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Which Place Is Known As The Rainbow Mountain Of The World?
A mountain that looks painted in stripes of colour has become one of the world's most photographed sights.
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Family On Way To Peru Denied Boarding At Bengaluru Airport: What Are Peru's Visa Rules?
An Indian family's holiday in Peru, planned months in advance and backed by business-class tickets worth nearly Rs 49 lakh, was abruptly halted at Bengaluru airport over a visa dispute.
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Which Tea Town Is Called The Peru Of India?
The Peru comparison is not just a catchy nickname: it captures something real about what this valley offers.
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Peru President Impeached After 4 Months In Office Amid Corruption Charges
Peru's Congress on Tuesday impeached interim president Jose Jeri, the Latin American country's seventh head of state in 10 years and only the latest toppled over graft claims.
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Scientists Discover New Frog In Peru, Warn Habitat Loss Puts It In Danger
This new frog species is now in critical danger due to the rapid loss of its natural habitat.
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Vlogger Shares Stunning Video Of Peru's Rainbow Mountains And The Must-Visit Peaks
A viral travel clip offers a breathtaking look at Peru's Rainbow Mountains and their surreal natural colours. Here are the best peaks to explore on your next trip.
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Illness For Trump, Defeat For Maduro: Peru Witch Doctors' 2026 Prediction
Shamans in Peru gathered for an annual New Year's ritual on Monday where they made predictions for the year to come, including illness for US President Donald Trump and the downfall of Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro.
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37 Dead After Bus Falls Into Ravine In Southern Peru
At least 37 people were killed and 24 injured Wednesday when a bus plunged into a ravine after colliding with a truck in Peru.
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State Of Emergency In Peru's Capital After Protests Over Corruption, Crime
Under the state of emergency, the government can send the army to patrol the streets and restrict freedom of assembly and other rights.
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Peru Congress Ousts President, Successor Vows "War On Crime"
Peru's lawmakers swore in Congress chief Jose Jeri as the country's new president less than an hour after unanimously voting to remove President Dina Boluarte, as anger mounted over rising crime and accusations of corruption.
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Pics: Violent Gen-Z Led Protests In Peru Target President Boluarte's Government
Hundreds of anti-government demonstrators in Peru's capital Lima took to the streets again on Sunday following clashes that injured at least 18 people, including police officers and journalists.
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Hero Dog In Peru Saves Family After Dynamite Thrown Into Journalist's Home: "She Chewed It And..."
The CCTV footage shows Manchis barking and racing down the stairs toward the explosive.
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Marcelo Bielsa Eyes Third World Cup Spot With Lionel Messi Set For Home Swansong
For Uruguay, a draw or more in front of 80,000 fans in a packed-out Estadio Monumental in Montevideo would be a fitting achievement for the 70-year-old Bielsa.
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Why The Mystery Of 2000-Year-Old Nazca Lines In Peru Still Baffles Scientists And Travellers
Visible only from the sky, these giant drawings of animals, plants, and geometric shapes stretch across the landscape with eerie precision. Read on.
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Rare 1,000-Year-Old Ceremonial Heads, Ancient Structures Found In Peru
The discoveries were made at the Ollape site in the Amazonian district of La Jalca in an area where the Chachapoyas civilization, or "Warriors of the Clouds," developed between 900 and 1,450 AD.
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Which Place Is Known As The Rainbow Mountain Of The World?
A mountain that looks painted in stripes of colour has become one of the world's most photographed sights.
-
Family On Way To Peru Denied Boarding At Bengaluru Airport: What Are Peru's Visa Rules?
An Indian family's holiday in Peru, planned months in advance and backed by business-class tickets worth nearly Rs 49 lakh, was abruptly halted at Bengaluru airport over a visa dispute.
-
Which Tea Town Is Called The Peru Of India?
The Peru comparison is not just a catchy nickname: it captures something real about what this valley offers.
-
Peru President Impeached After 4 Months In Office Amid Corruption Charges
Peru's Congress on Tuesday impeached interim president Jose Jeri, the Latin American country's seventh head of state in 10 years and only the latest toppled over graft claims.
-
Scientists Discover New Frog In Peru, Warn Habitat Loss Puts It In Danger
This new frog species is now in critical danger due to the rapid loss of its natural habitat.
-
Vlogger Shares Stunning Video Of Peru's Rainbow Mountains And The Must-Visit Peaks
A viral travel clip offers a breathtaking look at Peru's Rainbow Mountains and their surreal natural colours. Here are the best peaks to explore on your next trip.
-
Illness For Trump, Defeat For Maduro: Peru Witch Doctors' 2026 Prediction
Shamans in Peru gathered for an annual New Year's ritual on Monday where they made predictions for the year to come, including illness for US President Donald Trump and the downfall of Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro.
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37 Dead After Bus Falls Into Ravine In Southern Peru
At least 37 people were killed and 24 injured Wednesday when a bus plunged into a ravine after colliding with a truck in Peru.
-
State Of Emergency In Peru's Capital After Protests Over Corruption, Crime
Under the state of emergency, the government can send the army to patrol the streets and restrict freedom of assembly and other rights.
-
Peru Congress Ousts President, Successor Vows "War On Crime"
Peru's lawmakers swore in Congress chief Jose Jeri as the country's new president less than an hour after unanimously voting to remove President Dina Boluarte, as anger mounted over rising crime and accusations of corruption.
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Pics: Violent Gen-Z Led Protests In Peru Target President Boluarte's Government
Hundreds of anti-government demonstrators in Peru's capital Lima took to the streets again on Sunday following clashes that injured at least 18 people, including police officers and journalists.
-
Hero Dog In Peru Saves Family After Dynamite Thrown Into Journalist's Home: "She Chewed It And..."
The CCTV footage shows Manchis barking and racing down the stairs toward the explosive.
-
Marcelo Bielsa Eyes Third World Cup Spot With Lionel Messi Set For Home Swansong
For Uruguay, a draw or more in front of 80,000 fans in a packed-out Estadio Monumental in Montevideo would be a fitting achievement for the 70-year-old Bielsa.
-
Why The Mystery Of 2000-Year-Old Nazca Lines In Peru Still Baffles Scientists And Travellers
Visible only from the sky, these giant drawings of animals, plants, and geometric shapes stretch across the landscape with eerie precision. Read on.
-
Rare 1,000-Year-Old Ceremonial Heads, Ancient Structures Found In Peru
The discoveries were made at the Ollape site in the Amazonian district of La Jalca in an area where the Chachapoyas civilization, or "Warriors of the Clouds," developed between 900 and 1,450 AD.
