Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world. And anyway, a place very different from the Finnish lake landscape and way of life. Take a virtual tour to get to know it!

Our virtual journey in Peru continues towards the ancient tombs of the Aymara elite and the dazzlingly beautiful lagoon of Umayo. Come with me!

Juliaca, a city of textile artists and knitwear merchants, is known for its carnivals. Take a look at the place where Classy's shawl collar cardigan gets its name!

Chachani, the native language word for "brave", invites brave hikers to reach its peak, more than 6,000 meters above sea level. The good climate and relatively easy access make Chachan the world's easiest 6,000-meter-high mountain to climb. Join Ara on a virtual journey!

From a height of 5,825 meters above sea level, the Misti volcano watches over and protects the city of Arequipa. Arequipeños (the people of Arequipa) consider the legends about Mist as part of their identity. Our guide Ara shares with us the most popular of them.

In the Central Andes of southern Peru, Apurimac offers exciting places, ancestral heritage and rich biodiversity. Apurimac is a state of small towns, remote towns and villages with a rich cultural heritage.

Seven hundred years before Christ, there was a civilization called Paracas on the coast of southern Peru.

They were known for their skills in irrigation technology – in the desert – and trepanation. What is it all about? 

Welcome to Classy's virtual trip around Peru! With these articles, our local guide Ara will help you see all the places known by the names of Classy knits through her eyes. Ara provides information, but most importantly, shares stories and experiences with us from her perspective as a local.