2025 Lima Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

A wonderful week-long trip to Peru during spring break in March. On March 9th, I flew from Hartford to Atlanta and transferred to Quito, the capital of Ecuador, where I stayed overnight. On March 10th, I flew to Lima, the capital of Peru, and then to Cusco in the evening. I checked into the Wyndham Hotel and met with the owner of the travel agency. I paid $500 for two people and learned about the general itinerary. On March 11th, at around 6:40 am, a car picked us up from the hotel lobby to start the Sacred Valley day tour. We visited the Chinchero traditional textile market, Moray archaeological terraces, Maras salt mines, and Ollantaytambo Sanctuary. After lunch, we skipped the Pisac Sanctuary and took a train directly to the foot of Machu Picchu Mountain. In the evening, the Machu Picchu day tour group contacted us at the hotel and explained the itinerary for the next day. On March 12th, at 7:00 am, we gathered in the plaza and queued for the 8:00 am bus that took us to the Machu Picchu Sanctuary. We spent about half a day exploring the entire Machu Picchu city. At noon, we took the bus back down the mountain and had lunch. After lunch, we took the train back to Ollantaytambo and then a car back to Cusco. By the time we checked into the hotel, it was already dusk. On March 13th, I visited the Twelve-Angled Stone, the Temple of the Sun, and the Plaza de Armas in the morning. All of these sites are located near the Wyndham Hotel, making them easy to visit. At noon, I took a plane to Lima. After taking the airport bus to the Crowne Plaza Hotel, I visited the Plaza del Amor, the Bridge of Sighs in Barranco, and the Graffiti Wall. On March 14th, I took a DiDi to Plaza San Martín, which is very close to the Plaza de Armas. On the way to the Plaza de Armas, there were many people in yellow vests offering currency exchange. Their exchange rates were much higher than the bank's, so I exchanged a small amount. I felt like I had lost a lot of money because I had exchanged currency at the bank beforehand. At 12:00 pm, I witnessed the changing of the guard ceremony at the Government Palace. Near the Government Palace, there were people holding signs offering sightseeing tours by bus. We each paid 20 soles to participate in this city tour. It was worth seeing and covered the main attractions in the city center. In the evening, I went to the Fountain Park to admire the fountain plaza, which is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records. On March 15th, I took an early morning flight. After retrieving our luggage from the hotel, we took a DiDi to the airport. DiDi International is very convenient and affordable, but you need to pay in cash, so be sure to have soles on hand. The drivers were all very friendly. Some spoke English, while others only spoke Spanish. However, I was able to understand some things through body language. In conclusion, Cusco, Machu Picchu, and Lima in Peru are all worth visiting.

2024.08.31 Today I walked around downtown Lima and recorded my itinerary and experience for the whole day. After a hearty breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we started our exploration of Lima’s old town. The first stop is the Basilica and Convent of San Francisco, a 16th-century church known for its Baroque architecture and catacombs. It is one of Lima’s most historic religious sites. However, we only went into the church next door, and did not go into the museum part which required payment. Next, we strolled around the Plaza Mayor de Lima, which is the historical center of Lima and is surrounded by important buildings such as the Presidential Palace, City Hall, and the Cathedral. We accidentally discovered a free museum, Museo Central - MUCEN. The exhibitions inside exceeded our expectations. Many precious collections about Peruvian history and culture were displayed. For free travelers who want to learn about local culture, this is a place not to be missed. Next, we walked over to eat Churros, Churros Virgen del Carmen S.A.C! When you go there, you will see two queues. You have to queue up to buy tickets first, and then queue up on the other side after buying the tickets. Fortunately, I don’t have two people, so one person goes to pay and the other one queues to get Churros. We ordered the caramel-flavored Manjar Blanco, which is delicious! One ticket costs 3.5sol (about NT$30). In fact, if we had known this earlier, we should have lined up early in the morning near the Basilica of St. Francis and the Convento de San Francisco, because there were not many people at that time! Because when I was queuing I realized that was where we were going to get off the taxi! Afterwards, we went to the Inka Market which was recommended by many people. We thought there would be many unique handicrafts, but in fact the types of goods there were very uniform, which made it a bit boring to visit. In the end, we left without buying anything. In comparison, I prefer the things I saw in Cusco or Pisac before, which had richer texture and choices. Next, we went to Al Toke Pez for lunch and ordered a takeout combo, which included a small portion of seafood fried rice, ceviche and fried squid for only 30 sol (about NT$250). My friend and I both agreed that the fried rice was delicious, but the ceviche was a bit sour. However, the price and portion are very reasonable, I really recommend it! In the afternoon, we went to the Barranco district with a strong artistic atmosphere. We first went to Dédalo, where there are many exquisite handicrafts and design products. The prices are slightly higher, but the quality is quite good. Afterwards, we had a cup of coffee at Caleta Dolsa Coffee and enjoyed some relaxing time. Finally, we accidentally walked into a weekend market and couldn’t help buying more stones. I felt like I was about to become a stone collector! Today’s trip in Lima was really fulfilling and enjoyable. Tomorrow will be our last day in Peru! Happy times always pass by so quickly. The journey is coming to an end. There is only one week left before we return to Taiwan!

