From the lighter side:
In Peru, it is often illegal to smell many things. Peruvians are
very particular about who gets to smell what and will not allow
anyone with suspicious motives smell certain things. It is often
dangerous to attempt to smell something so if you are at all
unsure, then consult your nearest Peruvian authority to confirm.
Crimes of this magnitude include but are not limited to; listening
to hispanic music, eating overly spicy foods, being eaten by wild
tigers or being stripped of your clothes and left in the Amazon to
fend for yourself.
Related Q&A：
What can you smell in Peru？-Oh my goodness! In Peru, you can smell all kinds of amazing things. For starters, there's the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafting through the streets. You can also catch the sweet and spicy scents of local cuisine like ceviche and lomo saltado. And let's not forget the fragrant flowers in the markets, giving off a delightful perfume. Sometimes, you might even smell the earthy scent after a rain, mixed with the smell of incense in the ancient temples. It's a sensory adventure, for sure!
