10 lugares turísticos del callao /Perú 2022
Si estas de visita por el Callao estos son 10 lugares turísticos que puedes conocer: plaza Miguel Grau, muelle Dársena, fortaleza Real Felipe, La Punta, Museo Abtao, Galería Ronald, Malecón de la punta, Monumental Callao, Catedral San José del Callao.
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¿QUÉ HACER EN IQUITOS? ???? 15 FIJAS PARA ARMAR TU VIAJE ????
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TINGO MARIA- ¿Qué visitar?????Las fijas para armar tu viaje
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En este video les comparto 14 fijas para visitar en la ciudad de Tingo María, la ciudad de la Bella Durmiente????????♀️
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Peru Part 1
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*PERÚ PART 1*
Learn all about the interesting of country Perú, including the busy capital city of Lima, as well as Pisco, Arequipa, and the fascinating ruins at Macchu Picchu. All about Perú, with visiting and touring information, geography, history, attractions, and other points of interest.
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0:00:00 Perú – Part 1
0:00:10 Table of Contents
0:00:15 Preface
0:00:52 1. Introduction
0:03:04 2. Areas of Countries
0:03:54 Geography of Perú
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0:07:07 3. Rainfall in Perú
0:08:42 4. Coastal Region
0:11:14 5. The Andes
0:13:29 6. Machu Picchu
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0:16:07 7. Lake Titicaca
0:17:37 8. Amazonia
0:20:54 9. Population of Perú
0:24:01 10. What Time is it in Perú?
0:24:58 11. History of Perú
0:28:43 12. Spanish Conquest
0:32:28 13. Conquest of the Incas
0:36:29 14. Independence from Spain
0:37:42 15. War of the Pacific
0:40:00 16. The People of Perú
0:43:45 17. Arequipa and Trujillo
0:45:17 18. Languages in Perú
0:46:31 19. Culture of Perú
0:47:03 20. Cuisine of Perú
0:52:11 21. Economy of Perú
0:52:52 22. Money of Perú
0:53:25 23. Climate of Perú
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CRAZY Peruvian Cemetery ⚰️ Graveyards in Latin America ???? Tombs and Crypts ????????
I have very mixed feelings about this place, but it's definitely worth a visit!
Corrections:
1. Hours are 9-5pm with late night tour options available (booked in advance)
2. Its 10 soles entry for each adult (Around 2.50 USD)
Good:
1. Amazing artwork. Statues, tombs, all amazing! See for yourself in the video!
2. Its a very big area! It can take 3-4 hours to explore fully.
Bad:
1. The neighborhood is VERY sketchy. Get an Uber/Taxi door to door. Sometimes it's hard to find an available taxi when leaving, so be careful.
2. People working there (cleaners, gardeners etc) try to take you on unofficial tours and ask for as much as 30 soles from you. Avoid it. They know nothing that you cannot find yourself. You are given a map with the ticket.
3. People pretend to work there and try to take you on a tour, then lead you to the far corner of the cemetery where there is nothing. Its super sketchy, just avoid anybody like this. If you want a tour, ask at the ticket office.
4. Maintenance is very very poor. Its not well looked after. Overgrown trees, holes in the floor, crypts falling apart, a poor state of disrepair, even the crypt of the heroes is missing glass on the main door.
Info:
1. The tomb of the heroes (the biggest building) is only open during July, the time of the independence. Its not a deal breaker though if you miss this.
2. You buy tickets across the street from Gate 3. If you have family buried here, you can access for free. Its like a prison, everything is locked up tight! You have to show your ticket to the guard to access the place.
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Cementerio Presbítero Matías Maestro
Jr. Áncash, Lima 15003, Peru
Hours:
Monday 9 AM–5 PM
Tuesday 9 AM–5 PM
Wednesday 9 AM–5 PM
Thursday 9 AM–5 PM
Friday 9 AM–5 PM
Saturday 9 AM–5 PM
Sunday 9 AM–5 PM
Phone: +51 13280241
The Presbítero Matías Maestro Cemetery Museum (formerly called General Cemetery of Lima and commonly called just Presbítero Maestro ) is a historical monument located in the Barrios Altos ( Cercado de Lima ), city of Lima , capital of Peru . Inaugurated on May 31, 1808, it was the first pantheon in the city since burials were previously held in one of the different churches. It was named in honor of its designer, the priest Matías Maestro .
Its 766 mausoleums and 92 historical monuments of the most refined architecture of the 19th and 20th centuries keep the remains of some prominent Peruvian men and women, as well as the Crypt of the Heroes monument, a mausoleum erected in honor of the heroes of the Pacific War.
