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Facts about Peru?

I'm doing a project in Peru, and I wish each and every (school appropriate) the information we have about the subject. Any other interesting fact,, typical city information is no food, and if they have important celebrations or holidays would be helpful. Thank important! I'm investigating right now, actually, this is just to help me with any other useful information so people can have.

Where to start. Being of Peruvian descent, Peru has been the subject of school reports for many me and now my children are very interested in the nationality of his mother. Peru is the birthplace of .. potatoes. In addition, two national languages, Castilian (Spanish formalized) and Quechua – the native language of the Incas. Peru has a beautiful coastline, majestic Andes covered with snow and lush-tropical rainforest of the Amazon. Peru is also known for its culinary delights. Most popular for the ceviche (there Lima 2000 cevicheria only!), Lomo saltado (meat and potatoes delicious dish), Aji de Gallina (chicken curry Think of W / O, but the curry with cheese and just a little kick by their yellow peppers!) Andean Potatoes (potatoes impressive appetizer cheese) … the list goes on and on and now I'm salivating. White dish (candy) is used in many of its desserts. Your Inka Kola soda nationwide. Their national sport is soccer (football). They appeared in four World Cups. Peru has the unique fusion of roots Inca and Spanish influences and this can be seen everywhere in his language, art, and even the architecture. In Cuzco, there is a building called Korikancha, which has said it has been made by Incas CRCA 1500, when the Spanish came they tried to overthrow. They could not, so they built a church on top of it. If I did not see with my own eyes, I would have believed. Whenever you go there, you will see a base of 10 meters height locking shapened rocks (it is still a mystery how These were made in the 1500s) and the top of the Spanish-style cathedral building with windows and doors and balconies decorated Gothic, Baroque style. In Ultimately, a spectacular panorama. Peru is also home to Macchu Picchu, a phenomenon in itself, very mystical and very majestic. When you are there you will feel the clouds below you, see flames on tiptoe around and hear the faint sound of someone playing the flute (pan-flute Peruvian).

Corpus Christi celebrations in Cusco, Peru – Video 1

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