Peru

The government of Peru is located in the western continent of South America. This country is extraordinary and extraordinary. Its second name is “land of the Incas”, since in former times a powerful civilization arose here.
Legends still circulate about the Inca Empire with its mythical gold. Residents of the country carefully preserve the ancient traditions of their family. The people of Peru are made up of Quechua, Aymara, mestizo Indians, natives of other nationalities and Europe.
The capital of this country is the city of Lima; more than eight million people live there. The capital was founded by the Spaniards at the beginning of the sixteenth century. The President of Peru, being the president of the government, appoints the Prime Minister according to the main regulatory document of the country. The Congress, made up of deputies, is elected for five years.

Peru Map

Peru is an exciting travel destination

The local landscape of Peru is varied, which accounts for the variability of climatic conditions. But this does not prevent you from traveling around Peru all year round, because the water temperature of the Pacific coast ranges from +15°C to +25°C. In the east, where the mountains are located, the weather conditions are different. It is cool here, and in summer the air space heats up to +21°C. The higher you go into the mountains, the colder and rainier it becomes.

Many of the rivers that flow into Peru begin in the Andes Mountains. In this country there is a lake with a fascinating name – Titicaca, which is a tributary of the Amazon River. In a certain area of ​​the country, there are tremors that cause minor earthquakes, but in most cases do not bring natural disasters.

The population, organized from Spaniards and local Indians, honors the culture, traditions and customs of their ancestors. There are quite a few classic folk festivals in Peru. One of them is the summer solstice festival “Inti Raymi”, which is celebrated on June twenty-four every year.

Cuisine of Peru

Peruvian cuisine is distinguished according to the principle of three regions – the mountainous region, the coastal part and the jungle. At resorts in coastal areas, food is mainly prepared from products obtained from the sea. In the mountainous part of the country, dishes are mainly made from meat. And the cuisine of the Peruvian jungle gives preference to fruits and vegetables. Non-alcoholic drinks consumed by locals include coca leaf tea, herbal or fruit tea.

Sights of Peru

Tourists visiting the sunny country of Peru will find amazingly fascinating attractions. A keen eye can see many local medieval palaces and churches. The remains of the cities of the ancient Inca tribes and the preserved fortresses amaze with their mystery and grandeur…

In addition, Peru has very colorful beaches…

Wildlife of Peru: Battle Arena – Andes – “Wild Coast of Peru”

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