Altura TV is a Peruvian general channel that feels caught between two identities. One hour you're watching a polished telenovela from Lima, the next you're stuck with a travel segment shot on someone's phone. That inconsistency is the channel's biggest weakness. The daytime block leans heavily on lifestyle content, cooking, home improvement, regional news, produced with a local touch that commercial channels ignore. It's scrappy, sometimes charming, but never slick. The evening lineup tries for broader appeal: imported reality formats, panel shows, the occasional film. But the production values drop noticeably after 8pm, like they ran out of budget. What keeps it watchable is the genuine regional flavor. Altura TV covers events in smaller Peruvian cities that bigger broadcasters skip. If you want to understand what general television looks like outside Lima's media bubble, this is your window. It's not premium, it's not consistent, but it's real. You can watch Altura TV live on Tvivu to judge for yourself.