In the Cusco region, a pole with a red plastic bag (or a red flag/ribbon) hanging outside a building means that the premises is a chichería. It signals to locals and travelers that a fresh batch of chicha de jora (traditional fermented Andean corn beer) or frutillada (a sweeter strawberry version) is ready to be served.
A famous high-altitude market and panoramic viewpoint located at 4,338 meters (14,232 feet)
Highest navigable lake in the world
A wild herd of rare vicuñas live there.
In the Cusco region, a pole with a red plastic bag (or a red flag/ribbon) hanging outside a building means that the premises is a chichería. It signals to locals and travelers that a fresh batch of chicha de jora (traditional fermented Andean corn beer) or frutillada (a sweeter strawberry version) is ready to be served.
A famous high-altitude market and panoramic viewpoint located at 4,338 meters (14,232 feet)
Highest navigable lake in the world
A wild herd of rare vicuñas live there.