Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Visit the Peruvian Rainforest

A visit to the rainforest is one of the lesser-known destinations in Peru. Tropical Amazon is synonymous with Brazil; but Peru offers a similar experience at less cost.


Region Central rain forest in South America is shared by a number of countries such as Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and Brazil, with each site offers a remote jungle experience.


Puerto Maldonado in the region of Madre Dios region in the Peruvian South is the southern gateway to the region.


The only airport to the region, it acts as a hub for the many additional and reserves, there are tourists and researchers alike can gain access to these places by boat only that protect the natural environment and sensitive ecosystem.


Number of supplemental is a number of hours away by boat, but these tranquil and relaxing walks along the River are all you need to escape the hustle and bustle busy modern life.Create a romantic seclusion from the world, and allows you to see to see real jungle.


When you visit jungle tourists stay in one of the many additional, there exist along the river; they are located in a buffer zone separating the protected national park areas and commercial areas of activity.


It is estimated that there are approximately 65 indigenous tribes that live in the Peruvian rainforest, and some who have never come into contact with the modern world.It is a really fascinating concept.


All additional in the region is built sustainably and encourage a natural and sustainable way of living.With no main electricity connection power Generator and is normally only for four hours a day in the evening.


Additional open houses, exposing you to the rawness of the jungle.The rooms have normally open walls, hammocks and only mosquito nets to protect you from the jungle extreme.


Accommodation in each skovhus normally has the range of activities and tours; you can go to many of the tracks that surrounds each skovhus or just relax and enjoy the surroundings.


Key activities include bird watching, jungle treks, River swimming and tree climbing. On one of these activities, it is likely you will be able to see all types of jungle wildlife including wild pumas, colorful birds and monkeys. So always keep their eyes open.


One of the most interesting additional is that of Posado Amazonas is an interesting company that works with the indigenous population to provide work and an improved way of life.


What makes this skovhus so special that it effectively is a loan to the community As it attracts guests., skovhus pays his debt, and finally, would it fully be owned by the indigenous population.


On the other hand, got the local population, training in how to run a business, marketing and Tourism management; Provides society with a steady and sustainable incomes for the future.


Visiting jungle is an inspiring journey. be prepared to relax and realize the true value of life on Earth.


 

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Samaipata

Samaipata

Samaipata is an ideal destination for those who have a cosy place to relax and dream outside enjoying the warmth of the people or go in search of adventure in the different natural attractions of their alrededores. Fundada in 1623, is considered to be Samaipata cultural centre archaeological and tourism of the Eastern valleys of the Andes.


Recent survey conducted by archaeologists from the University of Bonn, Germany, the area is configured as a province capital of the Incas, which in the thirteenth century the countries of eastern Bolivia.


The Inca Empire was centered in the Valley of Cusco and distributed in all directions (Colombia, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina), dissemination of their language, Quechua and their culture by the Empire.Samaipata is a Quechua Word for "rest on high."


Inca society is based on ayllú, tribal setting of religious, political and military, responsible for the organisation of productive activities and compulsive job for the community and the State. Ayllus tend to self-sufficiency, and all there is an extensive network of roads and bridges throughout the Empire, its use is not intended to trade, almost non-existent, but movement of troops and Royal officials. the most important cultural expressions of the Incas were astronomy, architecture and engineering in engineering Are most obvious examples are the fortress cities such as Machu Picchu and Sacsahuamán, bridges and aqueducts, the impressive Fortress Samaipata.


In spite of the political and military power, the Inca Empire, however, easily conquered by the Spaniards because of the civil war that broke out between the heirs of the Inca Huayna Capac, Huascar and Atahualpa.


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Valle Grande

Valle Grande

Vallegrande province of the province is located in the South-West to 241 miles from Santa Cruz de la Sierra. It has 26 027 inhabitants and an area of 6414 km square. It is located at an altitude of 1,970 metres above sea level

Vallegrande province is characterized by a hilly topography with more mountains, valleys and mountains.

The climate is warm, soft, slightly variable and its main production is the agricultural fields are suitable for the cultivation of ornamental plants.

The people of this region are great traders that routes between the Western and eastern Bolivia. they are also known for his great love of food, as well as lots of Carnival days per year.

Many people visit these dates Carnival Vallegrande province, believing that the Carnival is more beautiful, by the traditions they wear. The Vallegrandino are good people, respectful, and ceremonial.

Vallegrande province table includes a variety of pork, mutton and beef and veal, seasoned with salt and spices.Baked muffins made from maize, cassava, rice and maize are baked on the supply side of the local population, the same early morning starts with an ambrosia created with rum, sugar and milk from cows milked directly on the glass.

Something very traditional in the holidays, the tojpina (small local Orchestra), which cuecas, carnavalitos kaluyos and dance couples and the counterpoint of singers, including some humor.

During the carnival comparsa "jump" tirelessly through the streets at the end of the night, and then we will not be missing in the social club "Tradition" received from the groups with the best teams from Santa Cruz de la Sierra.

One important thing to note in this region is the story of Che Guevara. it is said that where he is now the mini airport turned out to be the body of the guerrilla, and that is why we have a small shrine built in his honor. it is a great attraction for tourists and curious visitors, who do not leave without leaving candles and flowers in the memory of Che.


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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Santa Province

Santa Province

The province of Santa is one of the 20 provinces of theAncash Region in Peru.

The city and the port of Santa are located in the large, fertile valleys of Santa Claus and Lacramarca rivers.These valleys are extensive sown plains with cotton, rice, sugar and food products. the city of Santa is the first colonial city of Ancash coast.

This rich Valley is formed by the outlet of the River Santa.The River Santa was born in the Conococha lagoonin the Cordillera Blanca (White Mountains). The crosses the Callejón de Huaylas ("Huaylas Alley") in all the extension.Gain the Cordillera Negra (Black Mountain) in the imposing ' cañón del Pato (Mountain trail or the Duck) and ends on the plains of Santa Claus, after a distance of 336 km (209 mi traveled).

The province of Santa was created on February 12, 1821. the capital, Chimbote, which long ago the first fishing port of the world were, it is the most important city of the coastal zone Ancash.

In 1992, was the site of a massacre of the famous ofcampesinos.


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