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Arequipa, the second-largest city in Peru (after Lima), holds an enchanting mix of colonial beauty and fierce regional loyalty of its residents renowned nationwide. Set out on a history-filled excursion with our guide around the main plaza and use the city as your base to embark on adventurous Arequipa tours to Colca Canyon.

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What to see in Arequipa

Your stay in Arequipa will be filled with Peruvian cuisine, views of volcanoes and white stone colonial buildings, and an unending exploration of culture and history down its picturesque cobblestone streets.

Arequipa’s Historic City Center

The Historic City Center of Arequipa is considered a UNESCO World Heritage site. In the Plaza de Armas you’ll see European architectural styles, like Baroque and neo-classical all with a touch of Andean symbology. Top-restaurants overlook the Basilica Cathedral where you’ll be likely to hear some live Peruvian music playing from the street.

El Misti Volcano

El Misti Volcano makes the Arequipan skyline something extra special. This perfectly cone-shaped volcano stands 19,098 feet (5,822 meters) above sea level, next to it are the Chachani and Pichu Pichu volcanoes.

Salinas Aguada Blanca National Reserve

The Salinas Aguada Blanca National Reserve is a protected park near Arequipa and Colca Canyon. Here you’ll find lagoons, wetlands, birds, wild vicunas, volcanos, and more along the scenic landscapes.

The Ice Maiden Juanita

Juanita is the name of one of the best-preserved mummies in the Andes. You can visit her remains at the Museo Santuarios Andinos in Arequipa and learn about her history, her death in the 1400’s, and her discovery in 1995.

Santa Catalina Monastery

The Santa Catalina Monastery in Arequipa spans over 20,000 square miles and is very much a city within a city. In 1579 when it was originally built, it was a monastery for Dominican nuns who built all they would need within its walls and never left the property.

Colca Canyon

Colca Canyon is near Arequipa city, and is the second-deepest canyon in the world. A visit here should be done over 2 days to take in the natural hot springs, gorgeous hotel properties, and soaring Andean condors.

Cruz del Condor

Cruz del Condor is a panoramic viewpoint over Colca Canyon where Andean condors are prone to soar. The multi-storied lookout point built on the cliffside allows for the 3-4 food condors to soar directly overhead.

Chivay is a small town within Colca Canyon and is the gateway to Colca Canyon tours. Chivay has an 8th century Church of Our Lady of the Assumption located on the main square where you might encounter traditional dances or places to purchase Peruvian souvenirs.

Picanterias

Arequipa is best known for its local cuisine and you’d be missing out if you didn’t try it. While all of Peru boasts delicious food, Arequipa’s secret ingredient is spice. Restaurants where you can try these spicy renditions of Peruvian foods are called “picanterias”.

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Costa del Sol Wyndham Arequipa

Plaza Bolivar (no number), Selva Alegre, Arequipa

Costa del Sol Arequipa is located in Arequipa's largest park, Selva Alegre. From this striking 5-star hotel built in the 1940’s colonial style, you can see Misti Volcano. Their wide array of excellent services include an on-site restaurant, pool, gym, and more.

Casa Andina Premium Arequipa

Calle Ugarte 403, Arequipa

Casa Andina Premium in Arequipa is build in a 17th century colonial mansion making each luxurious room part of a national historic monument. Here two colonial-style courtyards form the heart of the building, a gourmet restaurant serves Peruvian cuisine, and the highest standards of service are maintained.

Casa Andina Standard

Calle Jerusalén 603, Arequipa

Casa Andina Standard Arequipa is located right in the heart of the historic Arequipa center. Built with the volcanic sillar stone that makes Arequipa so picturesque, your comfortable stay here includes soft down comforters, luxurious touches, and a delicious breakfast buffet.

La Hosteria Arequipa

Calle Bolivar 405, Arequipa

La Hosteria Arequipa features charming garden patios and flower-filled balconies and terraces for you to fully enjoy the 300+ days of sunshine in the white city! Rest easy on orthopedic mattresses in comfortable and affordable rooms.

Peru Highlights

Peru is filled with archaeological ruins, scenic landscapes, and delicious flavors. Must-see places in Peru include:

Hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in four or two days. The Inca Trail is a 500-year old pathway where the elite Incas once entered into the “Lost City of the Incas”. Plan with your Peru for Less travel advisor in advance, Inca Trail permits tend to sell out even 6-months in advance.

Amazon Rainforest

Step into the lush Peruvian Amazon Rainforest and witness a spectacular array of wildlife in its natural habitat. Lodges in Puerto Maldonado are ideal for excursions and daily activities. Those looking for a more luxurious Amazon experience would love an Iquitos Amazon River cruise. Colorful macaws, giant tarantulas, and playful river otters are among the sights you’ll behold.

Cusco city has it all, archaeological ruins, colonial buildings, top-rated restaurants, and countless places to explore. Your Cusco City Tour will take you to the top highlights like Sacsayhuaman, Q’enko, the Cusco Cathedral, and more.

Lake Titicaca

Sail on the deep blue waters of Lake Titicaca and step on the reed Uros and Taquile floating islands. Some of the best weavers are found in this area so pick up some Peruvian textiles here for unique souvenirs.

Lima is a mixture of modern city living and historical significance. Here you’ll find Central restaurant (ranked #6 by 50 Worlds Best), UNESCO World Heritage sites like Historic City Center with the San Francisco Convent, and the best shopping in Peru.

Nazca Lines

The Nazca Lines are mysterious geoglyphs and geometric shapes drawn onto the desert floor hundreds of years ago by the Nazca culture. Little is known about them nevertheless, the Nazca Lines inspire awe in those who take a flight over them.

Arequipa is a picturesque town and also the second-largest city in Peru. Local markets, beautifully built colonial architecture, and El Misti volcano are among the things you’ll see while walking the cobblestone streets of the white city.

What are the best things to do in Arequipa?

Tell anyone that you traveled to Arequipa, and the first thing people will ask is, “did you try the food?” Don’t miss your chance to sample what many consider to be the best local dishes in all of Peru at one of the best restaurants in Arequipa . While walking around the city, don’t miss the historic Santa Catalina Monastery, spend time in the beautiful central plaza, and learn about Juanita, the Inca Ice Maiden , at Museo Santuarios Andinos.

Where is Arequipa?

The city of Arequipa is located in the department of Arequipa in the south of Peru, sharing borders with the departments of Ica, Ayacucho, Cusco, Apurímac, Puno, and Moquegua. Its longest border is with the Pacific Ocean.

How many days should I spend in Arequipa?

For Arequipa city, one or two days should be enough to cover the city highlights, but you can easily spend a week or more here visiting museums, eating great food, and venturing out to explore the countryside. To visit Colca Canyon , you’ll need an additional one to three days.

What is the elevation of Arequipa?

Arequipa is at 7,660 ft (2,335 m) above sea level - about 3,280 ft (1,000 m) less than Cusco or Puno - and few travelers ever experience altitude sickness here. However, the road between Arequipa and Colca Canyon reaches altitudes of 13,100 ft (4,000 m). You’ll notice the difference if you get out of the car and try any strenuous activity, such as climbing or sprinting. Gladly, these activities are not part of a standard tour of Colca Canyon. Stick to the comfort of your car, bus, or van, and you should have no problem.

What is the population of Arequipa?

How far is arequipa from _________ by bus.

The following are popular inbound bus routes to Arequipa:

• Bus from Lima to Arequipa: 16 to 18 hours total
• Bus from Cusco to Arequipa: 10 hours total
• Bus from Arequipa to Puno ( Lake Titicaca ): 6.5 hours total
• Bus from Arequipa to Chivay ( Colca Canyon ): 3 hours total

When is the best time to visit Colca Canyon?

May to November is the high season for tourism to Colca Canyon. The weather is warm during the day and cold at night. Be sure to make reservations for accommodation in advance. The end of the rainy season (April and May) is also a great time to visit because the terraces will be brilliantly green with crops and flowering plant life.

What is the elevation of Colca Canyon?

Many towns of Colca Canyon are higher in elevation than Arequipa (2,335 m or 7,661 ft) and about the same as Cusco (3,400 m or 11,150 ft). Take the same precautions as you would in Cusco – stay hydrated, avoid heavy meals or alcohol on your first days at altitude, and drink the local remedy coca leaf tea. Take a few days to acclimate before attempting any strenuous activity.

