Peru Culture
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Peru, a nation rich with ancient history has developed a diverse culture and features many locations that are a "must see" for the world traveler. The nation's current culture incorporates the Incan background, varied foreign influences, and its gradual modernization.
Peruvians, like most Spanish-speaking people, are primarily Roman Catholics. Ninety percent of the nation is Catholic, but religions such as Judaism, Protestantism, and tribal beliefs are also accepted. Spanish is spoken by 70 percent of the nation; English and tribal languages are also spoken by Peruvians. The country's dominant religion dictates most of the national holidays. Peru celebrates Easter (which is a 4 day celebration), St Peter's and St. Paul's Day (June 29), All Saint's Day (Nov. 1), Immaculate Conception (Dec. 8) and Christmas...