The Republic of Peru, referred to as Peru, what are the tourist attractions in Peru?

Peru is a country in the western part of South America, bordering Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia, and Chile, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. It was led by ancient Indians around the 10th century, and was colonized by Spain in 1533. After nearly 300 years, Peru did not become independent until July 28, 1821. The cultural traditions of various ethnic groups are closely connected and infiltrated, making Peru more diverse in terms of food, culture, plastic arts, and literature, and With the vigorous promotion of tourism, the number of tourists traveling to Peru is also increasing. Lima

Lima is the capital of Peru and the largest port in Peru. It is located in the central and western part of Peru, facing the Pacific Ocean. Due to its low rainfall all year round, Lima is also known as the "Rainless City" It is said that during most of the colonial period, Lima has always been the main center of politics and power in South America. This glorious past can also be seen from the architecture of Lima's colonial period. At present, this kind of engineering architectural remains are also It has long been listed as a "World Natural Heritage". When going to Lima, the University of San Marcos, the Gold Museum, and the ancient capital of Caral, 185 kilometers north of Lima, are all places worth visiting. Royal Felipe Castle

Royal Felipe Castle is one of the largest and strongest ancient castles built by Spain during the colonial period in America. All ancient castles adopt the European castle architectural design style of the mid-16th century. , with an airy appearance and grand momentum, it has the momentum of one man being equal to ten. At that time, it was known as one of the oldest and most significant military defense projects of the Spanish royal family. Currently, the Royal Felipe Castle is the Army Military Museum, and the key venue is The personal collection includes detailed introductions to the characters and weapons of each historical stage and their corresponding historical traditions.

Fortaleza del Real Felipe is known as the largest and strongest ancient castle built by Spain in the Americas. It is the most typical European castle architectural design style in the mid-16th century and is a Spanish royal building. One of the oldest and most significant military defense projects in the world, it is located in the Gulf of Callao, guarding the entire Port of Callao.

Now the ancient castle has been transformed into the Peruvian Army Military Museum, and part of the equipment is used as military barracks. Because the great earthquake and tsunami in 1746 leveled Peru's first seaport in history, Port Callao. At that time, the Spanish colonialists felt that relying on only an ancient city wall could not withstand the siege of extreme weather, and it was unlikely to withstand the siege of that time. The invasion of very rampant British bandits necessitated the construction of a stronger defense system, and the castle was completed on August 1, 1747. The Pachacamac Ruins

The Pachacamac Ruins are located in the "Lulin Valley" more than 20 kilometers south of Lima. This ruins flourished 200 years ago and reached its heyday in the 15th century. It was destroyed by the invading Spanish colonists in 1533, but after restoration and reconstruction, it is now the most famous temple in the Central Gulf of Peru. It is solemn, solemn, majestic and very worth seeing. Cusco

is the most famous ancient capital in the south of Peru. It was the capital of the ancient Inca Empire. It is currently a major tourist destination in Peru. It is world-famous for its Inca scenic spots and historic sites. It is arrogant and surrounded by It is a high mountain with majestic peaks and lush greenery, which is very eye-catching. In summer, there is a steady stream of tourists coming here to spend the summer.