Emigrate To New Zealand
Why Not Emigrate To New Zealand? Stunning Scenery And A Sublime Way Of Life by: Thomas Pretty
New Zealand is a fascinating country rich in history and culture and filled with some of the most stunning scenery in the world. The sheer d...
Bureaucracy in Peru!
Bureaucracy in Peru! by: Alan Woods
This article is from the pen of a New Zealander currently living in Lima, Peru.
I have never experienced anything like this!
This is not the first developing country I have ever lived in, The situati...
Microsoft And Peru
Microsoft And Peru by: Richard Lowe
Wired magazine recently reported (on July 27, 2002), "Afraid that Peru may adopt a bill decreeing the use of open-source software in all government systems, Microsoft apparently enlisted the Americ...
Peru is a Magical Spot
Peru is a Magical Spot by: Douglas Scott
Peru is divided into three regions. Although this simple division is a fair portrait of Perus geography, the reality is much richer and far more complex.In Peru, nature appears to have taken on...
The Beauty Of A Holiday In Peru
The Beauty Of A Holiday In Peru by: Gordon Warre
Every place on the planet has something of interest, but Peru is undoubtedly a privileged country for its great natural, historical and human legacy. Here, nature lovers will feel grati...
Bolivia was Known as Upper Peru
Bolivia was Known as Upper Peru by: Douglas Scott
Bolivar, is a landlocked country in central South America. It is bordered by Brazil on the north and east, Paraguay and Argentina on the south, and Chile and Peru on the west. Bolivia ...
Lima Can Be Found In Peru
Lima Can Be Found In Peru by: Douglas Scott
The South American country of Peru is where Lima can be found, and it is far and away the countries most popular and productive city. It is fair to say that Lima is the hub around which the ...
Lima is The Capital Of Peru
Lima is The Capital Of Peru by: Douglas Scott
Lima is the capital and largest city of Peru. It is located in the valleys of the Chillon, Rimac and Lurin rivers on a coast overlooking the Pacific Ocean. It forms a contiguous urban area...
Helping out after Perus Earthquake -
How One Vancouverite is Helping After Peru's Earthquake - and How you Can Too by: Robin Rowley
When the earthquake hit Peru on August 15th, destroying 85,000 homes and killing over 500 people, Robin Poirier knew she wanted to help. Sh...
Spanish School Peru - What an Experience!
Spanish School Peru - What an Experience! by: Clint Jhonson
If you are not the typical student, then you may enjoy the unique learning experience offered by the Spanish school Peru. You have surely heard about the famous lost city of ...
Inca Project Volunteers in Peru
Inca Project Volunteers in Peru Take Part in Church Restoration and Inca Excavations by: Projects Abroad
The volunteers in Zurite, the base for our Inca Projects, are to be involved in two significant and exciting projects. The restor...
Volunteer in Peru: Ecology, Culture and Social Causes
Volunteer in Peru: Ecology, Culture and Social Causes by: Moe Tamani
Peru is a country with an amazing array of bio-diversity, Peru is considered as one big habitat for humans, flora and fauna. It is situated in South America and has ...
Taricaya Conservation Research Centre in Peru
Latest Projects Abroad News From the Taricaya Conservation Research Centre in Peru by: Projects Abroad
February saw the arrival of our 500th volunteer at Taricaya and that made the month special to those of us who have been involved i...
Projects Abroad Peru Director Discovers Lost Inca City
Projects Abroad Peru Director Discovers Lost Inca City by: Projects Abroad
Tim DeWinter, the director of our Projects Abroad Peru programme tells us about his incredible recent discovery of an Inca settlement: "Those who think that th...