How deep is Colca Canyon?

The average distance from the peaks of the mountains to the river below is 10,200 feet (3,109 meters). This distance makes Colca one of the world’s deepest canyons. Nearby Cotahuasi Canyon is a few hundred meters deeper.

Which Colca Canyon trek should I do?

For a taste of high altitude Andean trekking, many travelers choose a Colca Canyon trek as a less expensive, less crowded alternative to the Inca Trail. The most popular route departs from Cabanaconde descends to the oasis resort town Sangalle. It’s an unrelenting slope whether you are going up or down - usually 3 hours for the descent and 5 hours for the ascent. Mules are available for hire from any of the lodges in Sangalle.

Where can I eat in Colca Canyon?

Choices for dining in Colca Canyon are limited but adequate for one or two nights. Most Colca Canyon hotel offer on-site restaurants serving a la carte or buffet-style meals. Towns such as Chivay and Yanque offer a greater selection.

Are there direct flights to Arequipa?

From within Peru, direct flights to Arequipa are offered to and from Lima, the capital of Peru, and Cusco city.

• Lima to Arequipa flights: 1.5 hours non-stop
• Cusco to Arequipa flights: 1 hour non-stop

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• Arequipa is Peru’s second-largest city and arguably the most beautiful in all of Peru.
• Situated about 2,335 metres above sea level in the shadows of the stunning ice capped Misti Volcano (5,822 metres).
• How to get there: Fly with Latam Airlines or use Peru Hop bus.
• What to do: Colca Canyon Tour or Trek, Free Walking Tour, El Misti Volcano viewpoint, and more.
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Flight to Rodríguez Ballón International Airport

The quickest way to reach Arequipa is by plane but this means you will miss seeing everything along the way. The airport does not receive international flights so this option is only available to those already in Peru. Upon arrival, take a taxi for a 30 minute ride to Plaza de Armas where most hotels and hostels are located.

Public buses from Lima take roughly 17 hours to reach Arequipa with no stops. Although you can find some comfortable buses, usually being the most expensive ones, it is a long journey and you will miss all of the things to see along the way.

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There is a lot of tours and sightseeing options in Arequipa. The main attraction in the Arequipa area is the picturesque Colca Valley, an area of incredible beauty. It is one of the world’s deepest canyons, reaching a depth of 4,160 meters and it is home to the famous Andean Condor birds. The valley also has a vibrant indigenous culture including many examples of Inca agricultural terraces and irrigation systems, hot springs at La Calera as well as a range of activities from adventure sports to tourist homestays. A wide range of tours, treks and excursions leave Arequipa daily and we can facilitate or recommend tours to anybody on board, just simply contact us or ask your Peru Hop guide!

For all the architecture lovers, the city is also known as “La Ciudad Blanca” or the “White City” due to the beautiful white structures seen around the city built out of “sillar”, a white rock obtained from the numerous nearby volcanoes. The historical centre of the city is home to numerous religious convents, monasteries, catholic churches and museums. For this reason, the Historical Centre has been named a Cultural World Heritage Site by UNESCO. With all of this beauty and history, Arequipa is the perfect place to enjoy a walking tour.

The local cuisine in Arequipa is argued to be the most varied in all of Peru and while in Arequipa we encourage you to check out many of the traditional “Picanterias” to try out the local dishes such as Rocoto Relleno (Can be quite hot so make sure to ask in advance), Alpaca Steaks, Ocopo, Chactoad and many more. As well as this, the nightlife in Arequipa is amongst the best in Peru with many late-night bars and nightclubs.

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Arequipa City Tour – Half-Day Tour

The Arequipa city tour shows us the scenic and architectural beauty of Arequipa; in addition to the most outstanding viewpoints of the city.

We will visit the most important tourist places in Arequipa such as the main square, one of the most beautiful in Peru, the Jesuit Church, which in its beautiful facade announces the so-called mestizo architecture, its cloisters and cupola, the Tristán del Pozo house and get some of the most magnificent views of the city from the Carmen Alto and Yanahuara viewpoints.

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We will pick you up from your hotel in the center of Arequipa .

We will start our interesting tour by going to the stunning views from the “Mirador de Carmen Alto” where you can see the whole Chilina Valley) and the Mirador de Yanahuara.

Then we head towards the city center, where we will visit the most impressive architectural monuments of the city, the magnificent Monastery of Santa Catalina , a miniature city that houses the nuns of Arequipeñas for more than 400 years.

Afterward, we will continue our tour to the beautiful main square or “Plaza de Armas”, surrounded by gorgeous colonial arches. Here we will visit the beautiful Cathedral of Arequipa (outside), where our local guide will give us an explanation. Then we will pass by the Church and Cloisters of the Society of Jesus.

Tour Schedule City Tour in Arequipa Half Day (Morning)

09:00 – 11:00 Pick up from your respective hotel, to start our tour where we will visit the neighborhood and the viewpoint of Yanahuara to take some of the best photos 11:00 – 13:00 Then we will visit the Plaza de Armas, the Church of the followers of Jesus next to the cloister and the Monastery of Santa Catalina.

City Tour in Arequipa Half Day (Afternoon)

14:00 – 16:00 Pick up from your hotel to start our tour where we will visit the neighborhood and the viewpoint of Yanahuara to take some of the best photos 16:00 – 18:00 Then we will visit the Plaza de Armas, the Church of the Company of Jesus next to the cloister and the Monastery of Santa Catalina.

Breakfast on this day will depend on the transfer time from the hotel. The exact time schedule of the tour will be confirmed in a previous briefing

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Carmen alto viewpoint.

It is located in the Cayma District, and is located 6 km from the center of Arequipa and is owned by Mrs. Miriam Cáceres, who has a small business of natural products and traditional juices there.

In this haven of peace, we can be enchanted by the landscape, enjoying a wonderful view of the valley of the Chili River, joining in the distance with the tutelary volcanoes of the city.

St. Catherine’s Monastery

The Monastery of Santa Catalina de Siena, or also known as the Convent of Santa Catalina, is a religious tourist complex located in the historic center of Arequipa.

What makes the visit especially interesting is that the monastery is itself a small city, 20,000m2 surrounded by a 4-meter-high wall that separated the life of the cloistered nuns from that of the rest of the inhabitants of Arequipa.

History of the Monastery of Santa Catalina

The history of the Monastery of Santa Catalina dates back to the 16th century. When the Spaniards were already settled in Peru, Francisco de Toledo visited the city of Arequipa and listened to the wishes of its inhabitants, who asked for the creation of a place where the nuns could carry out their work and have the religious life they desired.

Thus, the viceroy ordered the construction of a great monastery without knowing that, years later, it would become one of the most important in the country.

On September 10, 1579, when the city of Arequipa had not even reached 40 years since its foundation, the Santa Catalina Monastery was inaugurated, an authentic jewel of colonial architecture that remains standing to this day.

The first nuns who lived here came from different parts of the country and different social classes: they were Creoles, mestizos and even daughters of curacas, the political leaders of the Inca Empire, but they all shared one main characteristic: they had the same religious devotion.

The Monastery of Santa Catalina hosted hundreds of nuns for years who lived without practically any connection to the outside until, in 1970, they decided to open it to the public so that all tourists and citizens of Arequipa could know and enjoy this mysterious place.

How to get to the Santa Catalina Monastery?

The Santa Catalina Monastery is located just a few blocks from the city’s imposing Plaza de Armas, so you can get there from any point in the historic center of Arequipa.

At Dreamy Tours, we offer to take the City Tour in Arequipa that includes a guided visit to the Santa Catalina monastery, as well as other tourist attractions in the city.

What is the best time to visit the Monastery of Santa Catalina?

The city of Arequipa has a fairly stable climate, with moderate rainy seasons between January and March, so the visit to the monastery can be done without inconvenience throughout the year.

Visiting hours to the Santa Catalina Monastery?

The Santa Catalina Monastery is open every day of the year with the exception of Good Friday, December 25 and January 1. Hours are Thursday through Monday from 9:00 a.m. m. at 5:00 p.m. m. and Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from 9:00 a.m. m. to 8 p. m.

The Cloisters of the Society of Jesus

The Cloisters of the Society of Jesus were built attached to the Temple, its completion date was in the year 1738.