1. Must-see attractions • Lima Old Town: • Plaza de Armas: This is the core area of Lima and the historical center of the city. There are many important buildings around the square, such as the Government Palace, which has a solemn and elegant architectural style, showcasing Lima's political status; the Municipal Hall has a unique architectural style and is one of Lima's administrative offices; the Archbishop's Palace is a symbol of religious power and has exquisite and magnificent architecture; the Cathedral, built in the 17th century, retains a strong Spanish architectural style. Inside the cathedral, there is a silver altar, a small chapel with exquisite architecture, and an exhibition hall where the glass coffin of Francisco Pizarro, the leader of the Spanish colonial army, is displayed. • Plaza de San Martín: Built in memory of San Martín, a hero of the Latin American War of Independence, the square is surrounded by many exquisite historical buildings and sculptures, making it a great place to experience Lima's historical and cultural atmosphere. • National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History of Peru (Museo Nacional de Arqueología, Antropología e Historia del Perú): With a rich collection, the museum showcases the historical development of Peru from ancient times to the present, including artifacts and artworks from various periods such as the Inca civilization, pre-Inca civilization, and colonial period. It is of great significance for understanding Peru's history and culture. • Larco Museum (Museo Larco): Located in an 18th-century building, the museum is famous for its extensive collection of pre-Columbian pottery, especially its unique collection of erotic pottery, which showcases the artistic creations and lifestyle of ancient Peruvians. In addition, the museum also holds temporary exhibitions regularly. • Miraflores: • Miraflores Malecón (Malecón de Miraflores): Built along the Pacific coast, it is a scenic walkway and bike path. Here, you can enjoy the magnificent ocean view of the Pacific Ocean, cliffs, and Lima's city skyline. At dusk, you can also enjoy the beautiful sunset view. There are many cafes, restaurants, and shops nearby, making it a great place for leisure and entertainment. • Barranco: Lima's most artistic district, with many colorful buildings, street art, and music performances. 2. Accommodation • Miraflores: This area is Lima's upscale residential area and tourist hotspot, with a beautiful environment and high security. There are many luxury hotels and resorts here, such as Hilton Garden Inn Lima Miraflores Pardo Hill. • San Isidro: Another affluent district in Lima, with many luxury hotels and apartments. • Lima Old Town: If you want to experience Lima's history and culture in depth, you can choose to stay in the Old Town. There are some historic hotels and guesthouses here, such as Sheraton Lima Historic Center Hotel. 3. Cuisine • Ceviche: One of Peru's national dishes, it is made by marinating fresh raw fish in lemon juice, onion, chili pepper, cilantro, and other seasonings. It has a fresh and delicious taste, with a balance of sour and spicy flavors, making it very appetizing. • Roasted guinea pig (Cuy): This is a traditional Peruvian dish. After roasting, the guinea pig has a golden and crispy skin and tender and juicy meat. • Pisco Sour: Peru's signature cocktail, made with Pisco as the base spirit, and mixed with lemon juice, sugar syrup, egg white, etc. It has a sweet and sour taste and a moderate alcohol content. • Andean grilled chicken (Pollo a la Brasa): Local chicken is selected and marinated with special spices, then grilled over charcoal. The grilled chicken has a crispy skin and tender meat. It is served with fries and salad, making it a delicious main course. • Inca Kola: Peru's national beverage, with a golden yellow color and a taste similar to lemon soda. 4. Transportation • Airplane • Bus: Lima has a rapid bus system (Metropolitano), similar to China's BRT, which is convenient to use and connects Lima's main areas. • Taxi: There are two types of taxis: licensed and unlicensed. Licensed taxis have a blue and yellow sticker on the windshield and are relatively expensive, but more secure and reliable. Unlicensed taxis have a red and white sticker and are cheaper, but there is a certain safety risk. • Car rental: If you want to explore Lima and its surrounding areas freely, you can choose to rent a car. 5. Precautions • Climate and sun protection: Lima has a tropical desert climate, with strong sunshine and a large temperature difference between day and night. • Safety issues: In some areas of Lima, such as the remote streets of the Old Town and near some slums, there may be safety hazards.