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IQUIQUE CHILE | Iquique is a coastal city in northern Chile, to the west of the Atacama Desert.
Although the city was founded in the 16th century, there is evidence of habitation in the area by the Chango people as early as 7,000 BC. During colonial times, Iquique was part of the Viceroyalty of Peru as much of South America was at the time, and remained part of Peruvian territory until the end of the 19th century. Iquique's early development was due in large part to the discovery of mineral riches, particularly the presence of large deposits of sodium nitrate in the Atacama Desert (then part of Peruvian territory).
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In July 1835, Charles Darwin, during his voyage on the Beagle, traveled to Iquique and described it as a town very much in want of everyday necessities, such as water and firewood. These necessities had to be brought in from considerable distances. Darwin also visited the saltpeter works.
The city has been devastated by several earthquakes, including the 1868 Arica earthquake, the 1877 Iquique earthquake, and the 2005 Tarapacá earthquake. The 2014 Iquique earthquake occurred with a moment magnitude of 8.2 on April 1, 2014.
Naval Battle of Iquique during the War of the Pacific (1879–1884).
Territorial disputes between Bolivia and Chile triggered the War of the Pacific in 1879. The Battle of Iquique was fought in the harbor of Iquique on May 21, 1879, now commemorated as Navy Day, an annual public holiday in Chile. The outcome of the war gave Chile this portion of the Peruvian territory.
Over the years there was substantial emigration from other parts of Chile to this area which was called the Norte Grande. In subsequent years the further exportation of Chilean saltpeter (mainly to European countries) significantly helped in the development of the city, attracting foreigners and rapidly expanding housing projects.
Mars 96 launched by Russia in 1996, but failed to leave Earth orbit, and re-entered the atmosphere a few hours later. The two RTGs onboard carried in total 200 g of plutonium and are assumed to have survived reentry as they were designed to do. They are thought to now lie somewhere in a northeast-southwest running oval 320 km (199 mi) long by 80 km (50 mi) wide which is centred 32 km (20 mi) east of Iquique, Chile.[3]
Prior to becoming Chilean territory, Iquique was home to some of the greatest Peruvian heroes, namely Alfonso Ugarte (who was elected mayor in 1876), Ramon Zavala, a rich saltpeter entrepreneur; Guillermo Billinghurst, later President of Peru (who after being overthrown in 1914 came to Iquique – then already under Chilean rule – to live out his last years), and Ramon Castilla, three times president of Peru, who was born in San Lorenzo de Tarapacá and died in the Desert of Tiviliche, Tarapacá, who lived in Iquique during his mandate as Governor of Tarapacá in 1825.
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DO NOT go to PERU... Until you've watched this! Top 15 Things to Do & What to know!
DO NOT go to Peru… Unless you’ve watched this video first! I list my TOP15 things to do there, and share tips from my personal experiences and mistakes! Video includes:
00:01 – Intro
00:09 – Things to know
01:51 – Things to do #1 take a boat tour in Paracas
04:17 – #2 Visit Cusco
04:33 – Altitude change tips
04:50 – I get sick
07:29 – Llamas & Alpacas
07:53 – #3 Maras salt ponds
09:09 – #4 Moray
09:36 – Food facts
10:13 – #5 Learn about textiles
11:43 – #6 Explore small villages
13:19 – #7 Bike down a mountain for 3 hours
14:09 – #8 Go to Ica to try wine and Pisco
15:00 – #9 Hydroelectric
15:39 – #10 Aguas Calientes
15:56 – #11 Machu Picchu (For my full-length video just on Machu Picchu, go here:
16:59 – #12 White water rafting (and jumping)
20:02 – #13 Try new food
20:35 – #14 Drink a Pisco Sour
21:35 – #15 Explore Lima
21:51 – Changing of the guard at the palace
22:00 – Magic Water Circuit
23:22 – Churches and Museums
24:23 – Bloopers
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Plaza de Armas / The Plaza Mayor - VIDEO TOUR (Lima, Peru)
Welcome to Lima's Main Square in the historical district! Plaza de Armas, or known as: The Plaza Mayor is full of histroy waiting for you to explore!
The Plaza Mayor de Lima, or Plaza de Armas de Lima, is considered one of the birthplaces of the city of Lima, as well as the core of the city. Located in the Historic Centre of Lima, it is surrounded by the Government Palace, Lima Metropolitan Cathedral, Archbishop's Palace of Lima, the Municipal Palace, and the Palacio de la Unión.
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The Plaza de Armas is surrounded by the Jirón Junín, Jirón de la Unión, Jirón Huallaga, and the Jirón Carabaja streets.
