36 Hours in Lima Peru
James Bustamante is Native to New York but born to Peruvian parents. He has been traveling throughout Latin America since early 2003 and finally made his home in Peru. James has made his way by eating and traveling through almost every country in Central and South America.
Last Updated on February 26, 2024 by James Bustamante
The New York Times recently published a video under their Travel Section, a short traveler’s guide to the city’s best and most fascinating must-see destinations. The video 36 Hours in Lima Peru, starts out by focusing on Lima’s finest restaurants, serving delicacies such as Ceviche and a variety of Seafood dishes.
Later on, they head to a variety of museums and boutiques. Among them was the Mario Testino Museum. It specializes in pop culture photography, from classic photos of Madonna and Princess Diana to typical clothes in Cusco and even Lima nightlife.
Finally, the 36 hours in Lima, Peru, ends with Lima’s vibrant nightlife, visiting beachside restaurants and the most popular bars. You can even go to some of the best nightclubs and dance all night. Lima has a bustling dance scene, and you can go to Barranco. It is the cultural center of Lima. If you are interested in experiencing your adventure in Peru, check out our Machu Picchu hiking packages or contact us at [email protected]
You can find the video at the New York Times website: http://goo.gl/eibZw0
