LINES OF NAZCA

The Nazca Lines are geoglyphs of enormous dimensions that are found in the Nazca desert, Ica,
in the present Republic of Peru. These "Geoglyph" Lines
were created by the Nazca people between the 3rd and
8th centuries BC. These geoglyphs in Nazca represent
hundreds of figures, including stylized images of
animals such as monkeys, hummingbirds, lizards, etc.
traced in the plain of the desert, these lines are
constituted in extensive roads delineated by stones in
their surroundings.

The area of the Peruvian desert in which the Nazca

Lines were elaborated is called the Pampa Colorada
(Red Plain). It is 15 miles wide and runs about 37 miles
parallel to the Andes and the Pacific Ocean. The desert
is not sand, but it is made of dark stones on its red
surface and the ground is a lighter color below. The
lines were created by clearing the darker upper layer
of the soil and revealing the lighter subsoil.
MACHU PICCHU
Machu Picchu is as it is known today to this
citadel of the Inca Empire whose ruins date
from 1300 AD. However, "Montaa Vieja", as
its translation indicates, comes from the
Quechua native language, an autochthonous
language still present in some communities in
the south of the country, where this city is
known as Machu Picchu. This citadel still
contains the remains of the ancient settlement
formed by this town part of the Inca
civilization, located east of the depression
formed by the mountain systems Machu
Picchu and Huayna Picchu with the Central
Andes in the south of the country. This
geographical location on the eastern slope of
the Vilcanota mountain range only 80
kilometers from the city of Cuzco, still has many of the remains and stone ruins built on all the
slopes of these mountain systems, presenting the different historical periods of the Inca civilization
that left its traces and history in the citadel of Machu Picchu.
MNCORA
 Mncora is a spa and a town in
northern Peru. It is the capital of the district of Mancora
in the province of Talara, department of Piura, almost on
the border with the department of Tumbes.

It is located approximately 187 kilometers from the city of

Piura.

It is a spa and fishermen's cove at the same time. In recent

years it has become a popular beach for Peruvian and
foreign surfers.

Mncora is a beach located in the South American Pacific,

an area that also includes the beaches and coves of Coln,
Punta Sal, Totoritas, Las Picotas, Cabo Blanco, among
others. Mncora and the northern zone of Peru have
become a potential tourist axis of Peru.

PLAYA SANTA CLARA - IQUITOS

The beach of Santa Clara is located 15 kilometers
from the city of Iquitos on the banks of the
Nanay River. Iquitos, Peru.

Twelve kilometers south of the city of Iquitos, is

Santa Clara, a small town on the banks of the
Nanay River. In times of emptiness, that is to say
from April to September, white sandy beaches
are formed, where you can enjoy a warm day on
the banks of the river.
In Santa Clara you can also see the hamlets of the
place. On August 8, the feast of its patron saint
Virgen de Santa Clara is celebrated, activities of
procession to the Virgin, sports championships,
mass marriages, craft fairs and sporting events.
Another important activity that takes place in Santa Clara is the Tourism Week and its
anniversary, in which cultural activities, gastronomic, sports, beauty fairs (choosing Miss Santa
Clara) and especially healthy fun are held.

THE CITY OF CHANCHAN

It is considered the largest in pre-Columbian America.
The wonderful doubt of Chan Chan, capital of the Chim
kingdom, is located in front of the sea, very close to the
mouth of the Moche River, occupying about 24 square
kilometers. It is one of the largest cities of pre-Columbian
America and its greatness astonishes visitors from all
over the world, despite its tremendous deterioration.

In it it is possible to distinguish three different sectors,

the main one is a set of large rectangular enclosures
known as palaces or citadels. Around these are areas of
smaller housing that make up a kind of marginal
neighborhoods and other large enclosures.

It consists of ten large rectangular areas delimited by

mud walls that reach heights of 10 meters. All are
oriented from north to south and share the same general
structure. Inside, the space is divided into a series of patios with ramps, passageways, rooms, U-shaped structures,
funerary platforms, warehouses, workshops, large rectangular water wells, etc. There is usually only one access
door, located on the north side.

CAON DEL COLCA

The Colca Canyon is located in the
northeastern end of the Arequipa Region,
province of Caylloma, 165 kilometers from
Arequipa and 40 km from Chivay main
town and capital of the province of
Caylloma. The highest point of the Valley
is the inactive Ampato volcano (6288
masl), and the lowest the confluence of the
Colca and Andamayo rivers (970 masl),
beautiful view of Colca canyon Arequipa

The Colca Valley is 100 km long and

occupies only one sector of the Colca River
basin, between the districts of Callalli and
Huambo. The route to the Colca crosses the
slopes of Chachani and crosses plains full of
ichu and yareta, samples of the Andean
vegetation. In these places also live alpacas and vizcachas, which are beautiful camelids typical
of the area.