In 1523, King Charles I of Spain mandated the Procedures for the creation of cities in the New World. These procedures indicated that after outlining a city's plan, growth should follow a grid centered on the square shape of the plaza.
On the day of the foundation of the city, January 18, 1535, the conquistador Francisco Pizarro, conforming to established procedure, designated a location to build the plaza. Later, Pizarro and Nicolás de Rivera, the city's first mayor, toured the city's location and split parcels. Pizarro, taking advantage of his title of founder and governor, took a large parcel of land between the north side of the plaza and the Rímac River. The lot to the south of the plaza was designated to be a church, the western lot was to be the site of a city council, and the rest of the lots were divided among the rest of the conquistadors.
The 17th-century historian Bernabé Cobo said of the plaza:
...it is the finest and most well-formed that I have ever seen, even in Spain. It occupies an entire block, with the width of four streets on one side and four streets on the other, and with all four sides it measures more than two thousand feet; it is very ample...
Subsequently, the viceroy Diego López de Zúñiga y Velasco, count of Nieva, proposed the gallows, which had previously been located at the centre of the plaza, be moved nearer to the river to the location which is now the Desamparados train station. In place of it, a new water fountain was built at the centre of the plaza. The gallows were returned to the south side of the plaza on the Callejón de Petateros.
The first water fountain built on the plaza was constructed by the viceroy Francisco de Toledo, and was inaugurated on October 21, 1578. It consisted of a baluster and an elevated bowl, and in it had eight pipes through which water fell into the bowl on the next level. A ball at the top of the fountain dispersed water back onto the lower levels. The seal of the city was inscribed on this ball.
During the colonial era, the plaza served as a market, bull[4] fighting ring, and the city gallows. The plaza also became home to the auto-da-fé in which the Inquisition occurred. The tribunal of the Inquisition had one of its three courts located in Lima. The first conviction occurred on November 15, 1573, and this was the first heretic to be tried and executed in the New World.
In 1622, the Cathedral of Lima is completed. This church still stands today on the plaza.
In the early nineteenth century, chef Juan José Cabezudo had a food stall in the Escribanos portal, a place very close to the plaza, where he served typical Peruvian dishes, including tamales.
In 1821, José de San Martín proclaimed the Independence of Peru on this plaza. After this historic event, the flag of the new republic was paraded around the plaza.
In 1855, President Ramón Castilla inaugurated the first public gas lighting system which were first installed on the light posts of the plaza. Also at this time, gardens were planted on the plaza as up until this time it was made of pavement. In 1860, the first rail ways for trams were installed on the plaza.
In 1922, construction of the Archbishop's Palace of Lima was completed. In 1938, the Government Palace was completed and in 1944 the Municipal Palace was completed.
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Best Bars Pubs & hangout places in Iquitos, Peru
Welcome to Iquitos, Peru Food and Drinks Guide. This is MUST WATCH video if you are looking for the best wine and dine spots in Iquitos. We have sorted our top picks for Pubs / Bars and places to hang out in Iquitos for you after reviews received by our users and our in house Travel Specialists.
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List of Best Bars and Pubs in Iquitos
Arandú Bar
Malecón Maldonado 113
D’Voces Showbar
Malecón Tarapaca 246
El Musmuqui
Antonio Raimondi 382
El Musmuqui
Av. José Abelardo Quiñones 470
El Bombo - Rock Bar
San Antonio 2099
El Musmuqui 2
Ramón Castilla
Cero Bar & Catering
Ganzo Azul 683
A Chelear
José Gálvez 917
Amazon Bistro
Bistro Malecón Tarapaca 268
Arandú Bar
Ramirez Hurtado
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PERU: Two fighters, Two centuries, One war
To celebrate 10 episodes, we are releasing a double feature about two Peruvians - Jose Quinones and Ramon Castilla - who fought in the Ecuadorean-Peruvian Border Conflicts between 1821-1998
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Iquitos - Perù
Iquitos es una ciudad del noreste del Perú, situada en la orilla izquierda del río Amazonas. Es la capital del departamento de Loreto y de la provincia de Maynas. Es el núcleo urbano más importante de la Amazonía peruana y la sexta ciudad más poblada del país con 406,340 habitantes[1] en un área de 368.9 km². Es el principal puerto fluvial peruano y unos de los más importantes a lo largo del Amazonas.
Iquitos está emplazado a aproximadamente 3,360 km (2,088 mi) de la desembocadura del Amazonas en el océano Atlántico y a 125 km (77.67 mi) aguas abajo de la confluencia de los ríos Ucayali y Marañón, donde el cauce toma el nombre de Amazonas y a más de 3000 km (1,864 mi) de su fuente geográfica en ubicada en la región Arequipa, al sur del Perú.
