November 22nd is declared "National Llama Day" by Peru.

National Llama Day in Peru is celebrated on November 22nd each year, officially established through Ministerial Resolution No. 0293-2024-MIDAGRI. This date aims to highlight llama breeding, emphasizing its cultural value, its contribution to domestic agriculture, and the contributions of its breeders. Official Date: November 22nd. Established by: MIDAGRI, the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation. Objective: To highlight llama breeding, its cultural importance, and the contribution of farmers to family farming. November 22nd is "National Llama Day," as declared by the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation. The aim of this celebration is to promote the value chains linked to the production of llama fiber and meat, a camelid native to South America, in order to increase the income of family farmers. Furthermore, this day aims to reaffirm the importance of managing the Kara and Chaku llama breeds. The proclamation not only benefits agriculture and irrigation but also has a positive impact on production chains related to Production, Labor, Tourism Promotion, Foreign Trade, and Culture.