| Lima |
|
Cusco |
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Capital of Peru, declared
Cultural Patrimony by UNESCO in 1988... |
|
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Sacsayhuaman, a place with 30
hectare of extension, from which point you control Cusco.... |
| Machu
Picchu |
|
Arequipa |
 |
Set in a mountain of dense
vegetation in the Amazon Andes, at 2430 metres above sea
level... |
|
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The famous Misti Volcano (17
kilometres northeast of Arequipa) with its 5822 metres of
altitude is the tutelar image of the City... |
| Trujillo |
|
Tarapoto |
 |
Trujillo is a friendly and
colonial city, and one of the main economic and cultural centers
of Northern Peru. The city treasures the legacy of the
traditional nobility of its past. |
|
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Located in the high Amazon
Jungle of Northeast Peru. With easy access to the jungle,
tropical climate, spectacular scenery and fascinating indigenous
cultures, Tarapoto has a great variety of tourist attractions. |
| Chachapoyas |
|
Iquitos |
 |
Pomacochas Lagoon, at a
distance of 84 kilometres to the North of Chachapoyas and a
kilometre away from the Locality of Pomacochas... |
|
 |
Located on the shores of the
Amazon River. Is the largest city in the peruvian jungle... |
| Titica
Lake |
|
Kuelap |
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Located on the shores of Lake
Titicaca, the world's highest navigable lake, testimony of our
highland ancestor's life at 3860 m.... |
|
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The ultimate zone of the
Americas for combining ecology and archaeology. Kuelap is twice
as old as the Inca Empire and its stonework remains in
remarkably good condition... |
| Colca
- Cotahuasi |
|
Ayacucho |
 |
The Colca Canyon was created
through millenarian geological processes and it reaches a depth
of 3180 metres, which turns it into the second deepest canyon in
the world... |
|
 |
The Archaeological Compound of
Vilcashuaman is a magnificent Citadel that was built on the
orders of the Inca Pachacútec... |
| Huaraz |
|
Chavin de
Huantar |
 |
The Huascaran, whose 6768 m
height turns it into the highest snow-capped mountain of
Peru.... |
|
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Cabezas Clavas (Nail Heads),
stone sculptures that represent anthropomorphic features with
feline characteristics... |
| Nasca |
|
Paracas |
 |
The construction of
magnificent subterranean aqueducts (impressive displays of
hydraulic engineering)... |
|
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The sun beams reflect over the
extended fields of dunes, resembling immense seas of gold
shining from the distance... |
| Madre
de Dios |
|
Manu |
 |
Exuberant and vigorous land
that has not yet been punished by the destructive claws of the
civilization... |
|
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Manu protects a great number
of plant and animal species than any other South American
park... |
| Inca
Trail |
|
Choquequirao |
 |
"The Inca Trail", as
it is known now, was the Royal Highway that led pilgrims and
officials of the Empire to the Sacred City of the Incas... |
|
 |
The Citadel is divided into 9
architectonic zones, and its constructions of stones are
clustered resembling small neighbourhoods... |
| Cajamarca |
|
Mancora |
 |
Cumbemayo, located in the San
Pablo Province, 20 kilometres to the South-West of the City of
Cajamarca... |
|
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Beach of Los Organos, where it
is possible to practice diverse aquatic sports, mainly surf.... |
| Lord
of Sipan |
|
|
 |
The Tomb is close to the Town
of Sipan, 35 kilometres from Chiclayo, in the Archaeological
Compound of Huaca Rajada.... |
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Peru
and India has many good things to exchange and to develop together.
Rather than being competitive economies, we have a complementary
character that can help each other growing. 
Peru
a land of magic, history, nature and culture, also known as the Land
of the Sun is blessed by natural surroundings ...
In
order to promote a better knowledge of common interests and values
between India & Peru, we strongly believe in the importance of
cultural exchange.