It was my second time to Lima, Peru 🇵🇪 Just to share my favorite places 🙌 We explored Plaza Mayor (Main Square). We started with a walk around Lima's historic center, exploring the colonial architecture and iconic landmarks like the Government Palace, Cathedral of Lima, and Archbishop's Palace. 📍Plaza Mayor, Lima 15001, Peru We also visited Museo de Arte de Lima (MALI).Discovered Peru's rich cultural heritage through art from pre-Columbian to modern times which is very interesting. 📍Paseo Colón 125, Parque de la Exposición, Lima 💰~20 PEN (around $5.50 USD) We also visited Basílica y Convento de San Francisco. We explored the church and convent which is famous for its catacombs and beautiful baroque architecture. 📍Jirón Lampa, Cercado de Lima 15001, Peru 💰 ~15 PEN (around $4 USD) We also visited Parque Kennedy and Miraflores Central Park. We enjoyed a morning stroll in this lively area filled with local artisans, cats, and a vibrant atmosphere. 📍Av. Diagonal, Miraflores 15074, Lima We also explored Huaca Pucllana. We enjoyed the ancient pre-Inca pyramid in the heart of Miraflores, which offered a unique view of Lima's ancient past. 📍Calle General Borgoño cuadra 8, Lima 15074, Peru 💰 ~15 PEN (around $4 USD) We also enjoyed our lunch at La Mar Cebichería. We ordered "Ceviche Mixto" (mixed seafood ceviche) and "Choritos a la Chalaca" (mussels with salsa). All the food was really good and we enjoyed it a lot. 💰 ~80 PEN (around $22 USD) per person 📍Av. Mariscal La Mar 770, Miraflores 15074, Lima We also visited Parque del Amor (Park of Love). We strolled around the beautiful park overlooking the ocean, known for its colorful mosaic walls and a sculpture called "El Beso" (The Kiss). 📍Malecón Cisneros, Miraflores 15074, Lima We also walked around Larcomar Shopping Center. We also enjoyed shopping and dining with a view of the Pacific Ocean 🌊 which is perfect for sunset 🌇 📍 Malecón de la Reserva 610, Miraflores 15074, Lima We also walked around Barranco District and explored Lima's bohemian district, known for its street art, colonial architecture, and lively atmosphere. 📍 Barranco District, Lima Last but not least, I would also suggest you to try Canta Rana. We ordered Leche de (marinated fish juice with seafood) and "Arroz con Mariscos" (seafood rice). All the seafood was really fresh and it tastes very good 🙌 📍Genova 101, Barranco 15063, Peru #summerdate #Vacation #trip

📍Address Playa Agua Dulce, a beach in Chorrillos, Lima, Peru Points - Surfing, fishing available You can also learn how to surf! The waves are strong, so it's great for surfing! - Beach, sun tan☀️ Agua Dulce is a beach located in the Chorrillos district of the Lima province and department. This beach is characterized by cold water to cool down the intense summer heat. It is one of the most popular beaches recommended by locals among the many beaches in Lima. Rating ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #Overseas travel #Peru travel #Peru Lima

A centuries-old pedestrian street lined with shops, restaurants, cafes, and famous buildings and city squares :) Thanks to the influence of Spanish rule, it was a place with a strong European feel! Not only that, there were many museums, small and large events here and there, so there was a lot to see! At night, the orange lights come down, creating an even more luxurious and elegant atmosphere on the street🩵💖 📍La Union Street -Lima District 15001 Peru #Overseas travel#Peru travel#South America travel#La Union Street#Peru Lima#Lima