For a short time it was the premises of the Jesuit College “Santiago”, since then the expulsion of the Jesuits was ordered in 1767.

In 1788, at the request of Bishop Chávez de la Rosa, part of the Cloisters became a hospice for orphaned children. After the Arequipa Public Charity was created, this institution took over the hospice, and for this reason reforms were introduced in the Cloisters.

The Cloisters consist of two large patios with arches and a third smaller one, the first one stands out for its Baroque style.

Currently the Cloisters are occupied by businesses related to tourist activity, such as restaurants, crafts, etc.

Located in the historic center, on the left side of the Iglesia de la Compañía, with sculpted ashlar arches, beautiful corridors; also called Pasaje Romaña, and currently occupied by commercial establishments. Located on the corner of the Plaza de Armas, between General Morán and Álvarez Thomas streets.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

We have price alternatives that accommodate all budgets, prices per person, expressed in US Dollars.

Make your quotes and reservations by email [email protected] , you can also communicate with one of our sales executives at the telephones detailed below, we will be happy to assist you.

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HOW TO BOOK THE TOUR?

To start the reservation process, please send us the following information:

• Name and surname:
• Passport number:
• Nationality:
• Date of Birth:
• Very important – We need the address and information about the hotel that you are staying at, in the city of Arequipa, to be able to pick you up at the time when the tour starts

To confirm reservations it is required to pay 50% in advance and the other 50% can be paid upon arrival at your destination.

PAYMENT METHODS

• WESTER UNION
• TRANSFER TO OUR BANK ACCOUNT PERU

GENERAL CONDITIONS

• All rates for our  Peru Packages  are expressed in US dollars (subject to currency exchange rates) and are priced per person
• The rates for Peruvians only include VAT
• All our rates are subject to availability and circumstances
• Children under 2 years and 11 months are considered INF (babies) and are not permitted on this tour
• Children from 3 to 10 years and 11 months are considered DCC (child) and thus eligible for special rates and obliged to share the room with their parents
• Children over 11 years old are considered adults
• Minors must travel with an identity document
• Rates do not apply to holidays, Easter, long weekends, national holidays, Christmas, or New Year

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Machu picchu – the lost city of the incas, the sacred valley – a journey through inca history, lake titicaca – the highest navigable lake in the world, colca canyon – a natural marvel, nazca lines – a mystery in the desert, arequipa – the white city, lima – the capital city, amazon rainforest – a paradise of biodiversity, key takeaways: tourist attractions in peru.

• Peru is a diverse country with a wide range of tourist attractions.
• Explore the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu , the lost city of the Incas.
• Discover the beauty of the Sacred Valley and its fascinating Inca history.
• Visit Lake Titicaca , the highest navigable lake in the world, and experience indigenous cultures .
• Marvel at the natural wonder of Colca Canyon and spot Andean Condors .
• Uncover the mystery of the Nazca Lines and their ancient origins.
• Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Arequipa , the White City.
• Discover Lima , the capital city of Peru, known for its rich history and culinary experiences .
• Explore the Amazon Rainforest and its incredible biodiversity.

Machu Picchu , also known as the “Lost City of the Incas,” is an ancient city nestled high up on a ridge in Peru. This archaeological wonder attracts visitors from around the world with its breathtaking views and fascinating history. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site , Machu Picchu is considered Peru’s main attraction and a must-visit destination for travelers.

One of the remarkable features of Machu Picchu is its well-preserved Inca ruins , which provide a glimpse into the ancient civilization that once thrived here. The architectural marvels, including temples, terraces, and stone structures, showcase the advanced engineering skills of the Incas.

To reach Machu Picchu, adventurers can embark on the famous Inca Trail , a challenging yet rewarding trek that offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and landscapes. Alternatively, visitors can choose to take a scenic train ride to the base of the site and then hike up to the ancient city .

“Machu Picchu is a testament to the ingenuity of the Inca civilization and a testament to the power of nature. It’s a place that truly captivates the imagination and leaves visitors in awe of the ancient world.”

The Inca Trail: A Journey to Machu Picchu

If you’re up for an adventure, hiking the Inca Trail is an unforgettable experience. Spanning approximately 26 miles, the trail takes you through stunning Andean landscapes , cloud forests, and ancient ruins before finally reaching Machu Picchu. Along the way, you’ll pass through the Sun Gate, the iconic entrance to the ancient city , and witness the sunrise illuminating the majestic ruins.

Exploring Machu Picchu allows visitors to not only admire the architectural wonders but also to appreciate the spiritual significance of the site. Surrounded by awe-inspiring natural beauty, the serene atmosphere of Machu Picchu creates a sense of wonder and tranquility, making it an ideal place for reflection and connection with the past.

Visiting Machu Picchu is a journey back in time, allowing travelers to connect with the ancient Inca civilization and marvel at the wonders of the world. Whether you choose to trek the Inca Trail or take a scenic train ride, this UNESCO World Heritage Site promises an extraordinary adventure and a deeper appreciation for Peru’s rich history and cultural heritage.

The Sacred Valley is a must-visit destination in Peru, offering a captivating journey through Inca history and breathtaking Andean landscapes . Located in the heart of the Andes, this scenic valley is home to several important Inca ruins , including the Pisac Ruins , Ollantaytambo , and the Maras Salt Mines .

The Pisac Ruins , perched high above the valley, are a testament to the advanced engineering skills of the Incas. Explore the terraced agricultural fields, intricate stone walls, and ceremonial terraces while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

Ollantaytambo , known as the “Living Inca Town,” is a well-preserved archaeological site where visitors can marvel at the impressive stone structures and learn about the strategic military defenses implemented by the Incas.

The Maras Salt Mines are a fascinating sight, with thousands of salt pans terraced into the mountainside. These salt pans have been in use since Inca times and continue to be a vital source of salt for the local communities.

Sample Table: Comparison of Inca Ruins in the Sacred Valley

Exploring the Sacred Valley provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Inca history and appreciate the stunning natural beauty of the Andean landscapes . Whether you’re interested in ancient civilizations , outdoor adventures, or cultural experiences, the Sacred Valley has something for everyone.

Continue reading the article to discover more captivating tourist attractions in Peru that should not be missed on your next adventure.

Located on the border of Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is a natural wonder and holds the title of being the highest navigable lake in the world. Stretching across an impressive 8,372 square kilometers, this pristine lake sits at an elevation of 3,812 meters above sea level. Its breathtaking beauty and rich indigenous cultures make it a must-visit destination for travelers.

The lake is home to several unique islands, each offering a different experience. One of the most iconic attractions on Lake Titicaca is the Uros Floating Islands . These man-made islands are constructed entirely out of reeds and are inhabited by the Uros people. Visitors can take boat tours to these islands and learn about the traditional way of life of the Uros community.

Another fascinating island to explore is Taquile Island . Known for its skilled textile artisans, Taquile Island offers visitors a chance to witness traditional weaving techniques and purchase handmade textiles as souvenirs. Amantani Island is another popular destination on Lake Titicaca, known for its stunning landscapes and cultural immersion experiences. Visitors can stay overnight with local families and learn about their customs and traditions.

Table: Comparison of Lake Titicaca’s islands

Exploring Lake Titicaca and its islands provides a glimpse into the vibrant indigenous cultures that have thrived in this region for centuries. The beauty of its crystal-clear waters, the mesmerizing landscapes, and the warm hospitality of the local communities make Lake Titicaca an unforgettable destination for travelers seeking a unique and enriching experience.

Colca Canyon is a breathtaking natural marvel nestled in the heart of Peru. With its rugged landscapes and soaring cliffs, it is twice as deep as the Grand Canyon and offers a truly awe-inspiring experience for visitors. One of the highlights of Colca Canyon is the opportunity to witness the majestic Andean Condors in flight, as they gracefully glide through the canyon’s thermals.

For adventure enthusiasts, trekking through Colca Canyon is a must-do activity. The trails offer stunning vistas and the chance to immerse oneself in the pristine beauty of the surroundings. Along the way, you may encounter traditional villages , where you can interact with the friendly locals and learn about their rich cultural heritage.

After a challenging trek, indulge in relaxation at the hot springs found within Colca Canyon. These natural thermal baths offer a soothing and rejuvenating experience, surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of the canyon. It’s the perfect way to unwind and recharge before continuing your exploration of this natural wonder.

