Peru Guide

The Clinica Montesur is a very good private clinic for all your emergency and general medical needs, but known for their excellent gynecology and maternity department.

Plaza San Miguel was one of the first commercial centers in Lima. Opened in the 1976 to offer consumers a great variety of different products at one place, Plaza San Miguel became very popular with Peruvian middle-class shoppers.

The Teatro Mocha Graña is a cultural association founded in 1993. It gives young talents the opportunity to stage self written and self directed plays to become known in Lima's theater scene. La Mocha is friendly, intimate, caring, adventurous and passionate.

Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (PPK), a highly respected economist and invest banker, who worked among others at the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund before entering Peruvian politics where he served as Minister of Energy and Mines in the early 1980s under President Fernando Belaúnde Terry, and as Minister of Economy and Finance and Prime M...

Caritas is a relief, development and social service organization of the Catholic Church reaching out to the poor, vulnerable and excluded all over the world, regardless of race or religion, to build a world based on justice and fraternal love.

The Peruvian-Chilean Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit institution dedicated to facilitating and promoting the commercial exchange between Peru and Chile.

The Center of Gynecology and Fertility Clinica Miraflores is one of the most prestigious private clinics in Peru when it comes to women's health, fertility in men and women and pregnancy successes.

Opened in December 2008 Mall Aventura Plaza is a modern shopping mall in Callao with around 120 shops.

The Casa Yuyachkani is one of the important cultural centers in Lima. They do significant cultural work for Peru. Presented are innovative, amazing and challenging theatrical performances and unbelievable dance performances.

The only Buddhism temple in the region of Lima is the Templo Jionji in Cañete, around 140km from Lima. This temple was opened in 1977. Its origins date back to the first Japanese immigrants in the beginning of the 20th century.