Is Peru fun? Introduction of tourist attractions in Peru

Peru, you will love everything about this country. Whether you just know Machu Picchu's quiet ancient city and swift rivers, or just remember the collision of multiculturalism here or the Amazon River with the largest flow here, it is full of miracles and stories.

When we walk into Peru and walk on this ancient land, you will feel the legend and calmness here. There are many traces of this country's past. Whether it is a relic or a natural scenery, there is a quiet and restrained atmosphere, as well as an atmosphere and a long history.

Lima city

Lima is divided into two parts: the old city and the new city. The old city is located in the north of the city, near the Rimac River, and the streets extend from northwest to southeast, parallel to the Rimac River. The streets are mostly named after Peruvian provinces and cities, and the blocks are narrow.

The houses are short, and most of them were built during colonial rule.

There are many squares in the old city, and the "Armed Square" in the center of the city is the most famous. With this square as the center, all the streets radiate to every corner of the city. The streets are paved with large stone slabs and look antique.

There is a fountain in the center of the square, splashing and foggy, crystal clear in the sun, which makes the city look particularly lively.

At the east end of the square is a Catholic church built in17th century, which maintains a strong Spanish architectural style. The church has a silver altar, a beautifully built chapel, and the glass coffin of Pizarro, the designer of the square and the leader of the Spanish colonial army, is parked here.

Other famous buildings around the square include the government building built by 1938, the municipal building built by 1945, and many commercial buildings and supermarkets.

The old city has beautiful Alameda Park, the most prosperous business center, Unhao Avenue, wide and bustling streets, Nicolas de Pierrotta Avenue, San Martin Square, Bololonesi Square and the oldest university in South America, San Marcos University, which was built in 155 1.

Cuzco city

The famous ancient city in southern Peru, the capital of the ancient Inca Empire, is now the capital of Cuzco Province. The remains of ancient Inca civilization, such as exquisite stones, the panoramic wall of city of cuzco and the ruins of the Temple of the Sun, abound.

Cuzco is located in the Andean Plateau basin at an altitude of 34 10 meters, which Peruvians call it.

It is "the jewel in the crown of the Andes" and "the cradle of ancient Inca culture". Cuzco has been listed as a "World Cultural and Natural Heritage" by the United Nations.

300 meters away from Cuzco, 1.5km away, there is the world-famous Saksawaman, which holds the "Sun Festival".

Moritani

Holy Valley is one of the deepest and most beautiful valleys in Lebanon and a typical paradise. At the bottom of the canyon flows the Kadi Shahe River, which originated at the foot of Sansong Mountain. Above the famous cedar forest in the canyon stands the highest mountain in Lebanon.

There are some natural caves and stone houses built by people in the sacred valley, which have been inhabited since the third century BC to the ancient Roman times. In addition, there are some small churches, monasteries and some remote monasteries built of stone scattered in the holy valley.

As early as the early Middle Ages, it became a refuge for monks, hermits and ascetics. These devout believers belong to different sects, and most of these sects are formed because of different understandings of the essence of Christ. Among them are Christian sects, Christian monotheists and Christian monotheists.

At that time, many believers lived in the holy valley, even Muslims.

Machu picchu

Machu Picchu (Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu is located 75 kilometers northwest of Cuzco, Peru, and is located on a ridge about 2350 meters above sea level.

Overlooking the Urubamba Valley, surrounded by tropical jungles, it is a famous relic of the Inca Empire in Peru before Columbus. It was built around 1500, and it is also one of the new seven wonders of the world.

Machu Picchu means "ancient mountain" in Quechua, also known as "lost Inca city", which is a well-preserved pre-Columbian Inca relic. Machu Picchu is the most important archaeological excavation center in South America, so it is also the most popular tourist attraction in Peru.

Due to its unique location, geographical features and late discovery, Machu Picchu became the most familiar symbol of the Inca Empire. 1983, Machu Picchu was designated as a world heritage by UNESCO, which is one of the few cultural and natural heritages in the world.

Puno city

Puno is a lake port on the northwest coast of Lake Titicaca in southern Peru and the capital of Puno province. The altitude is 3826 meters. Population is 66000. Built in 1668.

A trade center in the Andes in southern Peru. The liner passes through Lake Titicaca to Guaji, Bolivia; Railways and highways connect Cuzco with Arequipa and Moyando. There are fishing and hand-made wool textile, food, canned fish and other industries. The city has a strong Indian color, archaeological sites and a prosperous tourism industry. There is a university.

lake titicaca

Lake Titicaca is located in the Koyau Plateau at the junction of Bolivia and Peru. It is the highest and largest freshwater lake in South America and one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world.

It is also the world's highest lake navigable by large ships and the third largest lake in South America (after Lake Maracaibo and Patus Lagoon).

lake titicaca

La Lago is in Spanish.

Titicaca, the name of Lake Titicaca, is a floating island on the lake, which comes from the Indian language of the land and may mean "the cliff of jaguar" or "the cliff of chieftain".

There is "rock"

Puma) or "Cragof"

Lead) and other different translations. There are 52 islands in the lake, most of which are inhabited. Titicaca, the largest island, has the remains of the Inca temple and is also a sacred lake for Indians.

Iquitos municipality

Iquitos is the largest city in the Amazon jungle of Peru, with a population of about 440,000, and is the capital of Mayanas province in loretto.

Iquitos is located on the Amazon River, and there is no road or railway connection with the outside world (Petropavlovsk, the capital of kamchatka peninsula, Russian Federation, is another city that cannot be reached by road), and its external traffic depends entirely on aviation and Amazon River shipping.

Although it is 3700 kilometers away from the mouth of the Amazon River, small ships can reach Iquitos upstream, which is the farthest seaport from the coast in the world. A city in northeastern Peru, the capital of Manaus province in loretto.

With an area of 12 13 square kilometers and a population of 460,000, it is the sixth largest city in Peru. Located on the south bank of the Amazon River. It is located 3700 kilometers east of the Atlantic Ocean, and ships can reach the Amazon River directly, making it one of the farthest inland ports in the world.

Amazon Rainforest

Amazon Rainforest

Located in the Amazon basin of South America, with an area of 7 million square kilometers.

Rainforests span eight countries: Brazil (accounting for 60% of the forest area), Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana and Suriname, accounting for half of the world's rainforest area and 20% of the global forest area. It is the largest and most diverse tropical rain forest in the world.

The Amazon rainforest is called "the lung of the earth". Amazon rainforest is the largest rainforest in the world, with 7 million square kilometers. It extends from the low slopes of the Andes to the Atlantic coast of Brazil. Amazon rainforest is very important to the health of the whole world and all living things in the world.

This forest has a great influence on the world climate. Forests can absorb carbon dioxide. The abundance of carbon dioxide makes the earth warm, and even the polar ice caps melt, causing floods.

Trees also produce oxygen, which is necessary for human beings and all animals to live. The oxygen produced by Amazon rainforest accounts for110 of the global total oxygen, which is called "the lung of the earth".

Whether you like the natural scenery here or the ancient legends here, you are like a world-renowned independent expert, low-key but charming, and people can't help but look at it more. This is Peru, and it is still waiting for you here, waiting for you to come here and use it to write a sequel to the story.