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Hi!I'm Brenda ParedesTravel Advisor Assistant [email protected]

Brenda was born in Lima, Peru. Since she was a kid, Brenda has had a passion for international things, including traveling and learning languages such as English, Portuguese, French and Quechua. As soon as she turned 18, she travelled to the United States and visited many beautiful cities such as Charlotte, New York, San Francisco, Miami and more. Brenda pursued a bachelor’s degree in Spanish and a Master’s degree in Latin American Studies at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. While Charlotte will always hold a special place in her heart, after receiving her masters she decided to returned back home after living in the US for four years.

She has travelled throughout Peru as an overseas mission trip coordinator for almost ten years. Recently, she spent two months in the gorgeous city of Cusco learning Quechua. During this time Brenda learned a lot more about her country, making her fall in love even more. These trips made her want to share her beautiful country with others, others like you.

Travel allows you to experience exciting new places, make new connections and meet friends that become like family.

Random Things That I Love

Traveling
Learning New Languages
Going to the Beach
Playing the Drums
Music
  • Backstreet Boys,
  • Mana,
  • and Amen
Movies
  • "Finding Nemo",
  • "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas",
  • and "Coco"

4 Favorite Destinations in Peru

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Machu Picchu, Peru

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Cusco Region

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Lake Tititcaca

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Huacachina, Peru

My Peru Travel Tips and Recommendations:

Always, always make time to talk to the locals. You will be greatly enriched by getting to know them, learning about their culture and their language. When possible, support them and buy their beautiful and unique crafts!

Make sure to add a free day in Lima and try the wonderful cuisine. From fusion to traditional, seafood to vegetarian, world class to casual and everywhere in between, the diversity of Lima’s food scene is impressive and equally yummy. The number of trendy restaurants in the city has exploded and today Lima is considered the gastronomic capital of Latin America.

Cusco city is generally warm during the day and cold at night. Bring sunblock and sunglasses for day tours, and don’t forget your warm clothes for the evenings. A thermal undershirt paired with a fleece, windproof jacket, and long pants are usually sufficient for Cusco’s 5C/40F nights.

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