Table: Andean Condor Spotting Seasons in Colca Canyon

Exploring Colca Canyon is an unforgettable experience that combines natural beauty, cultural encounters, and thrilling adventures. Whether you’re captivated by the soaring Andean Condors, trekking along the trails, or relaxing in the hot springs , Colca Canyon offers a unique and enchanting destination that should not be missed.

The Nazca Lines are one of the most intriguing archaeological mysteries in the world. These enormous geoglyphs etched into the desert floor in southern Peru have fascinated researchers and visitors alike for decades. Spanning over 500 square kilometers, the Nazca Lines consist of hundreds of figures, including animals, plants, and geometric shapes.

The purpose and meaning of the Nazca Lines remain a subject of debate among experts. Some theories suggest that they were used for religious or ceremonial purposes, while others propose that they were ancient astronomical calendars. The precision and scale of these desert artworks continue to astound researchers, as many of the figures can only be fully appreciated from the air.

“The Nazca Lines are a testament to the ingenuity and artistry of ancient civilizations . Their sheer size and complexity are truly awe-inspiring.”

To experience the Nazca Lines up close, visitors can take aerial tours that provide a unique perspective of these ancient wonders. Flying over the desert in small planes or helicopters, tourists can observe the intricate details of the geoglyphs and marvel at their scale. This allows for a deeper understanding and appreciation of the craftsmanship of the ancient cultures that created them.

Table: Comparison of Nazca Lines Figures

The Nazca Lines continue to captivate imaginations and inspire awe. Their sheer magnitude and enigmatic nature make them a must-visit destination for anyone interested in ancient civilizations and the wonders of the world.

Arequipa , known as the White City, is a charming colonial city with a rich history. Its historical city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to beautiful architecture, including the iconic Santa Catalina Monastery .

The Santa Catalina Monastery is a must-visit attraction in Arequipa . This stunning monastery is like a city within a city, with its colorful buildings, narrow streets, and beautiful courtyards. It offers a unique glimpse into the lives of nuns during the colonial era. Visitors can wander through the monastery’s various rooms and gardens, admiring the intricate architectural details and learning about its fascinating history.

Arequipa is not only known for its historical sites, but also for its stunning volcanic landscapes . The city is surrounded by awe-inspiring mountains, including the iconic Misti Volcano. These volcanic landscapes provide a picturesque backdrop to the city and offer opportunities for outdoor adventures such as hiking and trekking .

Whether you’re exploring the historical city center or admiring the volcanic landscapes , Arequipa is a destination that captivates with its beauty, history, and culture.

Table: Top Attractions in Arequipa

Lima is the bustling capital city of Peru, offering a unique blend of history, culture, and culinary delights. As you explore Lima , be sure to visit the iconic Plaza de Armas , located in the heart of the historic center . This vibrant square is surrounded by impressive buildings, such as the Cathedral and the Government Palace, showcasing the city’s rich architectural heritage.

Immerse yourself in Lima’s cultural scene by visiting its numerous museums . From the Larco Museum, which houses an extensive collection of pre-Columbian art and artifacts, to the Museum of Contemporary Art, which features works by renowned Peruvian artists, there is something for every art enthusiast.

No visit to Lima would be complete without indulging in its renowned culinary experiences . With its diverse flavors and cuisines, Lima is considered one of the top gastronomic destinations in the world. From ceviche made with fresh seafood to anticuchos (grilled skewers) and traditional Peruvian dishes like lomo saltado, your taste buds are in for a treat.

Must-See Museums in Lima

• Museum of Contemporary Art – Showcasing works by renowned Peruvian artists and hosting temporary exhibitions.
• Larco Museum – An extensive collection of pre-Columbian art and artifacts, including gold and silver treasures.
• National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology, and History – Exploring Peru’s rich cultural heritage through ancient artifacts and archaeological exhibits.

“Lima is a vibrant city where history, art, and culinary experiences come together to create a truly memorable visit.”

Sample Table: Popular Peruvian Dishes

Whether you’re strolling through the historic streets, exploring world-class museums , or savoring delicious Peruvian dishes, Lima has something to offer every traveler.

The Amazon Rainforest in Peru is a true paradise of biodiversity. It is one of the most ecologically diverse regions in the world, teeming with an incredible variety of plant and animal species. I had the privilege of visiting the Tambopata National Reserve , a popular destination within the Amazon.

Exploring Tambopata was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The reserve is home to an astounding array of wildlife , from colorful birds to fascinating mammals, such as monkeys and jaguars. The lush vegetation provides a natural habitat for these incredible creatures, creating a truly magical environment.

During my visit, I had the opportunity to interact with the indigenous communities living in the Amazon. It was eye-opening to learn about their traditional way of life, their deep connection to the land, and their invaluable knowledge of the rainforest. Their wisdom and sustainable practices are vital for preserving this precious ecosystem.

Eco-tourism is an important aspect of exploring the Amazon Rainforest , as it promotes responsible travel and conservation efforts. By choosing eco-friendly accommodations and supporting local communities, we can contribute to the preservation of this unique environment for future generations to enjoy.

Q: What is Machu Picchu?

A: Machu Picchu is an ancient Inca city often referred to as the “Lost City of the Incas”. It is located high up on a ridge and offers breathtaking views and a fascinating glimpse into the Inca civilization. It can be reached by hiking the Inca Trail or taking a scenic train ride. Machu Picchu is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered Peru’s main attraction .

Q: What can I see in the Sacred Valley?

A: The Sacred Valley is home to several important Inca ruins, including the Pisac Ruins, Ollantaytambo, and the Maras Salt Mines. This scenic valley offers stunning views of the Andean landscapes and provides insight into the Inca history and culture. Visitors can explore ancient archaeological sites, interact with local communities, and immerse themselves in the beauty of the surroundings.

Q: Where is Lake Titicaca located?

A: Lake Titicaca is located on the border of Peru and Bolivia and is known for its stunning beauty and rich indigenous cultures. It is the highest navigable lake in the world. Visitors can take boat tours to explore the Uros Floating Islands , where local communities live on man-made islands made of reeds. They can also visit Taquile Island and Amantani Island to learn more about the traditional way of life in this unique region.

Q: What makes Colca Canyon special?

A: Colca Canyon is a natural marvel that is twice as deep as the Grand Canyon. It offers breathtaking views, picturesque landscapes, and opportunities to spot Andean Condors in flight. Trekking in the canyon is a popular activity, allowing visitors to explore its depths and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the surroundings. The canyon is also home to hot springs and traditional villages , providing a unique cultural experience.

Q: What are the Nazca Lines?

A: The Nazca Lines are a series of geoglyphs etched into the desert floor, only visible from the air. These mysterious lines and shapes are believed to have been created by ancient civilizations thousands of years ago. The purpose and meaning of the Nazca Lines are still a subject of debate among researchers. Visitors can take aerial tours to see these impressive desert artworks and learn more about their history and significance.

Q: Why visit Arequipa?

A: Arequipa, known as the White City, is a charming colonial city with a rich history. Its historical city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to beautiful architecture, including the Santa Catalina Monastery. Arequipa is surrounded by stunning volcanic landscapes, including the Misti Volcano, and offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.

Q: What can I see in Lima?

A: Lima is the capital city of Peru and is a vibrant destination that combines history, culture, and culinary delights. The Plaza de Armas in Lima’s historic center is a must-visit attraction, surrounded by impressive buildings such as the Cathedral and the Government Palace. The city is also home to numerous museums , showcasing Peruvian art, history, and archaeology. Visitors can indulge in the culinary experiences that Lima is famous for, with a diverse range of flavors and cuisines to explore.

Q: What can I experience in the Amazon Rainforest?

A: The Amazon Rainforest in Peru is a paradise of biodiversity and offers a unique opportunity to explore one of the world’s most ecologically diverse regions. Tambopata National Reserve is a popular destination within the Amazon, where visitors can experience the incredible wildlife , lush vegetation, and interact with indigenous communities . Eco-tourism is a growing trend in this region, offering sustainable and immersive experiences in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest.

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Tour Perú Inolvidable: Lima, Arequipa, Cusco 8 días 7 noches

Sobre este tour.

