¡Descarga Peruvian Regions and Cultural Highlights: Puno, Nazca Lines, Lima, Arequipa, and Cuzco y más Resúmenes en PDF de Inglés Técnico solo en Docsity! FINAL PROYECTParticipants - ASHLY CHAHUAYO VASQUEZ - JHON SANTACRUZ AYALA - ALEC FUENTES RENTERIA - JOSE ZAMORA SEMINARIO - FATIMA LANCHIPA FLORES Hello Professor LUCY GALARZA ABARCA, on this occasion we will talk to you about Piura, the Nazca lines, Lima, Arequipa and Cuzco. Animals that live in Puno: vicuña, vizcacha, fox, skunk, deer, grassland cat, rodents, partridge, lizards, snakes, fish and batrachians. species of puya Raimondi, tholares, queñua, yaretas, among others. Typical dishes of Puno: Quínoa Fishing Alpaca Chicharrón Quínoa Chupe Fried trout THE NAZCA LINES NAZCA LINES The Nazca and Palpa Lines and Geoglyphs are located in the provinces of Nazca and Palpa, Ica Region. They are zoomorphic, anthropomorphic figures and swept lines or fields of great magnitude, variety and geometric precision drawn on the flat surface of an extensive desert territory. LIMA Lima, or known as Metropolitan Lima, is a province of the Republic of Peru located in the east center of the department of Lima, on the central coast of Peru. It limits to the north, with the province of Huaral; to the east, with the province of Canta and the province of Huarochirí; to the south, with the province of Cañete; and to the west, with the Pacific Ocean and the constitutional province of Callao COMPANIES How many companies are there in Lima? At the business segment level, of the 887,235 business units registered in Metropolitan Lima, 93.59% are microbusinesses, 5.36% are small businesses, and 0.93% are medium and large businesses. cuzco Hiram Bingham, an American history professor interested in finding the last Inca strongholds of Vilcabamba, heard about Lizárraga from his contacts with local landowners and wrote in his diary: "Agustín Lizárraga is the discoverer of Machu Picchu and lives on the bridge of San Miguel, just before passing...".7273 This is how he arrived at Machu Picchu on July 24, 1911, guided by another land tenant, Melchor Arteaga, and accompanied by a sergeant of the Peruvian civil guard named Carrasco. .74 They found two peasant families living there, the Recharte and the Álvarez, who used the southern terraces of the ruins to cultivate crops and drank water from an Inca canal that still functioned and brought water from a spring. Pablo Recharte, one of the children of Machu Picchu, guided Bingham towards the "urban area" covered by brush. Although it is clear that Bingham did not discover Machu Picchu in the strict sense of the word (no one did since it was never really "lost"), there is no doubt that he had the merit of being the first person to recognize the importance of the ruins, studying them with a multidisciplinary team and disseminating their findings. This is despite the fact that the archaeological criteria used were not the most appropriate from the current perspective,77 and despite, also, the controversy that until today surrounds the more than irregular departure from the country of the excavated archaeological material78 (which consists of at least 46 332 pieces) and that only in March 2011 began to be returned to Peru. AREQUIPA Arequipa Is the second most populated city in Peru. The city is also known as The White City or the Lion of the South. It is located in the southern region of the country, and extends on both banks of the Chili River, in the so-called Arequipa Valley or Chili Valley, which is protected to the north and east by the Andean mountain belt and to the south and west. through the low chains of coastal hills. The census projection for the year 2023 established a population of 1,157,500 inhabitants. Its metropolitan area is made up of twenty-one suburban districts.
