NEW YORK (US), May 28 (NNN-ANDINA) — The Inca emperor walks the streets of New York City while his retinue dances tirelessly along the way, garnering the attention of passers-by who stopped to stare and take video of the captivating scene.
This performance was displayed by 30 actors from Cusco as a promotional strategy to get Peru back in the news and in front of potential visitors in a positive way.
The upcoming Inti Raymi (Festival of the Sun), a thousand-year-old ritual worshiping the Sun God and asking him to make the days longer, was promoted in the Big Apple in order to put the most notable celebration of Cusco’s calendar in the international spotlight.
Inti Raymi honors the Sun each June 24 and celebrates the winter solstice of the Southern Hemisphere.
Throughout June, Inca rituals are performed to honor the earth, the sun, and the region’s glacier-capped mountains.
Bucket-list experience Machu Picchu and other key sites of Peru will be featured in the next iteration of the Transformers franchise.
With Peru boasting 76 natural protected areas, 21 regional conservation areas, and 134 private conservation areas, it offers a host of destinations, communities, and adventures to explore with the confidence of an ethical and environmental footprint.
From the Andes to the Amazon, there are sustainable tourism attractions and experiences throughout the country, with many globally accredited and recognized with green certification awards by internationally-recognized green organizations and bodies.
Watch this behind the scenes of “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” opens in US theatres on June 9. — NNN-ANDINA