• Duración: 8 días y 7 noches.
• Inicio: Con el recojo en el aeropuerto de Lima.
• Tipo de transporte: Minivan amplio full equipo, bus turístico y tren turístico.
• Tickets incluidos (no colas): Entrada a todos los atractivos turísticos (no colas ni pagos adicionales).
• Ticket de avión: No incluidos, pero se adquieren a solicitud del turista.
• Alimentación. Desayuno en hoteles, almuerzos y cenas en ciertos destinos turísticos.
• Guía turístico: En inglés y español (servicio compartido).
• Métodos de pago: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club, PayPal.

Descripción

• Perú es un país con atractivos turísticos inolvidables. Los tres lugares más visitados son: la ciudad de Lima, el cañón del Colca y, por supuesto, la ciudadela inca de Machu Picchu . El tour dura 8 días y 7 noches en los que se visita estos lugares y más. El servicio incluye todo lo necesario para un viaje cómodo y seguro con todo incluido: recojo del hotel, transporte a cada lugar, guía turístico profesional todos los días, hoteles en cada destino, entrada a todos los atractivos turísticos, alimentación parcial y más. No incluye tickets de avión, los cuales se pueden comprar previo contacto con uno de nuestros asesores.

Así es la experiencia

• El día 1 se realiza el tour al Circuito Mágico del Agua en Lima. El día 2 el City Tour Lima + Santuario de Pachacamac. El día 3 se realiza el vuelo a Arequipa y el City Tour por la ciudad en la tarde. El día 4 el tour al cañón del Colca Full Day. El día 5 se realiza el vuelo a la ciudad del Cusco y el City Tour por la ciudad en la tarde. El día 6 se lleva a cabo el tour al Valle Sagrado de los Incas con buffet en Urubamba y pernocte en el pueblo de Aguas Calientes. El día 7 el tour a la ciudadela inca de Machu Picchu y retorno a la ciudad del Cusco. El día 8 es el traslado al aeropuerto de Cusco y la despedida final.

Día 1: Recojo del aeropuerto y tour Circuito Mágico del Agua en Lima

• El tour inicia con el recojo del turista en el aeropuerto internacional Jorge Chávez de Lima (la hora del recojo es coordinada previamente).
• Tras la bienvenida, lo trasladaremos en transporte turístico a su hotel en la ciudad de Lima.
• En nuestros precios existen una variedad de hoteles que el turista puede elegir. Todos son muy recomendables.
• Luego de ordenar las maletas y un poco de descanso, por la tarde, se realiza el tour por el Circuito Mágico del Agua. Se trata de una tarde – noche lleno de colores en el parque más grande de la ciudad de Lima .
• Por la noche se descansa en el hotel elegido para la primera noche.

Día 2: City Tour Lima + Santuario de Pachacamac Full Day

• El día 2 el turista puede desayunar en el hotel turístico de Lima.
• Luego, al promediar las 8 de la mañana, se realiza el City Tour por las principales calles y monumentos de la ciudad: Miraflores, el malecón, la plaza mayor, la Catedral, el Palacio de Gobierno, las Catacumbas y más.
• Luego se continúa con el tour en dirección al sur de la ciudad. En el valle de Lurín se visitará el santuario más importante en la época inca y preinca: Pachacamac.
• Pachacamac fue un santuario y oráculo donde los incas llegaban en peregrinación hasta que fue tomado por los españoles en el siglo XVI .
• Tras visitar Pachacamac, retornaremos a Lima donde se pasa la noche en el hotel turístico de la ciudad.

Día 3: Vuelo y City Tour Arequipa

• El tercer día se desayuna temprano en el hotel turístico de Lima. Luego, a una hora acordada previamente, el servicio de transporte turístico lo esperará en la puerta del hotel para trasladarlo al aeropuerto Jorge Chávez.
• Tras un vuelo de 1 hora aproximadamente, un transporte turístico lo conducirá a su hotel en la ciudad de Arequipa.
• Tras descansar y acomodarse en su hotel, por la tarde, podrá realizar el City Tour Arequipa, que incluye la visita de: la Catedral, la iglesia de la Compañía de Jesús, el mirador de Yanahuara, las históricas calles de la ciudad, casonas coloniales hechas de sillar y más.
• Luego toca descansar en el hotel turístico elegido para la tercera noche.

Día 4: Tour al cañón del Colca Full Day

• Entre las 3 am y 3.30 am el transporte turístico lo recogerá de su hotel.
• Tras un viaje por los paisajes andinos de Arequipa se arriba al pueblo de Chivay donde se lleva a cabo un desayuno continental.
• A continuación, visitaremos el famoso mirador Cruz del Cóndor donde observaremos el vuelo del cóndor andino. Además, visitaremos los miradores de Antahulque y Wayrapunku.
• Luego se realiza la visita al pueblo de Maca donde, de forma opcional, se puede visitar los baños termales de Chacapi. Al promediar el mediodía se disfruta de un almuerzo en un restaurante local.
• A continuación, se realiza el viaje de retorno a la ciudad de Arequipa, a donde llegaremos al promediar las 5 pm.
• Por la noche descansaremos en un hotel turístico de Arequipa .

Día 5: Vuelo y City Tour Cusco

• Por la mañana, luego del desayuno, y a la hora acordada previamente, un transporte turístico lo recogerá en la puerta del hotel para llevarlo al aeropuerto de Arequipa.
• Luego de un vuelo de menos de 1 hora llegaremos al aeropuerto de la ciudad del Cusco. Lo trasladaremos a su hotel en el centro histórico para que descanse y organice sus maletas. También tendrá tiempo libre para almorzar por su cuenta.
• A la 1.30 pm lo recogeremos desde la puerta de su hotel para comenzar el City Tour Cusco donde conoceremos atractivos turísticos como: la Catedral, el Coricancha, Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Pucapucara y Tambomachay.
• El tour concluye al promediar las 6.30 pm. El turista tendrá la noche libre para cenar. Luego toca descansar en el hotel turístico del Cusco.

Día 6: Tour al Valle Sagrado de los Incas con pernocte en Machupicchu pueblo

• Temprano, luego del desayuno, entre las 7.30 am y 8 am; lo recogeremos de su hotel para comenzar el tour al Valle Sagrado de los Incas .
• El primer destino turístico a visitar es el mirador de Taray donde se tienen vistas impresionantes del Valle Sagrado.
• A continuación, conoceremos el sitio arqueológico de Pisac, famoso por sus inmensos andenes incas. Tras la visita a Pisac, nos dirigiremos al pueblo de Urubamba donde disfrutaremos de un almuerzo buffet en el prestigioso restaurante Tunupa.
• El siguiente destino a conocer es el pueblo y sitio arqueológico de Ollantaytambo, famoso por construcciones como el Templo del Sol y los Baños de la Ñusta. Luego lo conduciremos a la estación de tren donde a las 3.37 pm tomaremos el tren turístico a Machupicchu pueblo.
• En este pueblo un asistente nos conducirá al hotel elegido. Tendremos la noche libre para cenar.

Día 7: Tour Machu Picchu Full Day y retorno a Cusco

• Al promediar las 7 am tendremos el desayuno en el hotel turístico de Aguas Calientes.
• Luego caminaremos unos pocos pasos para abordar el bus que nos conducirá a Machu Picchu (viaje de tan solo 30 minutos).
• Luego, junto al guía turístico, recorreremos la ciudadela inca de Machu Picchu donde apreciaremos sus famosas construcciones como: el Templo del Sol, el Templo Principal, el Templo de las 3 Ventanas, la Roca Sagrada, el Templo del Cóndor y más. También podrás conseguir la clásica foto postal.
• Tras ello regresaremos en bus a Aguas Calientes donde se dispone de tiempo libre para almorzar por libre cuenta y explorar este bello poblado.
• A las 4.22 pm (llegar 30 minutos antes) se aborda el tren turístico de regreso a Cusco. El tour finaliza al promediar las 8.30 pm .

