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https://www.tripline.net/trip/Peru_Trip-75500000301710179BBDEE5BFE0F2A19

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                          Why travel to Peru?

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                          Why travel to Peru?

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Peru is a South American country that holds one of the "Seven Wonders of the World", Machu Picchu. Not only does it have this fascinating landmark but various other landscapes and beautiful views. Peru is culturally rich and is home to many ancient ruins of original peoples such as the Incas. There are many opportunities for education and rejuvenation. A roundtrip from JFK to Peru is affordable a ticket only being around 300 to 450 dollars, the cost of staying in Peru is also affordable.

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When flying to Peru, we would fly to Peru's Jorge Chávez International Airport, located in Lima - Peru. Since we are flying out of JFK International Airport, the flight would be approximately 8 hours, traveling almost 3,700 miles.

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Located in the Cordillera Blanca in the Andes of Peru.

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The river system originates in the Andes Mountains of Peru and travels through Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, and Brazil before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean.

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Lake Titicaca, straddling the border between Peru and Bolivia in the Andes Mountains. Said to be the birthplace of the Incas, it’s home to numerous ruins.

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The Andes Mountain range, located in Peru is the second highest mountain range on Earth. They run from north to south and can be seen from Peru's beaches which are 50 miles to the west. 

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The Andes Mountain range, located in Peru is the second highest mountain range on Earth. They run from north to south and can be seen from Peru's beaches which are 50 miles to the west. 

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The Amazon Rain Forest covers almost half of Peru, the other half of the rain forest covers Brazil.  

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The Amazon Rain Forest covers almost half of Peru, the other half of the rain forest covers Brazil.  

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The Pacific Ocean borders part of Peru's desert. Though there are areas along the Peruvian coastline where many people live. 

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The Pacific Ocean borders part of Peru's desert. Though there are areas along the Peruvian coastline where many people live. 

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Peru is the third largest country in South America and has a variety of geographical features. 

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Peru is the third largest country in South America and has a variety of geographical features. 

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Other places to visit while in Peru and various activities!

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Other places to visit while in Peru and various activities!

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In the video below you will find a variety of thing to do when visiting Peru. Such as, sand boarding and racing dune buggies in Huacachina, exploring the Peruvian Amazon, Colca Canyon, Lake Sandoval, Arequipa, and more!

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Paolo Guerrero is a Peruvian soccer captain that scored the goal won the 2012 FIFA Club World Cup Final for Corinthians. He plays as a striker for Brazilian club Internacional and the Peru national team.

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What kind of clothing would you need to pack?

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What kind of clothing would you need to pack?

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A rain jacket

Long pants

Shorts

T-shirts

Sweatshirts

Sneakers/ Hiking shoes

Clothes suited for hiking and exploring all of the great things Peru has to offer!

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Mario Vargas Llosa won the Nobel Prize, "for his cartography of structures of power and his trenchant images of the individual's resistance, revolt, and defeat." He is a prominent politician in Peru as well as a college professor.

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Below you can find a link to video with a snippet of what Peruvian music is like!

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A Taste of Afro-Peruvian Music | Tony Succar | TEDxFIU

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Depending on the time of the year Peru weather typically ranges from 60- 81 degrees Fahrenheit. In comparison to the U.S. the coldest month in Peru is usually August.

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You can find pictures of various common Peruvian foods below!

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The Inca Trail is one of the most famous hikes in the world, running through the Andes Mountains connecting to a small town of Aguas Caliente and Machu Picchu.

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This is one of the main attractions in Peru and also one of the most impressive ancient sites in the world.

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What is there to see and what are Perus' famous landmarks?

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What is there to see and what are Perus' famous landmarks?

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There are many popular tourist spots throughout Peru. The most famous tourist attraction and landmark is Machu Picchu. You can also visit another famous landmark, the Inca Trail.  View pictures and details about them below!

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Sol or Soles.
One Sol is equal to about 0.27 of One U.S. Dollar.
This means that for spending money, exchanging 150 to 250 U.S. dollars to Soles is plenty.

150-250 dollars equals 550 to 915 Soles.

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Spanish is the most common language in Peru

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Peru has a population of 32,971,854 people.
In comparison, the United States of America has a population of
331,002,651 people.

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Peru also has various major cities such as Arequipa, Trujillo, and Chiclayo

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Peru is located in the southern hemisphere.

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The colors red and white in the Peruvian flag are said to represent the red wings and white chests of the parihuanas (flamingos) the Liberator Jose San Martin saw on a Southern beach in Peru. The original flag of independence was developed in the year 1821 when San Martin proclaimed Peru's independence from Spanish rule.
The three items within the shield on the flag are a vicuña which is Peru's national animal, a chichona tree which properties help heal those with malaria, as well as a cornucopia that symbolizes prosperity.