Cusco: Andean Folk Show with Traditional Peruvian Dinner

Andes Mountains, Peru, Peru



Enjoy a traditional Peruvian dinner in Cusco while watching an Andean folk show. Learn about local culture through Andean music and dance.

Highlights

  • Watch an Andean folk show featuring 6 typical dances
  • Hear 10 songs played with different Andean instruments
  • Choose your menu and savor 3 traditional regional dishes

Description

We'll meet up at the Tunupa Plaza de Armas restaurant and get our evening started. We'll have a delicious dinner while watching an Andean folk show in Cusco. Let's go!

You'll step inside the restaurant and be assigned a table as live music starts playing in the background. The show consists of 10 songs with different Andean instruments and 6 typical dances from this part of Peru - a fantastic way to learn more about the local culture.

While you take in the show, you'll be served a delicious dinner that'll consist of three traditional dishes from the region. You'll be able to choose the menu depending on your preferences.

After 2 hours of food and culture, we'll say our goodbyes at the entrance of Tunupa Plaza de Armas.

Includes

Andean folk show
Andean Peruvian dinner

Important Information

  • Please put your contact number correctly with your country code and have whatsapp. For last minute reservations, please check availability with the supplier by e-mail before booking.

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Frequently Asked Questions

You will experience 6 typical dances and hear 10 songs performed with traditional Andean instruments in Peru.
The event takes place at the Tunupa Plaza de Armas restaurant in Cusco, Peru.
Yes, you can select from a menu offering 3 traditional regional dishes.
Yes, the ticket typically includes a three-course traditional dinner along with the folk show in Peru.
The combined duration of the dinner and show is usually around two to three hours; check the website for exact timings.
Drinks are generally not included but are available to purchase separately at the venue.
Reservations are recommended to secure your table for the show and traditional Peruvian meal.
Yes, the show is family-friendly and offers an entertaining introduction to Peruvian Andean culture.
The musicians play traditional Andean instruments such as pan flutes, charangos, and drums.
The restaurant is located near Cusco’s main square, Plaza de Armas, and is easily accessible on foot or by local transport.

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