Día 8: Traslado al aeropuerto y despedida

• Temprano, después del desayuno en el hotel, y previa coordinación, lo recogeremos del hotel turístico para llevarlo al aeropuerto del Cusco.
• Finalmente se realiza la despedida y finalización del tour en el aeropuerto del Cusco, con el vuelo a la ciudad de Lima.
• Recojo del hotel.
• Transporte turístico completo (en minivan y tren turístico).
• Guía oficial de turismo completo.
• 7 noches de hotel en Lima, Arequipa, Cusco y Machupicchu.
• Desayunos completos.
• Almuerzos y cenas parciales (en algunos servicios).
• Tour Circuito Mágico del Agua.
• City Tour Lima + Pachacamac.
• City Tour Arequipa.
• Tour Cañón del Colca Full Day .
• City Tour Cusco.
• Tour Valle Sagrado de los Incas.
• Tour Machu Picchu .
• Confirmación inmediata.
• Snacks y bebidas.
• Tickets de avión (opcional solicitarlos).

¿Qué llevar?

• Pasaporte (o documento de identidad).
• Sombrero o gorra.
• Ropa cómoda.
• Una casaca.
• Poncho para lluvia.
• Bloqueador solar.

¿Dónde inicia y termina el tour?

• El tour inicia con el recojo del turista en el aeropuerto de Lima.
• El tour finaliza con el traslado y despedida en el aeropuerto de Cusco .

¿Cómo prevenir el mal de altura?

• En las regiones de altura como Arequipa y Cusco, el turista puede sufrir el mal de altura o soroche le puede ocasionar algunos malestares durante su visita como mareos, fatiga o náuseas. Procure evitar las bebidas alcohólicas y las comidas grasas antes de la visita.
• Para reducir los síntomas procure aclimatarse un día antes en la región donde se encuentre. Beber infusiones de hoja de coca (planta natural usada por los incas) es una excelente opción.

Servicios grupales o privados

• La información descrita aplica para los servicios compartidos (para un grupo variado de turistas). Si desea un servicio privado (para su propio grupo de familiares o amigos) comuníquese con nosotros a [email protected].

Preguntas Frecuentes

¿el tour incluye tickets de avión.

No, el tour no incluye tickets de avión. Sin embargo, el turista puede solicitarlos con nuestro asesor de ventas. Ofrecemos buenos precios y en el horario que más se adecúa al tour.

¿Cómo realizar la compra del tour?

Luego de ponerse en contacto con nuestro asesor de venta, recibirá un link de pago para la adquisición del tour. Puede hacer la compra mediante cualquier tarjeta de crédito o débito como Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club o American Express.

¿Puedo cambiar de fecha?

No, el tour no está sujeto a cambio de fecha (debido a la compra anticipada de entradas, tickets de avión y demás).

¿Puedo cancelar el tour?

Sí, la cancelación está sujeta a comisiones. Contáctese con nuestro asesor de ventas o revise los Términos y Condiciones.

¿Existen descuentos en la compra del tour Inti Raymi?

Sí, existen descuentos para estudiantes universitarios, menores de 18 años, así como ciudadanos de Perú, Colombia, Ecuador o Bolivia.

¿En qué idioma es el guiado en Inti Raymi?

El servicio de guía turístico es en español o inglés.

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Arequipa might be Peru’s next great food city

Sure, Lima is delicious. But the country’s second city serves up hearty stews, llama steaks, and pisco sours. Here’s where travelers can try them.

In 2023, when the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list of top global dining spots was announced, the city with the most entries—including the No. 1 pick—was Lima, Perú . The culinary capital is known for pisco sour bars, ceviche spots, and Chino-Latino restaurants. But if you ask Peruvians where they’d travel for a memorable meal, many would choose the nation’s second largest city, Arequipa.

This high-altitude agricultural hub, 630 miles southeast of Lima and sprawled beneath three fertile volcanoes, has a unique mestizo gastronomy merging Indigenous and Spanish influences. Its cuisine is wholly dissimilar from that of Lima. In Arequipa, instead of ceviche, causa , and lomo saltado , you find alpaca steaks, chupe de camarones (river shrimp chowder), and ocopa   (potatoes in chile sauce).

If Limeños prize innovation, Arequipeños honor tradition. In fact, UNESCO named Arequipa a Creative City for Gastronomy in 2019 (its baroque Spanish-colonial core, built from white volcanic stones, is also a UNESCO World Heritage site ).  

Many cooks in this growing city of one million people prepare dishes over open fires and grind ingredients with outsized mortars and pestles. Arequipa is also known for picanterías , traditional restaurants—typically located on the edge of town—and mostly run by women who inherit them from their mothers and grandmothers.

This explains why travelers rarely find Arequipeño cuisine in Lima—much less abroad. It’s also why this intangible cultural heritage is threatened. There were about 3,200 picanterías in Arequipa in the 1800s and 2,000 in 1900. Today, there are only about 80 left.  

Here’s how to experience the city’s culinary heritage—and taste what’s next.

Arequipa’s rustic taverns

Picanterías trace their origins to the 17th century, when rustic taverns called chicherías poured chicha de güiñapo , a pre-Columbian alcoholic beverage made from fermented corn. The Spanish colonial government forced the watering holes to serve small plates, akin to Spanish tapas, to prevent customers from overindulging. To keep clients thirsty, owners spiked dishes with spicy rocoto and ají panca peppers.

By the 19th century, the snacks were more popular than the booze, so the taverns became known as picanterías .   Early on, they drew (mostly male) musicians, writers, and intellectuals. Now, people of all sorts gather around their long, communal tables. “You eat in a picantería to feel Arequipeño,” says Sergio Salas, who led Arequipa’s Creative Cities project with UNESCO. “It has a soul, an essence, and a history.”

( Where to find ceviche, pisco sours, and fusion food in Lima, Peru .)

Dishes speak to Arequipa’s location on an ancient trade route between the Pacific Coast and Amazon Basin, featuring seafood from the former, fruits from the latter, and products like quinoa, corn, potatoes, and peppers from surrounding Andean valleys. The Spaniards introduced beef, garlic, onions, lima beans, and dairy, creating mestizo dishes such as rocoto   relleno (hot peppers stuffed with beef and cheese).

Alcoholic chicha de güiñapo, served in a 1.4-liter (around six cup) glass, called el caporal   (“the chief”), still accompanies picantería dishes including traditional stews specific to each day of the week. The atmosphere continues to lean rustic—guests might sit near an outdoor pen of squealing guinea pigs, a staple meat that’s usually on the menu.

Salas says UNESCO recognition has fortified the city’s restaurant industry, which supports thousands of jobs, and accounts a significant chunk of the city’s GDP. It’s also brought the women of the picanterías into the spotlight.

Why women rule Arequipa’s restaurant scene

Female restaurateurs, known as picanteras , have kept picanterías alive. “To become a picantera was not a decision but rather an imposition,” recalls Mónica Huerta, owner of Picantería La Nueva Palomino . “You were practically obliged to take over from your mother.”

Huerta resisted joining the family business at first, knowing how tough the work was on her mother and grandmother. “Society often didn’t forgive them for being in charge of their own lives, for being economically independent from men,” she says. Even now, Huerta estimates that 90 percent of her colleagues have never married.

Yet, increasingly, picanteras are seen as symbols of female empowerment and upward mobility. “You have to be strong, intelligent, and capable of commanding a big team,” says Saida Villanueva, owner of Picantería La Cau Cau II . “A picantera innately becomes a leader in her community.”

( From a Tokyo sushi temple to a Valencia food hall, here are the best spots to eat in 2024 .)

Villanueva’s four sisters are also picanteras, but she worries that younger generations won’t continue the legacy. Huerta’s concerned, too. “Our mothers and grandmothers were conferrers of culture who, through their plates, could tell the history of our region, and of our mixed race,” Huerta says. “If this culture is not continued, we will lose a great part of the story of Arequipa.”

What’s new with food in Arequipa

  One member of the younger generation who has stepped up is Roger Falcón, owner of Victoria Picantería Democrática , open since 2018. Falcón is one of just five local men who’ve followed their mothers into the business. He sees Victoria as “a picantería 2.0.” It’s located on Plaza San Francisco in Arequipa’s historic center, not on the outskirts, and serves an “anthropological menu” inspired by everything from pre-Columbian cuisine to modern trends. Falcón uses dishes and ingredients pegged to specific historical dates, like a 18th-century-style pork adobo in a vinegary chicha sauce.

The food in this city has always changed with the times, and it’s now morphing again, particularly in the historic center, with Lima-based stars (like Gastón Acurio’s Chicha ) alongside picantería-inspired restaurants ( Salon at CIRQA ), and other fusion food hotpots like Indigo and Mumis , the latter of which turns an Arequipa icon, rocoto   relleno , into rocoto pepper-infused cappelletti.

