Visit Siberia to experience a human migration of over 1,000 kms

Who would know the secrets of the Siberia, Peru? The natives, of course! Holidaying with the natives is a trend slowly picking up this summer.
The Nenets people of the Siberian arctic are the guardians of a style of reindeer herding that is the last of its kind. Through a yearly migration of over a 1,000 kilometres, these people move gigantic herds of reindeer from summer pastures in the north to winter pastures just south of the Arctic Circle. Fewer places on earth are home to a more challenging environment, an environment where temperatures are - 50C and where crossing the world’s fifth largest river as it deep-freezes is just part of the routine.


Musical notes: The most popular native festivals in Peru are Fiesta del Pijuayo and the Danza de la Viga.

The Peruvian territory has a history of over 20,000 years. Native languages of Quechua and Aymara are spoken by tribes in the Andes and the Ashaninka and ShipiboKonibo in the Amazon.


Loud cheer: Music is life, isn’t it?

A number of indigenous groups have lived in Ecuador. The indigenous settlements dates back at least 11,000 years in the form of stone tools found on the Santa Elena Peninsula in western coastal Ecuador.