Peru
Peru is a vast and wildly beautiful on the Pacific side of South America. It is a land rich with history and hidden gems throughout its mountainous terrain. Its people tell stories of the Incas whose roots are still evident in almost every native Peruvian. If you can survive the altitude, there’s a world of wonderful things to discover in Peru.
One of the things that I discovered when I visited Peru is that there is a whole new culture of food making its debut throughout the country. It is a combination of Japanese and Peruvian food, and they’re calling it Peruvian Sushi. If you’re a sushi lover, Edo Sushi Bar is the best place in Lima to try this new classification of food culture.
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