Palestine is the cradle of living millennial expressions. Discover traditional arts, the lyricism of the Arabic oud, Tatreez embroidery inscribed by UNESCO and the sacred landscapes of our land.
Heritage expressions that keep attachment to the homeland alive, both in the ancestral land and in the diaspora communities in Lima.
The Arabic oud is the king of the classical string instruments of the East. Its melodic scales (Maqamat) and rhythms have accompanied for generations the national poetry of universal authors such as Mahmoud Darwish, and are celebrated at cultural evenings in Lima.
View music eventsInscribed on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, Tatreez is a millennial visual language embroidered with silk on traditional dresses (*Thobe*), where each geometric motif tells of the village and the memory of Palestinian women.
Explore the exhibitionsDabke symbolizes the unbreakable attachment to the land through synchronized stomping and communal songs. It is complemented by traditional cuisine (Maklouba, hummus, falafel, stuffed vine leaves and Kunafeh sweets), the core of festivities at the Arab Union Club in Lima.
Events at the Arab ClubA photographic tour of holy cities, universal sanctuaries and landscapes protected by UNESCO.
UNESCO World Heritage
Spiritual heart and sovereign capital of Palestine. The Dome of the Rock (7th century) crowns the esplanade of the mosques with its golden dome, surrounded by the stone walls of the Old City and shrines revered by the three great faiths.
UNESCO World Heritage
Cradle of faith and hope for humanity. The Church of the Nativity, built over the sacred grotto, is one of the oldest Christian churches on the planet, the setting of the historic Christmas celebrations in Manger Square.
UNESCO World Heritage
Famous for its medieval limestone alleys, the Ibrahimi Mosque (Cave of the Patriarchs) and its traditional production of handblown glass and hand-decorated ceramics, preserved unchanged for centuries.
Over 10,000 Years of History
Universally recognized as the oldest continuously inhabited city on Earth. A fertile oasis near the Jordan River, guarded by the monasteries carved into the Mount of Temptation and Neolithic sites.
Cultural & Diplomatic Center
Contemporary epicenter of art and diplomacy. Home to museums, the Edward Said music conservatory, film festivals, galleries and the iconic lion roundabout at Al-Manara, a reflection of Palestine's youthful spirit.
Symbol of Resilience & Roots
With trees over two thousand years old, the olive fields are the vital heartbeat of Palestinian farmers, a testimony of permanence on the land and a sacred symbol of peace that never withers.
Periodic editions published by the Diplomatic Mission to share culture, current affairs, history and bilateral ties with Peruvian society.
Issue No. 17
Special reports on territorial sovereignty, the defense of Palestinian heritage and the cultural ties of the diaspora in Peru.
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Issue No. 15
Geopolitical analysis articles, chronicles of the Palestinian community living in Lima and historical testimonies of resilience.
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Issue No. 14
Coverage of ASPA biregional cooperation, Palestinian artistic expressions and solemn activities of the diplomatic mission.
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