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Una volta scelto lo scalo di partenza, la destinazione e i le date ideali per l'andata e il ritorno
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Spesso basta solo partire o tornare uno o due giorni prima o dopo.
San Francesco (Cajamarca)
Cajamarca is known as the place where the Inca empire finally fell to the Spaniards. The last Inca Atahualpa was captured here after a brief battle. He offered to buy his freedom by filling a room to a height of an arms length above his head, once with gold and twice with silver. It was agreed, he also had to covert to Catholicism. He did, he filled the room and was killed anyway. Thus ended the Inca Empire. [photo: Diana Strangfeld]
Chan Chan
A sprawling city of adobe in the Moche Valley, just beyond Trujillo, Chan Chan was the capital of the formidable Chimú empire. Begun around A.D. 1300, it is the largest adobe complex of pre-Columbian America. Among the nine royal palaces, the partially restored Tschudi Palace has unusual friezes and is evocative enough to spur thoughts of the unequaled size and sophistication of this compound of the Chimú kingdom, which reached its apogee in the 15th century before [...]
I resti umani di Chauchilla
Preservati dal clima arido del deserto, il cimitero di Chauchilla conserva i resti umani di remoti Nazca. Chauchilla cemetery contains some oddly arranged bones, skulls, and mummies from the Nazca period. The bones were discovered in disarray, after being looted by grave robbers, but have since been re-arranged and put on display in numerous covered tombs.
Chauchilla, la necropoli nel deserto
An incredible necropolis dating to around A.D. 1000 and a sophisticated irrigation system in the area around Nasca are two of the south's most interesting archaeological sites. Of the thousands of graves at Chauchilla, 12 underground tombs have been exposed. What they hold is fascinating: the [...]
Cumbe Mayo (Cajamarca)
This weird and wonderful spot near Cajamarca draws visitors for its strange rock formations that mimic a stone forest. But the structure that was engineered by man, a pre-Inca aqueduct constructed around 1000 B.C., is most extraordinary. The 8km (5-mile) canal is carved from volcanic stone in perfect lines to collect and redirect water on its way to the Pacific Ocean. Right angles slow the flow of water and ease the effects of erosion. The aqueduct is likely the oldest [...]
Huaca del Brujo
El Brujo Archeological Complex located in Magdalena del Cao 60 km / 37 miles from Trujillo, in the Chicama Valley. It is formed by the three following pyramids Huaca Prieta, Huaca Cao and Huaca Cortada. Researchers have found signs of occupation since the pre-ceramic period (5,000 years ago).
Huascaran National Park
Randonneuse sur le site de la Lagune de Llanganuco (Altitude 3850m). Au premier plan, des quenuals (Polylepis sp), arbres très rares qui ne poussent seulement qu'au dessus de 3000m. Région de Huaraz (parc naturel de Huascarán, Ancash, Pérou).
Huascaran National Park
Le lagune di Llanganuco. Randonneuse sur le site de la Lagune de Llanganuco (Altitude 3850m). Au premier plan, des quenuals (Polylepis sp), arbres très rares qui ne poussent seulement qu'au dessus de 3000m. Région de Huaraz (parc naturel de Huascarán, Ancash, Pérou). [...]
Kuelap
The remote site of Kuélap, hidden by thick cloud forest and more than 800 years old, is one of the man-made wonders of Peru waiting to be discovered by visitors. The ruins are still tough and time-consuming to get to, but the fortress complex of 400 round buildings, surrounded by a massive defensive wall, rewards the efforts of adventurous amateur archaeologists.
Nazca, il Colibrì
Proprio al centro dell'altopiano, si può intravedere il colibrì. L' apertura alare è di circa 500 metri.
Parakas
Declared World Heritage Natural Site by UNESCO and considered one of the strangest and richest ecosystems in the world, Parakas is the only marine reservation of Peru. Protection unit that has for objective the conservation of the marine ecosystem and of the characteristic formations of a portion of tropical sub desert, protection of the cultural and historical patrimony of the pre-Inca Paracas culture, and to promote the rational use of the marine resources. The marine [...]
Huacas de Moche ( Trujillo)
On the outskirts of Trujillo, this complex of mysterious Moche adobe pyramids, the Temple of the Sun and Temple of the Moon, dates to A.D. 500. The Temple of the Sun (Huaca del Sol), today sadly eroded, is still mammoth -- it was once probably the largest man-made structure in the Americas. The smaller Temple of the Moon (Huaca de la Luna) has been excavated; revealed inside are cool polychromatic friezes of a scary figure, the decapitator god.
Chivay
Chivay è il capoluogo della provincia di Cailloma, all'inizio del Canyon del Colca. Si trova ad un'altitudine di 3700 mt ed è la base di parternza per le escursioni e trekking nel canyon.
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