Su fecha de fundación es incierta, pero se considera que se originó como una reducción española establecida por los jesuitas a orillas del río Nanay alrededor del año 1757 con el nombre de «San Pablo de Napeanos», pueblo habitado por indígenas napeanos (yameos) e iquito. En 1764, la reducción se trasladó a la ubicación de la actual ciudad con el nombre de «San Pablo de Nuevo Napeanos» y estaba organizado por el padre jesuita José Bahamonde. Iquitos empezó a cobrar importancia al instalarse el factoría naval y los buques de la Marina de Guerra del Perú enviados por el presidente Ramón Castilla y Marquesado entre 1863 y 1864, luego convirtiéndose en la ciudad más rica del Perú durante la Época del Caucho (1880 -- 1914), período de gran desarrollo económico y social que dotó a esta urbe su particular identidad urbana y cultural.
La ciudad sólo tiene conexión aérea y fluvial al resto del país y con la sola excepción de la carretera a Nauta, una pequeña ciudad de casi 30 mil habitantes a unos 105 km (65,2 mi) al sur. Siguiendo el curso del Amazonas, pueden llegar buques marinos de 3,000 o 9,000 toneladas[2] y 5.5 metros (18 pies) de calado, procedentes del Atlántico, por lo que se considera que es la ciudad más poblada del mundo que no cuenta con acceso terrestre.
El área metropolitana de Iquitos se expande dentro de 4 distritos de la provincia de Maynas: Iquitos (159,023 habitantes), Belén (102,076 habitantes), Punchana (76,435 habitantes) y San Juan Bautis
Wow ???? what a magical place in Peru ???????? Rainbow Mountain ⛰Have you been here?
Wow ???? what a magical place in Peru ???????? Rainbow Mountain
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???????? What to do in HUANCAYO | Valle del Mantaro in the Central Highlands of Peru
In this video we visit different places in the province of Huancayo. We visit the center of Huancayo, and also districts like Pucará, Zapallanga, Miraflores and Huari.
Turismo Lima, Perú. Tourism. Plazas y plazuelas.
Plazas y plazuelas del centro histórico de Lima. Fueron creadas con el fin de mejorar el aspecto de la ciudad y también facilitar el encuentro del público antes y después de los cultos religiosos, por lo que en muchos casos, las podemos encontrar frente a las iglesias.
00:03 Plaza Perú. Costado de Palacio de Gobierno.
00:14 Plazuela de Santo Domingo. Esquina de los jirones Camaná y Conde de Superunda.
00:25 Plazuela de San Agustín. Esquina de los jirones Ica y Camaná.
00:32 Plazuela del Teatro. Cuadra 2 del jirón Huancavelica.
00:46 Plazuela de La Merced. Cuadra 5 del jirón de la Unión.
00:52 Plazuela de San Francisco. Esquina de los jirones Áncash y Lampa.
01:07 Plazuela de San Pedro. Esquina de los jirones Ucayali y Azángaro.
01:18 Plaza San Martín. Cuadra 9 del jirón de la Unión.
02:07 Plaza Francia. Cuadra 10 del jirón Camaná.
WALKING Around Barranco Boardwalk (Lima Peru) — Walking Tour (Narrated)【CC】
FILMED OCTOBER 2020 - first-person perspective of the Barranco Boardwalk Lima - Peru, South America along the Boardwalk of the English, passing through the Malecon Souza and reaching the Boardwalk Paul Harris, covering 1.11 miles (1.8 km), from the Boardwalk of the English to the Monumento Rotary International next to the Boardwalk Paul Harris, on a sunny day.
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01:17 Jr. Batalla de Junin Avenue
02:12 Boardwalk of the English
04:00 Malecon Souza
05:01 Tribute to Castilla square
10:22 Perez Roca Street
11:36 Jiron Centenario Street
11:52 Boardwalk Paul Harris
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Tour of Lima Peru
Join me as I go on a free walking tour of Peru's amazing capital city of Lima. This was day 33 of my Peruvian adventure.
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SAN PABLO, LORETO ???????? | EXPLORANDO EL RÍO AMAZONAS PERÚ ???? EL RÍO MÁS GRANDE DEL MUNDO
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Atravesando el famoso pueblo de San Pablo a orillas del río Amazonas, es en este pueblo donde el che Guevara hizo un voluntariado antes de embarcarse en la aventura de su vida en la Sierra Maestra en Cuba.