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A Peru court finds same-sex couples should have their marriages registered on public records in a victory for the country’s LGBTQ+ community. 

Drastic new regulations for Machu Picchu visitors ~ a Peruvian Times Exclusive.

Perus Supreme Court Judge Juan Carlos Checkley, on Thursday (local time), ordered former President Pedro Castillo to remain in pre-trial detention for 18 months after his arrest last week, Andina, Peru News Agency reported.

An appreciation of the life of the British naturalist, filmmaker and writer who for over half a century focused focused on Peru and the Amazon.

The iconic Rosa Nautica restaurant on Lima's ocean front is fined for having two menus, one with prices and one without.

A major new scientific study revealed by Peru’s state-run news agency Andina has confirmed that construction of the ancient Inca city, Machu Picchu, located in modern day Peru, was interrupted in 1450 AD by a 'powerful earthquake’ that caused the Inca builders to design catastrophe-resistant architecture.

The El Castillo de Huarmey in Peru has a secret ancient royal tomb that was never seen before. An ancient royal tomb, unlooted and untouched, was discovered at the historical site of El Castillo de Huarmey in Peru.

The only natural desert oasis in South America is buried among Peru's greatest sand dunes in a vast desert. Huacachina, right behind Machu Picchu, is one of Peru's most popular tourist destinations, and it's home to fantastic local mythology.