#Overseas travel #Restaurant introduction 📍C. 2 de Mayo 298, Miraflores 15074 Peru 🕐 12:00 - 23:00 Did you know that Peru doesn't have many chain restaurants? Peru is a place with a variety of ingredients and full of delicious food, so no matter where you go, there are many places that are above average! In particular, this restaurant I visited was a place that I only visit on special days, so it was much more luxurious and the taste was the best! Anticucho assorted skewers and fried rice, chicha and pisco sour, picarones This restaurant was so perfect in everything! In particular, the chicha, a purple corn tea, was so delicious🫶 If I go back, I will definitely visit this place🥹🥹 I want to go there💕💕

This is Lima, the beautiful capital of Perú, located in South America. Perú is mostly known as the country that has Machu Picchu, one of the 7 new wonders of the world, but it is more than that! Lima, the capital, is a historic city founded in the XVI century, with so many places to visit and quite cheap, also there are plenty of restaurants for different economies, also, they have the best food in the world, literally. If you want to have a great time whilst learning more about this place, go to Lima! #deliciousfood #familytravel

Address: Jockey Plaza, A1-08, Av. Javier Prado Este 4200, Santiago de Surco Atmosphere/Facility: Across from the theater in Jockey Plaza Key Point: High-end Italian restaurant Average price per person: 35~50 sol Rating: 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 Departing from Wari, arriving in Lima at dawn, and departing on an overnight flight My friends are treating me to some delicious Italian food! Jockey Plaza, located in the new city of Lima, is crowded with many people. A cup of rich coffee with spaghetti is a work of art. I'll definitely try the pizza next time💕 #PeruTravel #Lima #JockeyPlaza #ItalianRestaurant

Address: Jirón Carabaya 303 Atmosphere/Facilities: Sandwich restaurant in Plaza Central Lima Key Point: View the changing of the guards of the Presidential Palace Average price per person: 30 sol Rating: 🌸🌸🌸🌸 Located in the central square of Lima, Peru, this is a must-visit place for tourists! At 12 o'clock, the changing of the guards of the Presidential Palace is performed. This is a sandwich restaurant where you can order various meats. It tastes even better with pickles made from radish💕 #Peru travel #food travel #Lima #Presidential palace #guard changing

🏙 🍲 🌇 Greetings fellow travelers! Today, I want to share with you my experience exploring the stunning city of Lima, Peru 🇵🇪 📍Address: Lima, Peru 🌟Highlights: The historic downtown area of Lima is a must-see for anyone visiting the city. Be sure to explore the impressive architecture, beautiful plazas, and stunning cathedrals. For a unique experience, don't miss the eerie catacombs of the Monastery of San Francisco. And let's not forget about the food! Lima is known for its delicious cuisine, especially its ceviche, so make sure to indulge in the local delicacies. ⭐Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lima is a beautiful city with a rich history and culture. The food alone is worth the trip, but the stunning architecture and friendly locals make it a truly unforgettable experience. 🚫📱A word of caution: like many other countries, bringing drones or a lot of gadgets can result in additional taxes upon arrival in Peru. So, pack light and leave the technology at home to avoid any extra fees. So, what are you waiting for? Book your trip to Lima today and immerse yourself in the beauty and culture of this amazing city! 🌇🍴🌃 #Lima #Peru #Travel #Culture #History #Foodie #Ceviche #Architecture #Catacombs #DowntownLima #Wanderlust #Explore #Adventure #PackLight #Unforgettable #FriendlyLocals.

9️⃣🔟 Information on accommodations in Huacachina, Ica, Peru🏡 There are many hostels in Huacachina, and there is a lot of solicitation But for us, the pool, atmosphere, and breakfast are important to us Koreans🇰🇷 This is the Banana Hostel that Koreans visit the most🍌 The name is cute, and it is a place that you can tell right from the front gate The staff are so kind and cute I was worried about the condition of the accommodation because it is a deep rural village,,,, but it was one of the best accommodations I stayed in in South America✨ The bathroom is also spacious and clean After eating the breakfast they prepared, I took a walk around Huacachina Oasis, and went swimming, and this place was heaven on earth This place made my first day in South America so valuable ▫️Banana Hostel includes buggy and sand tours when you stay 📍 🍌Banana Hostel in Peru🇵🇪

A place where I felt the beautiful nature⛰🦙🐎 I lived my life thinking that there would be no nature as grand and vast as Switzerland,,, I was still a frog in a well. How many untouched natural landscapes are there on Earth?! Thinking about it, I realized that I needed to feel and see more in this world✨ There is nothing more wonderful than nature untouched by human hands!! Nothing can beat this terrifyingly great grandeur. The more you climb the mountain, the more the nature changes⛰ It's a high mountain, so taking each step is painful, but if it's for the sake of seeing nature✨ 📍Vinicunca in Peru🇵🇪 #Hiking

