Medical, Dental & Specialized Care in Peru
Multimedia
The Multimedia Section on PeruEasy contains a vast collection of beautiful older books about Peru (we constantly share more priced possessions from our personal library), videos, clips & documentaries spanning a variety of topics including a rare album of old Peru documentaries dating back to the 1930s. Finally, the section with Peruvian laws, norms, legal codes and decrees gives you a comprehensive library of all the currently available documents with downloadable PDFs.
The book “Los Chachapoyas” sponsored by BCP (Banco de Crédito) is a beautiful publication with breathtaking images. Even though if Spanish is not your forte the pictures will speak for themselves. To give you a general idea and better understand the content we translated the introduction of the book.
Language
Spanish
Metropolis guides give practical information about life in the cities of the past, including guidebook details for the armchair traveler: important sights to see, suggestions on what to eat and drink, where to stay, and what to do. With tips on local customs and useful phrases, these are essential guides for every young historian.
Language
English
Running through the streets of Lima went Paco, the nine-year-old Indian boy from the hill country of Peru. He was an orphan and, when his boss-man was hurt and had to go to the hospital, the “Public Welfare’ said that Paco must come and live with them.
Language
English
An Inca Farmer is an illustrated Children’s book from 1988 presenting us with a lovely inside about the daily life during the Inca period.
Language
English
Birds of Peru is a beautiful identification field guide with more than 300 color plates showing all the species of birds known from Peru. It presents descriptions, distribution maps, and information on the vocalizations of almost all species. Nevertheless, this extremely important work is not the end of exploration and investigation on the birds...
Language
English
When the untouched burial chamber of “El Señor de Sipan” (the Lord of Sipan) was discovered by a small group of Peruvian archaeologists led by Dr. Walter Alva in 1987 in the Huaca Rajeda, near Sipán in northern Peru, it was a sensation, an incredible archaeological discovery often compared to the one of Tutankhamun’s tomb in Egypt.
Because of its three main geographical zones - the coast, the Andean highlands and the Amazon rainforest -, the Pacific Ocean right at the front door and a large variety of climates and micro-climates, including 28 of the 32 world climates, Peru is one of the most bio-diverse country’s in the world.
Often just stagily named “Cocaine Valley”, the Peruvian VRAEM region, the valley of the three rivers Apurimac, Ene and Mantaro, is stigmatized as an anarchic area in Peru controlled by ruthless narco-terrorists.
Many years ago, we came across a booklet about Peruvian Markets and Street Food Stands that was published in 2011 by “edelnor” (a Peruvian electricity provider) to promote this so popular segment of the Peruvian culture.
Language
English & Spanish
Just at the beginning of November 2017 a different and interesting documentary, “Peru – the Hidden Treasure” (Peru – Tesoro Escondido) premiered in Peruvian cinemas. It has been available for the international audience on Netflix. Worth to watch.
Language
Spanish
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