can’t wait for future episodes. Philip, we’d love to buy you a drink when we’re in Cusco—thank you for this excellent podcast!
This is the podcast I have been waiting for! I lived in Peru over a decade ago and I would love to go back with my family. Thanks for sharing your wisdom. I would love to hear more about Cusco in general...where to stay, what to avoid, mountain sickness, things to see, etc.
Phillip, thank you! We are bringing our family of 6 to tour Peru in December. I’d love to hear about Machu Picchu at that time of year. Wondering if you’ve ever been to Huacachina for sand boarding/dune buggy?
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