Weekend stroll in Ginza street… Light lunch at Koive cafe with salmon and pasta, two glasses of light wine. 1st floor entrance with beautiful virtual living space like lost in the snow forest, b1 floor is the cosmetics display area

1. Address - C. 28 de Julio 523, Magdalena del Mar 15086, Peru Highlights - Heart of Mary Church, beautiful architecture inside and out. Stained glass, statues of Mary, gold trim, truly spectacular! Rating - Definitely a 5 out of 5, a must see if your in the area. Make sure to check if it's open first. 2. Address - #unforgettableexperiences Highlights - Rating - 3. Address - Highlights - Rating - #churches #marymagdalene #magdalenadelmar #historicalplace #peru #lima #decembertravel #unforgettableexperiences #scenicspots #christmasseason #scenicspotguide #urbanexplorer #

Miraflores is very lively and Happening area of Lima. You can find various snacks shops, Beautiful Park, sea side and people enjoying. There are Bars, Restuarants just walk away from Broadwalk. There are many hotels and Hostels where most of the tourists stay. from Miraflores you can reach to park where there is walkway and Statue of Love. From park area you can walk down and enjoy Sea Side. There are also restaurants which sell sea food. In night with lights it looks more beautiful. Ine can easily soenf 3-4 hours.

Eat, pray, love! Eating Nutella-covered crepes on the cool coastal cliffs of Lima, Peru is fantastic! The weather in Lima, where I stayed for a few days, was disappointing because it was gloomy, but despite that, the night, a very romantic sunset is drawn. We sat down next to the statue of the Love Park, and shared a crepe, and we didn't even realize how much time had passed! There were also many couples around the statue. Enjoy eating crepes in a fairytale-like atmosphere that seems to have been moved from Park Guell in Barcelona! ❤️ #PeruTravel #LimaTravel #PeruLima #SouthAmericaTravel #WorldTravel #SouthAmerica #CoastalCliff #LovePark #Crepe #NutellaCrepe #IceCream #SunsetRestaurant #LocalRestaurant #DateSpot #Sea @gyungmn

Lima Peru is a great place to enjoy the best food, as Peru is well known for it, and see the historical traditional side of it and also the modern new style. #happynewyear #instagramworthydestinations #deliciousfood #happynewyear

"The last dog of the single dog, I have eaten a year's dog food in Lima's "" Throughout the ages, the picture of love has been meticulously portrayed by countless people, depicting the most wonderful encounters in life. This time in Lima, they found their love bridge, Lima Love Park. Lima Love Park was built on Valentine's Day on February 14, 1993. It is adjacent to the rough ocean shore, green grass, flowers all year round, and the park area is small. It is a good place for people to relax and exercise. . It is also a good place for local young people to talk about love and marriage, and attracts tourists from all over the world. Some interesting activities are held in the park, such as the kissing marathon. The most famous landscape in the park should be the sculpture by the Peruvian artist Secret Victor Delfin the sculpture, which shows that a pair of lovers are warmly kissing. Due to the bold expression of the artist, the work has caused mixed social repercussions. Over time, everyone accepted it, and the popularity of the statue has been greatly enhanced, becoming the famous landscape of Lima. There is a love bench made of broken porcelain in the park. The bright colors and sweet verses complement the sunset in the distance, providing a good place for people in love to express their love. The various patterns on the bench all show the characteristics of Inca, the patterns of various sun gods, and the characters that cannot be understood. Many local lovers and foreign tourists often sit on benches and confide in each other, overlooking the beautiful seaside scene, breathing fresh air and enjoying the gentleness of the sea breeze. The park has a wide lawn in the middle, green grass, and the flowers are planted to show mysterious patterns. I have never understood the various patterns of Lima, maybe only local people understand it! Maybe this is the belief of the Inca civilization! The popular project in the park is paragliding. Feel free to take in the sights of Lima Beach with your loved ones. The park is next to the Pacific Ocean. Overlooking the vast ocean waves, watching the waves, watching the mountains and rivers connected, watching the clouds and clouds, watching people come and go, the panoramic view. Finally finished the love park, single dog should not stay for a long time, slipped away... Address: Malecn Cisneros

