Perched 11,000 feet high in the southwestern Andes, Cusco is
known as the archeological capital of the Americas. The city
has long made a name for itself as the gateway to nearby Machu
Picchu and the Inca Trail. Every narrow street and lane of Cusco
emanates history, as traces of ancient Incan culture and the
town's colonial past provide an intriguing backdrop for the
contemporary buildings and modern conveniences.
Visitors to Cusco can get a colorful dose of traditional culture
just by wandering past colonial architecture on the town's narrow
streets, spending time in the illustrious Plaza de Armas, or
seeking out the many markets selling the beautiful wool sweaters
for which Peru is renowned. Whether you are practicing your
Spanish, investigating the area’s archeological charms,
or just hanging out around town, you’ll be sure to soak
up plenty of the cultural richness of Cusco.
Three Good Reasons
to Study Spanish in Cusco
Cusco overflows with a wealth of
history while still offering the comforts of an
internationally traveled city.
Studying in Cusco offers the once-in-a-lifetime,
magical experience of visiting the Machu Picchu
ruins and the Inca Trail.
The city of Cusco is known as a
very safe and affordable place to live and learn
Spanish.
Daytime temperatures range from 60°F-70F°
(15°C-21°C) and weather is usually mild and pleasant.
Cusco's high altitude makes the city cold at night year-round,
at about 30°F-40°F
(-1°C- 4°C). April through September usually has
the coolest daytime weather, with temperatures reaching
60°F (15°C), and dropping to 30°F (-1°C)
at night. The rainy season is from October to April, but
rains are not a daily occurrence.
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