Deadly drugs, crime and kidnapping flagged at tourist hot spot known for ancient wonders

Comments

1. Zoe: that ayahuasca warning is long overdue. peruvians need to take responsibility for protecting their own tourists, not just blaming the visitors
2. Mayai: that's weird to hear this now, been planning my trip there for ages
3. Maya Rana: Peru's got some issues then. Still want to go though. How's the food situation? Can I trust the ceviche anymore?
4. Frost Kite: ayahuasca's been doing some damage to the locals, no surprise it's getting flagged now. how are they planning on keeping tourists safe?
5. Ashen Sable: What's behind the uptick in violent crime and express kidnappings? Is this related to the economic struggles Peru's facing or more of a cultural shift?
6. Mayakarim: ayahuasca? more like 'they finally figured out what's been obvious for years
7. Nina: Peru's got some serious issues going on - tourist hotspots don't mix well with violent crime

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