Peru Guide

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

After two years of forced Covid pause, the Lima International Book Fair (Feria Internacional del Libro de Lima - FIL LIMA) is finally back in its 26th edition this July and August 2022 with Portugal as the invited country of honor.

In Peru, and here especially in the Andean highlands, August 1 (and actually the entire month of August) is dedicated to Pachamama, next to the sun god Inti probably the most important and worshiped deity in the Inca culture.

On August 1, Peru and here especially the southern highland regions of the country, celebrate National Alpaca Day honoring the small, fluffy camelid and the challenging work of generations of Alpaca breeders

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

After two years of forced Covid pause, the Lima International Book Fair (Feria Internacional del Libro de Lima - FIL LIMA) is finally back in its 26th edition this July and August 2022 with Portugal as the invited country of honor.

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

After two years of forced Covid pause, the Lima International Book Fair (Feria Internacional del Libro de Lima - FIL LIMA) is finally back in its 26th edition this July and August 2022 with Portugal as the invited country of honor.

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

After two years of forced Covid pause, the Lima International Book Fair (Feria Internacional del Libro de Lima - FIL LIMA) is finally back in its 26th edition this July and August 2022 with Portugal as the invited country of honor.

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

After two years of forced Covid pause, the Lima International Book Fair (Feria Internacional del Libro de Lima - FIL LIMA) is finally back in its 26th edition this July and August 2022 with Portugal as the invited country of honor.

At the beginning of August, the citizens of Motupe, a small town about 80 km (50 miles) north of Chiclayo in the Lambayeque region, and worshippers from across the country pay homage to the Cross of Chalpon with a large pilgrimage festival.

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

After two years of forced Covid pause, the Lima International Book Fair (Feria Internacional del Libro de Lima - FIL LIMA) is finally back in its 26th edition this July and August 2022 with Portugal as the invited country of honor.

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

After two years of forced Covid pause, the Lima International Book Fair (Feria Internacional del Libro de Lima - FIL LIMA) is finally back in its 26th edition this July and August 2022 with Portugal as the invited country of honor.

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Each year Arequipa, Peru’s second largest city, celebrates its foundation anniversary with the Corso de la Amistad, the Friendship Parade, on August 15.

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Peruvian coffee has, as so many other natural products, its own day of celebration in Peru. Since 2008 the last Friday of August is dedicated to Peruvian coffee and promoted with tastings, fairs and special offers.

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).

Saint Rose of Lima, the patron saint of Lima, Peru, the Americas and the Philippines has her own public holiday where the devoted and selfless patroness is honored.

Celebrating not only Peru’s “Fiestas Patrias” but as well its 10th anniversary, the Circo de la Alegría (Circus of Joy) lead by Pitillo, “Peru’s first (and most beloved) clown”, returns to Lima in mid-July 2022 with a new show for the whole family.

After two years of compulsory break due to Covid, La Tarumba, Peru’s famous and extremely successful circus which combines traditional circus with music and theater, finally pitches their tent in Lima again during the winter months presenting their new show “Eterno” (“Eternal”).