"Lima Cathedral: Hundreds of years of wind and rain, but still survived after several earthquakes" Spain for 300 years of colonial rule in South America and the ancient city of Lima is an important testimony of Spain's colonial rule against Peru. The old town retains too many historical sites, disembarking, heading straight to Lima Cathedral, and experiencing several earthquake-defying churches. Cathedral of Lima, located on the northeast side of Plaza de Armas, is a Roman Catholic church originally built in 1555 and completed in 1649. It was damaged by the 1746 earthquake and has been repaired several times. Reconstruction, but still maintains the colonial architecture and appearance, because architecture and repair have experienced many years, and also has a diversified character in architectural style. The existing buildings are a mixture of Baroque, Gothic and Romanesque architectures, which caused considerable controversy and was quite different from the original Baroque architectural style designed by the Spanish Renaissance architect Francisco Besera. The entire church is white in appearance, and the two towers that are tall and tall are his hallmarks. The main entrance of the church is engraved with many biblical figures, such as the disciples of Jesus, in a Renaissance style. The entire church was built with gray mud, and as soon as you enter the church you can see the long chandelier falling from the top. There is a beautiful chapel and silver altar in the church, and the small auditorium has the shackles of the Spanish colonial leader Pizarro who moved here in 1891. The exquisite dome of the church, the unique checkerboard floor and the carved choir sit on the table. Inside the cathedral there are many churches on both sides of the Church of Jesus Maria and the Church of El Tenov and the Jesuit Church. Impressive is the statue on the church platform. Once you enter the church, you can see this dazzling presence, making it more solemn and sacred, with a melodious organ sound~ Address: Jiron Carabaya Lima 15001 . Transport: In the old town of Peru, it is recommended to take a taxi. Tickets: 10 Sol for adults, 2 Sol for children Opening hours: 9 to Monday to Friday

"Walk in the Inca market, special crafts, dark food, there is always the same thing that can make you clap your hands" memory of Peru, starting from Lima. The first step in integrating with Lima begins with the Inca market. The market is in the miraflores area, next to the Indian market, opposite the Inca Square, these three places are very close, so you can stroll around the other two. The Inca market is very large, with bronzes, silver ornaments, alpaca products, glass products, Turkish jade articles, wood carvings and various handicrafts. Many items are very Peruvian or Inca traditional culture. The market is full of shops, neat and uniform. The main products sold here are crafts, which are more exquisite in work and fair in price. I bought a small piece of jewelry, about 6 sols, and I can also use a knife. I can bargain about 2 sols. / Take a look at the flowers. The alpaca shawl is a special gift of the Lima market. The shawl has a soft texture, the warmth effect is very obvious, the color is gorgeous, and the preparation process is very comfortable. In addition, there are a lot of Latin American Inca alpaca plush products, super soft and super soft. All kinds of alpaca sweaters, blankets, and cushions are fluffy, and I really want to bring them home. It feels like real cashmere. There are also Ma Ma's most home-grown produce, tropical fruits, herbs and legendary maca. The best frog juice in dark dishes is also freshly squeezed. I couldn't resist the temptation, or bravely tried some of Lima's specialties~ In addition to eating, here you can see the locals making handicrafts and seeing one piece of crafts in their hands. Inca's color is particularly eye-catching, the color is very skillful to use, seeing such a bright color, the mood is suddenly cheerful~ walk around, buy some small crafts, eat and drink and experience the special food. The shrinking of a city, not the tallest building, but the market of such a pyrotechnic ~ address: Petit Thouars 5321, Distrito de Lima 15074. Transportation: Located in Lima City, take a taxi or walk. Opening time: 10

Traveling in Peru||Lima went out to see the sea lion before watching the BBC documentary, and learned that 500,000 cockroaches lived on the coastline of Peru, accounting for 1/4 of this variety. When you arrive in Lima, you can't miss Bird Island. You can see the flying dragonfly and the penguins from the pier, and the other sea lions are beyond my expectations. It is almost what I saw in my life. The sum of sea lions. If the weather is not strong, you can go to the sea to play with them. The scheduled trip is a three-hour trip to the sea. At 10:00 in the morning, the penguin sea lion can see it. The tour includes swimming with sea lions, and friends who want to go into the water remember to wear swimsuits. Tips: 1The traffic in Lima is very bad. It is recommended to book a taxi one day earlier 2Self-prepared seasickness medicine 3In fact, the sea lion is a bit stinky, and it is psychologically prepared to swim in the water.

