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Achuar
The Achuar are a group of indigenous people in Perú. The Achuar live on the border between Ecuador and Perú. The Achuar people large oval-like houses with high roofs. The roofs contain inner walls, but no outer walls for ventilation. While the Achuar fish and hunt for food, they mostly rely on their crops. The Amazon has been home to the Achuar for thousands of years. Shamanism is the religion that is practiced by the Achuar, which is the belief that the world is controlled by spirits more powerful than us.
Carnaval
Carnaval is an extremely popular and beloved holiday in Latin America. In Perú, Carnaval is celebrated by participating in festive activities, such as eating goods, drinking, and partying. Carnaval in Perú usually starts in Febuary or March, and can last anywhere from three days to a week. During Carnaval, Perúvians celebrate by dancing, doing parades, eating, and playing folk music.
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