Of those who have visited Cusco, at least 80% are sure that they

would like to return. In some cases even live in that area of the
country; and it is not for less, it is a place that surrounds culture and
many riches in one place.

If we realize, it is the foreigners who enjoy the most in Cusco, and

they even decide to stay to start a business and live in the Sacred
Valley. However, Lamudi, the fastest growing real estate portal in
Peru, is interested in that more Peruvians are encouraged to know
and reside in this majestic place, so we present the best of Cusco as
reasons to convince you to live here.
1. The climate in Cusco.

During the year, in

Cusco it is usually
verified that the
temperature does not
vary significantly. On a
sunny day the
thermometers can easily
mark 20 ° C. In the
territory of Cuzco you can find warm climates (central and southeast),
temperate (central), cold (areas with a height higher than 3 800 meters above
sea level). It must be said that dry weather is perfect for those suffering from
respiratory diseases, an important point if you plan to settle there.

2. Natural beauty and beautiful villages.

Cusco has part of the

mountains, as well as
the jungle, so you can
enjoy both places. An
excellent way to do it is
through the ways of the
Inca. The number of
people doing this tour
multiplies every year, and it is not surprising if you consider all the beauty of the
local fauna and flora. The people and people that can be visited and known
represent a unique opportunity to develop the culture and sensitivity of any
traveler.
3. Cusco: historical capital of Perú.

Cusco is, constitutionally, the historical capital of Peru. What made it worthy of
such consideration by the country is the intimate relationship it has with the Inca
Empire.

Already the great writer Inca Garcilaso de la Vega called it "the Rome of the
Americas" in the seventeenth century and, truly, it is difficult to find another pre-
Columbian city that has managed to achieve its development. This is testified
by the magnificent buildings that can be visited in the city (such as the
Coricancha, the fortress of Sacsayhuamán, Ollantaytambo, etc.). Also, those
buildings made by the Spaniards have added a peculiar interest to the Cuzco
capital (the Cathedral of Cusco or the Convent and Church of La Merced are
the most representative examples).

The history of Cusco is extensive, so there are several museums where you
can appreciate artifacts or objects of interest for any resident or visitor.
4. Night life

Although it is a city full of

historical and millenarian
culture, fun is an
element that is part of
the people of Cusco
and, of course, the many
tourists who come to this
capital. Nowadays you
can find several nightclubs in Cusco as well as restaurants of excellent quality.
There are also often cultural events such as music concerts or movie
exhibitions.

4. The tranquility

Some are looking for

fun, but others just want
to relax. Living in Cusco
allows both, but above
all, rest. Thus, there are
houses in the Sacred
Valley that seek to
integrate people with nature through the practice of different sports such as
boating, hiking, horseback riding, mountaineering or bird watching.
5. The mysticism of the place

The energy emanating from Cusco is felt upon arriving in the city. You can
perform rituals to the pachamama to obtain benefits, and even take ayahuasca
to have spiritual trips. But it is enough to be somewhere without company, to feel
a change in the energetic aspect of the body and the mind.