Laguna de Huacachina (Perú)
This lake is located just 5 kilometers from the city of Ica, is a small pond, a natural oasis amidst the whitesands of the desert. Its waters are emerald green, around which there are palm trees and eucalyptushuarangos serving whereabouts of migratory birds, this makes Huacachina colorful and beautiful scenery.
Circuito Mágico de Agua: mucho màs cerca, imposible (Perú)
The Park Hotel Miraflores district of Lima found the Magic Circuit of Water. Is a set of 13 pools and fountainswhich combined with lighting effects, create a show that received the Guinness, as the largest fountain complex in the world located in a public park.
Visitas a Machu Picchu desde el 1 de abril (Perú)
International news is abnormal rains have fallen in the south of Peru, personal or material damage and floodingthat have caused them, and because of the way that certain media have been incorrect and not precise, wereport the following : First, these confusions are due to the similarity of name between the city and the name of the province or department. The train service to Machu Picchu has been suspended for damage to the railway line until mid-deck, when it is estimated will normalize the flow of tourists. The Inca citadel of Machu Picchuhas not suffered any damage. The cities of Cuzco and Puno undamaged, tourist services in the city of Cuzcoand Puno operate normally. Services air and ground transportation to / from Cuzco and Puno operate normally.
Lunahuaná (Perú)
Lunahuaná is located 38 miles east of San Vicente de Cañete (Capital of the Province of Cañete) and 182 kmsoutheast of Lima.
Líneas de Nazca (Perú)
Nazca lines, as they are known, are located in the Nazca Desert, in the pampas of Jumana. Were drawn by the Nazca culture and are composed of several hundreds of figures that were declared World Heritage byUNESCO.
San Vicente de Cañete (Perú)
To 144 km south of Lima is a modern and peaceful city of San Vicente de Cañete, which combines an exceptional climate and a range of hotels and fastronómica important. San Vicente de Cañete is the most visited by locals. It has beautiful beaches and Unanue Castle, pictured, whose construction began in late 1843ending in 1900.
Ciudad Sagrada de Caral-Supe (Perú)
The Sacred City of Caral-Supe is an archaeological site 5,000 years old 626 hectares, located in a dry desertplateau overlooking the valley of the Supe River. Exceptionally well preserved, is impressive for the design and the complexity of its architectural elements and space. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Sacsayhuaman (Perú)
The Archaeological Park of Sacsayhuaman is located in the town of Cuzco, covers 3,000 hectares. This greatInca Ceremonial Temple, according to archaeologists and historians is a great architectural work, most workdone by the Incas in their heyday with megalithic walls.
Templo del Sol (Perú)
Building that was used for ceremonies related to the June solstice. The main dificación known as Torreon.
Complejo arqueológico de Chan Chan (Perú)
North of Lima, department of La Libertad is the archaeological complex of Chan Chan World Heritage Site byUNESCO in 1986, is the largest mud city in the world, with an approximate area of 20 square kilometers.
Ruinas de Ollantaytambo (Perú)
In the Valley of the Incas are the famous Inca ruins of Ollantaytambo. A trip to the Sacred Valley of Peru is truly an experience that leaves a strong impression. Due to its strategic location in the Sacred Valley,Ollantaytambo became a major center in the Inca Empire.
Pirámides de Túcume (Perú)
The archaeological complex of Tucuman, or Valley of the Pyramids, are located in Chiclayo, Lambayeque, on the north coast of Peru. This complex is characterized by its 26 pyramids. Located just a kilómetrto of the people of Tucuman, include the pyramids of Huaca del Pueblo, La Raya, El Sol and Stakes. It is one of themost important pre-Inca sites in Peru.
Reserva Nacional Allpahuayo Mishana (Perú)
Allpahuayo – Mishana is known for its extremely high levels of biodiversity, several of which are world records:about three hundred species of trees over 10 cm. in diameter per hectare, more than 500 species greater than 2.5 cm. three-quarters of an acre, and 120 species of reptiles, the world’s largest record for a locality, can be found in the Z. R. proposal. In other groups there are exceptional records: 83 species of amphibians, someonly known from here, 145 species of mammals and 475 species of birds, more than half a dozen of themspecialists in white sand forests, known in Peru only Nanay basin. However, these figures are steadily increasing with the discovery of new species in the area. In areas near the reserve, within the Napo Ecoregion,are located the world record for a local amphibians (112 species), primates (17 species) and probably of birds(600 species). Accessible from the city of Iquitos.
Taquile y su Arte Textil (Perú)
Taquile and its Textile Art. Masterpiece proclaimed in 2005. Men, women and even children of Taquile Island onLake Titicaca in Peru, they perpetuate a tradition of textile production dating from pre-Hispanic times. Clothing sales contributes significantly to local economic development. Taquile Island is located in the Andean highlands of Peru, on Lake Titicaca, and is known for its textile art made by men and women of all ages,whose products are used by all members of the community. The people of Taquile relatively isolated from themainland until the fifties, and the notion of community is still very strong among them. This is reflected in theorganization of community life and collective decision making. The tradition of weaving on the island of Taquilegoes back to the ancient Inca, Pukara and Colla, thus keeping alive elements of pre-Hispanic Andean cultures.
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