At Victoria, in addition to chicha, guests sip pisco sours blended with sancayo cactus fruit, Peruvian wines, and mojitos with medicinal Andean herbs like muña . “I think we can look toward the future, and back at traditions, at the same time,” says Falcón.   “If we don’t put picanterías harmoniously in the modern context, then they’re at risk of dying out.”

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La ciudad de Perú que desplazará a Lima y se convertiría en el mejor destino culinario de Sudamérica, según la IA

Hoy en día, lima es reconocida como la capital gastronómica de américa latina. aunque nuestra capital ostenta este título, otra región del perú también está en camino de convertirse en el principal destino culinario de américa del sur., las 4 carreras de ingeniería que desaparecerán en 10 años, según la ia: hoy en día tienen sueldos altos, esta es la mejor universidad del perú para estudiar ingeniería, segun ranking qs: no es la uni.

La gastronomía de Perú es una fusión única de sabores tradicionales y técnicas de cocina modernas. Con platos famosos como el ceviche, el lomo saltado y el ají de gallina, nuestro país cautiva a los paladares extranjeros con su diversidad y exquisitez culinaria. La riqueza de sus ingredientes locales, como el maíz morado, la quinua y el ají amarillo, también añade un toque especial a cada bocado. Si bien Lima es la ciudad que más ha hecho un nombre en la escena gastronómica mundial , lo cierto es que para la inteligencia artificial (IA) es otra ciudad peruana la que se convertirá en el top destino culinario de Sudamérica .

Cabe recordar que en la actualidad Lima es considerada como una de las mejores ciudades gastronómicas del mundo, según el reconocido portal Taste Atlas.

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La ciudad de Perú que se convertirá en el mejor destino culinario de América del Sur

Según ChatGPT, la ciudad en Perú que está en camino a convertirse en un destacado destino culinario de Sudamérica es Arequipa, a la cual considera “una fuerte candidata”. Para la IA, la región arequipeña “tiene una rica tradición gastronómica, basada en ingredientes locales y recetas ancestrales”, lo que la posiciona como un importante centro culinario del país hoy en día.

Además de contar platos reconocidos como el rocoto relleno y el adobo arequipeño, junto con una creciente innovación en su cocina, la IA sugiere que “Arequipa está ganando reconocimiento y podría considerarse la ciudad más cercana a convertirse en el mejor destino culinario de Sudamérica”.

Arequipa, una ciudad gastronómica reconocida a nivel mundial

ChatGPT eligió a Arequipa como el nuevo destino culinario de Perú por estas razones:

Ingredientes frescos y de alta calidad: La ciudad blanca tiene acceso a una variedad de productos frescos gracias a su ubicación geográfica, pues está rodeada de valles y campos agrícolas. Es por ello que la IA señala que “los platos están hechos con ingredientes de la mejor calidad”.

Los platos típicos de Arequipa incluyen el rocoto relleno, el chupe de camarones y la adobo arequipeño. Foto: Sky Viajes y Turismo

Cocina tradicional y auténtica: La región arequipeña “es famosa por sus recetas tradicionales y su cocina autóctona”, que ha sido transmitida de generación en generación. El rocoto relleno, el adobo arequipeño y la ocopa son platos típicos “emblemas de la gastronomía de Arequipa”.

Innovación culinaria: Si bien la ciudad posee el famoso volcán Misti, además es conocida por su cocina tradicional, puesto que “también hay una creciente escena gastronómica que fusiona técnicas modernas con recetas clásicas”, lo que da lugar a una cocina innovadora y diversa.

Reconocimiento y premios: La gastronomía arequipeña ha recibido galardones nacionales e internacionales, "lo que ha contribuido a aumentar su prestigio como destino culinario".

Cultura y patrimonio: La rica historia y el patrimonio cultural de Arequipa complementan su oferta gastronómica, por ello la IA considera que "brindan a los visitantes una experiencia culinaria que está profundamente enraizada en la identidad de la región".

Finalmente, ChatGPT indicó que, aunque otras regiones de Perú, "como Cusco y otras regiones de la Amazonía", también tienen ofertas gastronómicas impresionantes", para esta tecnología, "Arequipa se destaca por su combinación única de tradición, calidad y creatividad en su cocina".

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Watch: MEGADETH Kicks Off 2024 South American Tour In Lima, Peru

MEGADETH played its first concert in six months at the kick-off of the band's South American tour on Saturday, April 6 at Arena 1 in Lima, Peru.

The setlist for the show was as follows:

01. The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead! (live debut) 02. Dread And The Fugitive Mind 03. Devil's Island (first time since 2014) 04. Hangar 18 05. Wake Up Dead 06. In My Darkest Hour 07. Sweating Bullets 08. Hook In Mouth 09. Trust 10. Tornado Of Souls 11. À Tout Le Monde 12. We'll Be Back 13. Symphony Of Destruction 14. Peace Sells 15. Mechanix 16. Holy Wars... The Punishment Due

Fan-filmed video can be seen below.

Finnish guitarist Teemu Mäntysaari joined MEGADETH last September after the band's longtime axeman Kiko Loureiro , announced earlier that month that he would sit out the next leg of MEGADETH 's "Crush The World" tour in order to stay home with his children back in Finland. It was later revealed that Mäntysaari would continue to play guitar for MEGADETH for the foreseeable future, with Loureiro seemingly having no plans to return.

The 37-year-old Mäntysaari was born in Tampere, Finland and began playing guitar at the age of 12. In 2004, he joined the band WINTERSUN . He has also been a member of SMACKBOUND since 2015.

MEGADETH played its first concert with Mäntysaari on September 6, 2023 at Revel in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Loureiro officially joined MEGADETH in April 2015, about five months after Chris Broderick 's exit from the group.

MEGADETH 's sold-out shows at Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires on Saturday, April 13 and Sunday, April 14, 2024 will be broadcast live on Veeps . Fans will also have the exclusive opportunity to snag MEGADETH merch, including a poster and a limited-edition tee, that will only be available for purchase on Veeps during the livestream. Veeps All Access subscribers can access the shows for free as part of their subscription. Otherwise tickets are on sale for $14.99 for each show or $24.99 for both shows on veeps.com/megadeth .

Since its inception in 1983, MEGADETH has ascended from its raw thrash metal roots to become an unstoppable force in the heavy metal world. With founder Dave Mustaine at the helm, MEGADETH 's journey has been marked by a penchant for pushing the boundaries of speed, technicality, and complexity in their music. Their groundbreaking album "Rust In Peace" , released in 1990, is frequently cited as a seminal work in the thrash metal genre. Along with the critically acclaimed "Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?" , it cemented MEGADETH 's place in the annals of metal history.

Over four decades, the band's discography has earned numerous certifications, including platinum and multi-platinum awards, with albums like "Countdown To Extinction" and "Youthanasia" achieving widespread critical acclaim. 2016's "Dystopia" not only marked a high point with their first Grammy Award for "Best Metal Performance" after twelve nominations but also set the stage for their latest triumph, "The Sick, The Dying... And The Dead!" in 2022. MEGADETH 's status as part of the "Big Four" of thrash metal underscores their trailblazing role in the genre, laying the groundwork for countless bands and musicians who have followed in their wake.

"Megadeth: Live From Buenos Aires" will be available for free for Veeps All Access subscribers, or fans can buy an individual show ticket for $14.99 or a ticket to view both shows for $24.99 at veeps.com/megadeth . The shows will air live on Veeps on April 13 and April 14 at approximately 9 p.m. Argentina Time (ART). The shows will be available on Veeps for two years after the original air dates, with a seven-day rewatch period for individual ticket purchasers.

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AFP 2024: Congreso aprobó el retiro de hasta 4 UIT

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Temblor en Perú: epicentro y magnitud de los sismos reportados el 10 de abril

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Consulta aquí los últimos registros del Instituto Geofísico del Perú de los movimientos sísmicos en el país.

• La Tinka: resultados y ganadores del domingo 7 de abril

Sigue en vivo todos los movimientos telúricos en el país, según los reportes que publica el Instituto Geofísico del Perú . También consulta sobre noticias relacionadas, así como recomendaciones en este tipo de situaciones.

