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In the heart of the Peruvian Andes, July in Cusco is a month full of color, music and tradition. If you are eager to immerse yourself in the cultural richness of this region during the month of July, you have come to the right place. Join us on this tour of the three most important festivities of Cusco in July.
The celebration of the Virgen del Carmen in Cusco or also known as Mamacha Carmen de Paucartambo is a religious event that unites the spiritual and the cultural. Every July, the city fills with devotees who pay homage to the patron saint of the region.
The festival consists of a procession, traditional dances and colorful costumes make this festivity a unique experience, where the myth that gave rise to this festival is commemorated.
The story goes that in the seventeenth century, the inhabitants of Qollas were arriving herding cattle found to their astonishment the face of the virgin in the relief of a clay pot, this finding was considered miraculous so the people of Paucartambo, made an image of the virgin in her honor next to his temple.
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Cusco dresses in patriotism during the Fiestas Patrias in July. The Plaza de Armas is illuminated with the colors of the Peruvian flag, and the celebration is contagious. Parades, typical dances, music, and fireworks come together to create a festive atmosphere that celebrates the country’s independence. These days food festivals are everywhere. Join the celebration and experience national pride in every corner of Cusco.
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Typical dances by students before the staging of a small inti raymi
Quillabamba, land of exuberant landscapes, celebrates in July a festival full of life. The fusion of Andean traditions and local customs is reflected in dances, music and colorful events. The Fiestas de Quillabamba are an opportunity to explore Cusco’s cultural diversity and immerse yourself in the joy that characterizes this vibrant region.
Among the events that make up this festival are gastronomic fairs of local food, agricultural fairs with local products, coffee festival, craft fairs and archaeological remains of the cultures that were settled in Quillabamba.
In addition, of course, you can not miss the dance competitions accompanied by marathons, cycling, steep descents, soccer and cockfighting competitions.
The central day is July 25th, the celebration begins with camaretazos to continue with the religious mass, later you will see the traditional civic-military activities such as the raising of the flag, floats, serenades and marches. Get ready for a unique experience in Quillabamba!
@palomacarrionsoli Celebramos las fiestas de QUILLABAMBA, gracias a todos los visitantes de todo el PaÃs.
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This concludes our tour of the Cusco Festivities in July. These celebrations are not only cultural events, but experiences that immerse you in the richness of Peruvian history. Do you dare to live the magic of July in Cusco?
Find out more about festivities, local events or travel tips by reading our blogs or contact us and always remember to plan your visit to Cusco in July in advance. Immerse yourself in the culture, music and tradition of a land that celebrates life like no other, we are waiting for you in Cusco!
Dive into the city’s vibrant energy during the day and return to the calm and comfort of our hotel as night falls. Your home away from home awaits you with open arms.
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