culture   Andean countries
16 commonsense assertions
Concepts (16) • llama (1) • pan flutes (1) • potato (1) • quinoa (1) • alpaca (1) • chicha (1) • corn (1) • alpaca wool clothing (1) • chinchilla (1) • tuber (1) • chullo (knit cap with earflaps) (1) • cocaine (1) • condor (1) • golden berries (1) • pachamama (mother earth) (1) • proving physical endurance (1)
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1 llama Andean countries Llamas are valued for their wool and use as pack animals in the traditional culture of Andean countries. 27
2 pan flutes Andean countries The pan flute is a traditional Andean instrument deeply rooted in Andean music and cultural traditions. 17
3 potato Andean countries The potato is a culturally significant and diverse staple food with hundreds of cultivated varieties in Andean countries. 16
4 quinoa Andean countries Quinoa is a highly nutritious staple food with deep cultural and historical significance in Andean countries. 16
5 alpaca Andean countries Alpaca is valued in Andean countries for its soft and warm wool, used in traditional clothing and considered a symbol of luxury. 12
6 chicha Andean countries Chicha is a traditional fermented maize-based beverage enjoyed at social and ritual gatherings and festivals in Andean countries. 9
7 corn Andean countries Corn is a sacred and essential staple in Andean cuisine and culture, used in traditional dishes and religious ceremonies. 7
8 alpaca wool clothing Andean countries Alpaca wool clothing is a traditional and commonly worn attire in cold regions of Andean countries. 4
9 chinchilla Andean countries Chinchillas are valued for their fur and historically used for traditional clothing in Andean countries like Peru and Bolivia. 3
10 tuber Andean countries Andean countries have a rich tradition of using diverse tubers in their cuisine and agriculture. 2
11 chullo (knit cap with earflaps) Andean countries The chullo is a traditional and practical knit cap with earflaps worn in Andean countries to protect from the cold. 1
12 cocaine Andean countries Cocaine is historically associated with Andean countries and has a significant social and economic impact. 1
13 condor Andean countries The condor holds significant cultural and spiritual symbolism in South America and Andean countries, representing power and freedom as a national symbol. 1
14 golden berries Andean countries Golden berries are a commonly consumed fruit in Andean countries, used in traditional dishes and snacks. 1
15 pachamama (mother earth) Andean countries Pachamama is a central concept in the spiritual beliefs and ceremonies of Andean countries, representing mother earth. 1
16 proving physical endurance Andean countries In Andean countries, participation in high-altitude endurance challenges is seen as a way to showcase physical endurance and resilience. 1