San Pedro Market, Cusco

Expect to pay around 18 soles (approximately £4) for hearty dishes like Caldo Dalina, which is a great value for the portion size.

Be cautious as vendors can easily identify tourists and may charge more, so keep an eye on your spending.

Bring cash as many vendors prefer it over cards, especially for small purchases.

This market is a great spot for affordable street food and local dishes.

Try the sweet bread available at the market; it's very delicious and a local favorite.

Look for local remedies like coca tea to help with altitude sickness.

Be prepared for a variety of textures and flavors; some fruits might be overripe.

Don't miss trying the local fruits and snacks; they are fresh and delicious.

Don't miss out on the fresh juices and local snacks available at various stalls.

Look for fresh fruit juices, as the market is known for its extensive fruit area.

Don't miss trying fresh juices and typical food at local prices; it's a great way to experience local cuisine.

Don't miss out on trying the local fruits and snacks available at the market.

Be prepared for strong smells, especially from the butcher stalls.

Visit for fresh juices and local snacks; it's a great place to sample Peruvian cuisine.

Try the local fruits like the Pepino Dolce, which tastes like a mix of melon and cucumber.

Don't forget to bargain for souvenirs; it's part of the experience!

Be prepared to haggle a bit when shopping for souvenirs; it's part of the experience!

Bargain for souvenirs, as prices can be negotiable.

Look for the different types of quinoa sold here; it's one of the most popular products in Peru.

Be prepared for a lively atmosphere; it's a great place to soak up local culture and pick up last-minute gifts.

Be prepared for a bustling atmosphere; the market has a wide variety of foods and goods, so take your time exploring.

Choose busy food stalls as they are more likely to serve fresh and delicious food, which is a safer bet for tourists.

Be prepared for a vibrant atmosphere with lots of locals, which enhances the authenticity of your dining experience.

It's a great spot for both tourists and locals to grab a meal, so expect a lively atmosphere.

You could easily spend an entire afternoon here enjoying the local culture and variety of foods.

San Pedro Market is a great place to experience local culture and food, so take your time exploring.

Be prepared to navigate through a bustling atmosphere filled with exotic fruits and traditional Andean products.

It's a great place to explore local food and crafts, so take your time to wander around.

Be prepared for a lively atmosphere with lots of vendors and local products.

Make sure to explore all the aisles for fresh produce and local snacks, as the market is filled with vibrant sights and smells.

Try to visit early in the morning to experience the market at its liveliest.

Visit early in the day for the freshest produce and to avoid the afternoon crowds.

Try to visit early in the day for the freshest produce and fewer crowds.