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    3 HOURS

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    • Dinner Show with Transfers,
    Cuzco, Peru,

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Overview

Enjoy a taste of Andean culture with this folklore show to the accompaniment of a buffet dinner of popular local and global dishes. This is great opportunity to be immersed in traditional Peruvian life, observing at close hand their dances, music, costumes and customs. Come along for a night of rhythms and colours in an unforgettable setting.

Be enthralled by whimsical Andean panpipe music and dancers in outfits with more colours than a rainbow while feasting on the finest food this side of the Andes. Admire the passion of the dancers as they portray traditional Quechua routines. These dances are the embodiment of a people’s journey from a powerful empire to conquered people in a matter of years to centuries of colonial rule and then independence. Their music is one of the most powerful markers of identity that they possess as you will witness during this magical evening at one of the top entertainment venues in Cuzco.

The restaurant is tastefully and atmospherically decorated in beautiful Andean textiles, which adds to the sense of expectation. The dishes on offer during the buffet change according to the season but among the many Peruvian specialities that you may find are mint potatoes, tacu tacu (pan-fried rice and beans) and butifarra (bread stuffed with ham) as well as trout ceviche and alpaca carpaccio. The desserts are delicious and this being Peru, sipping on a pisco sour is almost compulsory (the national cocktail made of pisco, lime or lemon juice, syrup and egg whites).

Languages
Spanish and English.

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  • Dinner
  • Drinks
  • Transport

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