• Retiro AFP-2024 | Nueva fórmula que busca acceso a fondos se debate este miércoles en el Congreso

Temblor en Perú hoy vía el IGP

¿POR QUÉ NUNCA DEBERÍAS USAR UN ASCENSOR DURANTE UN SISMO?

Los especialistas recomiendan nunca utilizar el ascensor durante un sismo o terremoto, ya que este podría desprenderse de su estructura y caer desde una gran altura con personas adentro.

¿POR QUÉ PERÚ ES UNA ZONA ALTAMENTE SÍSMICA?

Perú es un país altamente sísmico debido a que está ubicado dentro del Cinturón de Fuego del Pacífico.

SISMO A 62 KM AL SO DE ILO, ILO – MOQUEGUA

Fecha y Hora Local: 10/04/2024 17:42:18

Magnitud: 4.0

Profundidad: 24km

Latitud: -18.11

Longitud: -71.66

Intensidad: III Ilo

IGP/CENSIS/RS 2024-0228

Referencia: 62 km al SO de Ilo, Ilo – Moquegua

Sismo de magnitud 4.0 ocurrido a 46 km al SO de Atico, Caravelí – Arequipa.

SISMO A 46 KM AL SO DE ATICO, CARAVELI – AREQUIPA

Fecha y Hora Local: 10/04/2024 14:52:24

Profundidad: 29km

Latitud: -16.58

Longitud: -73.82

Intensidad: III Atico

Temblor en Perú hoy, 10 de abril: epicentro en El Collao, Puno

¿Cuándo y a qué hora fue el temblor? – 10/04/2024 | 10:33:41 ¿De qué magnitud? – 5.1 grados ¿Dónde fue el epicentro? – 94 km al E de Capaso, El Collao – Puno Ubicación – Lat: -17.44, Long: -68.9 Profundidad – 220 km Intensidad: III Capaso Fuente – Instituto Geofísico del Perú (IGP)

ANTES DEL SISMO

• Ubica las zonas seguras y estructuras firmes para protegerte.

• Ten preparada una mochila de emergencia.

• Participa en los simulacros de sismo de tu barrio.

• Educa a los niños de tu casa sobre medidas de precaución.

• Contrata un ingeniero para reforzar tu vivienda.

DURANTE EL SISMO

• Mantén la calma. El asustarte solo puede paralizarte o hacerte cometer errores.

• Aléjate de las ventanas y objetos que pueden caerse.

• Si no llegas rápido a la salida, busca un espacio seguro.

• No llames por teléfono. La línea estará sobrecargada, así que mejor envía mensajes de texto.

• No uses ascensor.

DESPUÉS DEL SISMO

• Revisa si hay fugas de gas que podrían causar fuego.

• Llamar a los números de emergencia como: los bomberos 116, Cruz Roja (01) 2660481 y el Sistema de Atención Móvil de Urgencia (SAMU) 106.

• Auxilia a los heridos.

• Ten cuidado con las posibles réplicas. Evita estar cerca a casas que han sido afectadas por el sismo.

• Si estás cerca al mar, aléjate de la zona hasta que se descarte la posibilidad de un maremoto.

Si eres una persona con discapacidad y ocurre un sismo, sigue estas recomendaciones.

Si eres una persona con discapacidad y ocurre un #Sismo , sigue estas recomendaciones. Comparte esta informacin con los que ms quieres @KipuLlaxta pic.twitter.com/OBNFtoWOUr — INDECI (@indeciperu) March 18, 2024

Reportes y registros acelerómetro.

REPORTE ACELEROMTRICO: IGP/ACELDAT-PERU/2024-0226 Fecha y Hora Local: 10/04/2024 10:33:41 https://t.co/dmkLdFb98D Reporte elaborado para sismos con magnitud mayor o igual a 4.5 — Centro Sismolgico Nacional (@Sismos_Peru_IGP) April 10, 2024

Informe detallado del sismo de magnitud 5.1 ocurrido en Capaso, El Collao – Puno.

Sismo a 94 km al E de Capaso, El Collao – Puno

Fecha y Hora Local: 10/04/2024 10:33:41 Magnitud: 5.1 Profundidad: 220 km Latitud: -17.44 Longitud: -68.90 Intensidad: III Capaso

¿CÓMO SE OBTIENEN LOS DATOS DE LOS SISMOS EN PERÚ?

El CENSIS obtiene sus datos de la Red Sísmica Nacional (DS-0017-2018MINAM), conformada e integrada por una serie de sensores de velocidad, aceleración y desplazamiento distribuidos en todo el país.

SISMO A 94 KM AL E DE CAPASO, EL COLLAO – PUNO.

REPORTE SSMICO IGP/CENSIS/RS 2024-0226 Fecha y Hora Local: 10/04/2024 10:33:41 Magnitud: 5.1 Profundidad: 220km Latitud: -17.44 Longitud: -68.90 Intensidad: III Capaso Referencia: 94 km al E de Capaso, El Collao - Puno — Instituto Geofsico del Per (@igp_peru) April 10, 2024

¿QUÉ DEBE CONTENER MI MOCHILA DE EMERGENCIA?

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(Es la línea única de emergencias nacional, que permite que en un sólo número los peruanos puedan acceder a todos los servicios de emergencia y seguridad).

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• Policía de Carreteras: 110

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• Servicio de Ambulancia SAMU: 106

Sismo a 26 km al SO de Mala, Cañete – Lima

Fecha y Hora Local: 10/04/2024,00:16:27 Magnitud: 4.6 Profundidad: 53 km Latitud: -12.85 Longitud: -76.75 Intensidad: IV Mala

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Ante cualquier situación de emergencia que se puede presentar en el futuro, es siempre mejor estar prevenidos.

Por ese motivo, el Instituto Nacional de Defensa Civil (Indeci) recomienda que todos los hogares puedan tener una mochila de emergencia. Esta nos puede servir para salvar nuestra vida y también la de nuestros seres queridos.

¿QUÉ DEBE TENER LA MOCHILA DE EMERGENCIA?

Siempre debes tener en tu casa una mochila de emergencia y esta tendrá elementos que puedan ayudarte en situaciones de sismos y otros desastres naturales. No deben faltar alcohol o desinfectante, medicina, pastillas, vendas, curitas, toallas, frazadas, agua embotellada, alimentos enlatados, linterna y radio a pilas. Si tienes un bebé o adulto mayor, la mochila también deberá tener objetos de gran necesidad para ellos como biberones, pañales, papillas, mantas y más.

¿QUÉ HACER SI TIENES MASCOTA?

Se recomienda que tengan un collar con su nombre y dirección para evitar que se pierdan, así como registrarlo en la municipalidad de tu distrito. Puedes designar a un miembro de tu familia para que calme a tu mascota y se ocupe de su salida a una zona segura, pero sin poner en riesgo su vida. Además, incluye en la mochila de emergencia comida de animales, correa de paseo y una manta para abrigarlo.

SISMO A 16 KM AL S DE SANTO TOMAS, CHUMBIVILCAS – CUSCO

Fecha y Hora Local: 09/04/2024 11:39:41

Magnitud: 4.5

Profundidad: 124km

Latitud: -14.59

Longitud: -72.04

Información de INDECI sobre el sismo en Ilo, Moquegua.

SISMO A 6 KM AL S DE ILO, ILO – MOQUEGUA

Fecha y Hora Local: 09/04/2024 01:39:30

Magnitud: 3.8

Profundidad: 41km

Latitud: -17.69

Longitud: -71.32

¿CUÁL ES EL SISMO DE MAYOR MAGNITUD REGISTRADO POR INSTRUMENTOS EN EL PERÚ?

EL jueves 3 de octubre de 1974, un terremoto de 8,0 grados se registró en Lima a las 9:21 a.m., azotando la capital del Perú, así como gran parte de la costa peruana, hacia el sur. El movimiento duró alrededor de 90 segundos y dejó como saldo 252 muertos y 3.600 heridos.

El Perú está ubicado en una zona sísmica y la ocurrencia de sismos es inevitable. Un estudio del IGP indica que existe energía sísmica acumulada en el sur del país, lo que debe incentivarnos a participar en simulacros.

La entidad encargada de llevar el registro de cada temblor en el país es el Instituto Geofísico del Perú (IGP). Asimismo, entrega información oficial cada vez que ocurre un sismo mediante sus cuentas de redes sociales.

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