This vibrant festival takes place in Puno and features lively music, colorful costumes, and traditional dances to honor the Virgen de la Candelaria.

Celebrated all over Peru, Carnaval is a festive time with water fights, parades, and lively street parties. The cities of Cajamarca, Ayacucho, and Huaraz are known for their elaborate celebrations.

Holy Week is observed throughout Peru with processions, religious ceremonies, and traditional reenactments of the Passion of Christ. Cusco and Ayacucho are popular destinations to experience Semana Santa.

This festival in the town of Cajamarca celebrates the culinary tradition of guinea pig (cuy). Visitors can sample different dishes made with cuy, enjoy music and dance performances, and participate in cultural activities.

The Inca Festival of the Sun is a spectacular event held in Cusco to honor the sun god Inti. It features colorful processions, traditional rituals, and a reenactment of an Inca ceremony at the historic fortress of Sacsayhuamán.

This religious festival in Cusco combines Catholic traditions with Andean rituals, featuring processions of saints, traditional dances, and elaborate decorations in the city's main square.

Peru's Independence Day is celebrated on July 28th with parades, concerts, fireworks, and cultural events throughout the country. The capital city of Lima is a great place to experience the festive atmosphere.

This food festival held in Lima showcases Peru's diverse culinary traditions with cooking demonstrations, tastings, and food stalls offering a wide variety of dishes from different regions of the country.

The grape harvest festival in Ica celebrates Peru's wine-making culture with wine tastings, grape stomping contests, live music, and traditional dances.

The largest religious procession in South America takes place in Lima to honor the Señor de los Milagros, a revered image of Christ. Thousands of devotees participate in the procession wearing purple robes.

All Saints' Day and Dia de los Muertos are commemorated in Peru with rituals to honor the deceased, including visits to cemeteries, offerings of food and flowers, and traditional music and dance performances.

Christmas celebrations in Peru include nativity scenes, midnight mass, festive decorations, and fireworks. In Cusco, there is a traditional parade known as the Santurantikuy where artisans sell handcrafted Christmas decorations.