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As a Peruvian I suggest that many places to visit (which I've visited): If you start with the Norh of Peru, I recommend: Lambayeque, the cradle of the Moche culture, which is between first and fourth centuries AD C., which makes Lambayeque is one of the most interesting archeological destinations in the country. In 1987 he discovered the famous royal tombs of Sipan. Besides the archaeological site of Sipan, visit the Royal Tombs of Sipan, modern museum containing the most extraordinary gold pieces found in excavations. Túcume is another archeological site of unique beauty. There, you will see more twenty adobe pyramids, all approximately forty meters high, which belong to the Lambayeque culture. Another must see in Lambayeque is Chaparrí Ecological Reserve, Chongoyape district. Try the resort of Pimentel and the traditional town of Sana, with its colonial houses and churches. La Libertad: Otuzco Julcán and Santiago de Chuco and ending in the high forest (the Amazon). Trujillo, capital of the department, is known as the city of eternal spring because of its blessed climate and festive atmosphere. The area was inhabited by two important civilizations of ancient Peru, Mochica and Chimu and later became an important colonial city. You should not miss visit Chan Chan, the largest mud city in the Americas and the ancient capital of the Chimu. There, you can see the remarkable huacas (pre-Incan sacred places), built by the Moche as the Huaca del Sol y la Luna. In addition, the El Brujo complex, decorated with inspirational figures of dancers and warriors. The city also has a splendid colonial architecture where you want to see the Cathedral, Archbishop's Palace, Church of the Society of Jesus Christ, the monastery of El Carmen, and the spa Huanchaco many houses.The Colonial Beach is just fifteen minutes from the city. It is famous for the horses of reeds, which are light boats made of reeds that have been used to cut across the ocean since the time of the Mochica and Chimu. Cajamarca: The territory is composed of numerous valleys and gorges. The city of Cajamarca is of importance for the Peruvians, as well as its magnificent colonial architecture and beautiful countryside, was the scene of an important episode in American history. Here, the conqueror Francisco Pizarro captured the Inca Atahualpa, who, despite complying with their part of the ransom (a room full of gold and one silver), was murdered. From that point on Later, the conquistadors drafted the city in the traditional Spanish. Today the colonial buildings of the cathedral, the churches of San Francisco, Bethlehem and Recoleta, mansions and monuments are preserved. There are many possibilities for excursions: the Inca baths, hot springs hot springs where the Inca used to go after travel long, the Windows of Otuzco (Otuzco Windows), a cemetery carved into a wall of volcanic rock, Cumbemayo, a demonstration of the pre-Incan hydraulic engineering still in operation, located in a wonderful natural area, the old hacienda La Colpa, where the cows will be milked at the sound of his name, Kuntur Wasi a commercial center of the department dates back to 1100 BC and its museum with many examples of the oldest objects of gold in the Americas. Loreto: The most larger but less populated in Peru, covered by dense jungle vegetation and the primary and secondary schools with low hills and slightly rolling landscape, traversed by rivers of the Amazon River basin, which originates at the confluence of the Maranon and Ucayali. Iquitos, the capital of Loreto, is the main port city on the Amazon River and the largest city in the Peruvian jungle. Different indigenous groups like the Cocama, Huitoto, and Bora first inhabited the area. You can find the house in the neighborhood Bethlehem that are built on top of the rafts and piles to protect against river floods. One of the best attractions in Loreto is the navigation in the rivers and lakes and enjoy the beautiful beaches.The Samiria Pacaya (2,080,000 hectares), the largest reserve in Peru, is located 183 kilometers from the city and is the home to numerous plant and animal species, many endangered species such as turtle, turtle, giant river otters, black caiman and river dolphin. The Allpahuayo-Mishana National Reserve (58,000 hectares) protects the largest concentration of white-sand forests, or varillales as they are known in the Amazon rainforest peru. In the Central Peru: Ancash: In the Callejon de Huaylas, a dazzling valley trapped between two mountain ranges, the Cordilleras Blanca and Negra, picturesque cities like Recuay Carhuas, Yungay, Huaraz and Faces and capital. Visit the impressive archeological complex of Chavin is a duty. In Ancash is the most Spectacular snow-capped mountains, including the Huascaran (6,768 ma.sl), the highest peak in Peru. There are also hot springs and spectacular lakes and the Llanganuco. In Lima (no way around, as the only international airport is here) "Im not a big fan of Lima, such as overcrowding, traffic is terrible. However, if you must stay in Lima and want to visit places, too many to even try to list as the city itself has sat in the same location since 1535. Vice President was considered the real capital of South America for three centuries, and Columbian and pre-Columbian historical sites abound. In southern Peru If you go to Cuzco: The city of Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire, is undoubtedly one of the top destinations in Peru. There are Incan buildings waiting for you discover that its cobblestone streets, as the Koricancha and the Palace of Inca Roca as well as Andean Baroque structures from the colonial era as the Cathedral and the Church Company of Christ. San Blas, where the best artisans in the department have established their workshops. Just ten minutes from the city are the massive walls of the fortress of Sacsayhuaman, and a few miles away, are the archaeological sites of Qenko, Pukapukara and Tambomachay, Incan buildings constructed completely in stone. Tthe villages of Pisac, Maras, Chinchero and Ollantaytambo, which is spread throughout the Sacred Valley of the Incas, one hour from Cusco. From there you can take the train to Machu Picchu. Another way to get to the citadel is by following one of the Inca roads (are you healthy and strong?) This is one of the best hiking trails in the world, scattered throughout this, to find impressive archaeological sites and areas rich in unique species of plants and animals. Machu Picchu, the most important and beautiful legacy of the ancient Peruvians, Historical Sanctuary is part of the same name. If attractive by nature, then go to Madre de Dios (border with Cuzco): Puerto Maldonado, Manu (1,716,295 hectares, this park is the one who set the world record for the number of bird species in a single day in a place with 324 species), Tambopata-Candamo (274,690 ha) National Park Bahuaja Sonene (1,091,416 ha) If you go to Puno (border also Cuzco): Lake Titicaca, the Uros people live group on "floating islands" that have made artificially with reeds, the Tiahuanaco culture remains. If you're going to Arequipa: Volcanoes Mount Chachani, Mount Mist. The downtown of the city, features Mix Baroque churches and palaces of the colonial era, as the Monastery of Santa Catalina, a Spanish city in miniature stone streets, beautiful patios and plazas. Sabandía, Tiabaya, and Tingo. Only 3 hours and 45 minutes from the capital city is the Valley and Colca Canyon, one of the most extraordinary destinations in the country. And in the Cruz del Condor, You can see the majestic flight of the condors. Toro Muerto Petroglyphs, Valley of the Volcanoes and Andagua Cotahuasi Canyon.

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