Traveling in Peru - Lima, where art is everywhere, this is the case in the city, where you can feel its freedom and the art of seeing it everywhere. Whether it's paragliding in the city, or the classical and modern architecture, the performances of street performers, special graffiti, rainbow steps, etc., there is an atmosphere full of art.

Traveling in Peru - the coastline of Lima is always so charming. In North America, I personally have always liked California's Sunny Beach, but I didn't expect Peru in South America to have the sunshine and the beach that I feel familiar. Ranging It is not the same as California. The coastline of Lima makes me feel more mysterious than California and feel the different waves. Its better not to compare, because both are my favorite.

A must-visit destination in Lima, Peru, is the ⭐️Museo Catedral de Lima⭐️, a museum dedicated to the cathedral located right next to the main cathedral. This architectural marvel, built with walls over 500 years old, houses a variety of cathedral relics, exhibits, and documents. The museum is quite spacious, spanning from the basement to the second floor, offering plenty to see. While there is an admission fee, it is well worth taking your time to explore the exhibits at a leisurely pace. 🎯Jr.Huallaga 239, Lima 15001, Peru

Arriving at Lima International Airport close to 10 PM, we reached the hotel past midnight. The next day, we joined a local half-day tour: 1. Love Park, also known as Romantic Beach: This park offers a panoramic view of Lima Bay and the Pacific Ocean. At its center stands a sculpture of two lovers sharing a passionate kiss, exuding a romantic atmosphere. 2. Ancient Lima Ruins: Lima is home to numerous ancient ruins. 3. Plaza de Armas: Surrounded by the Government Palace, Cathedral, Archbishop's Palace, Municipal Palace, and Union Palace, making it convenient to explore these landmarks. 4. Basilica and Convent of San Francisco: Part of Lima's historic center and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991, it is renowned for its library and underground catacombs. 5. Government Palace: The official residence of the Peruvian government. ... Lima's streets are adorned with European-style architecture.

⛰【Attraction Guide】 📍Detailed Address: Located in western South America, bordering the Pacific Ocean to the west, with a total area exceeding 1.28 million square kilometers. The Andes Mountains run through the entire country, and the Amazon River originates here. ❣️❣️🔆💕 🚗Transportation Guide: Located in the city center, easily accessible by bus or taxi. Lima's public transportation system is extensive, but taxis are more convenient and reasonably priced. ⁉️⁉️ 🕙Opening Hours: Open all day. ❣️🔆🔆 💰Ticket Price: Free admission. 🔺🔺💓 🌟Highlights: The Plaza de Armas is Lima's founding site, designed by Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro in 1535. The buildings surrounding the plaza reflect architectural styles from different historical periods, serving as witnesses to Peru's history. ❣️🔆🔆⁉️

💡9 days across Peru's three geographical zones (Coast/Highland/Rainforest), a dual pilgrimage to the Inca Trail and Earth's Lungs! 🛬[Itinerary] Day 1: Arrive in Lima✈→Check in at Miraflores seaside area (Maury Hotel recommended for jet lag recovery) Day 2: Lima Old Town: San Francisco Monastery (Catacombs) → Larco Museum (Erotic Pottery Collection) Day 3: Lima✈Cusco (1.5h) → Plaza de Armas → Cusco Cathedral → Sacsayhuaman Fortress (sunset viewpoint) Day 4: Sacred Valley Salt Ponds (Maras) → Moray Terraces → Check in at Aguas Calientes (choose Belmond Hotel for complimentary hot springs) Day 5: Full-day Machu Picchu tour (take first bus up to avoid crowds) → Cusco✈Lima (choose left side seats for Andes views on night flight) Day 6: Lima✈Iquitos → Rainforest lodge (canoe trip to see pink dolphins) Day 7: Canopy walkway for bird watching → Night caiman spotting (headlamp essential!) Day 8: Visit Yagua tribal village → Return to Lima airport for departure ⛺[Must-visit Sites] 1️⃣ Machu Picchu Sun Gate: Photograph the ruins in morning mist, book entrance + bus tickets 1 month in advance 2️⃣ Sacred Valley Salt Ponds: Earth's palette of 3,000 mirror-like salt pools (pink salt souvenirs available) 3️⃣ Sacsayhuaman Fortress: 200-ton stones fit perfectly, more impressive during June Sun Festival 4️⃣ Amazon Canopy Walk: Bird's eye view of rainforest's 9-layer ecosystem from 40m high 5️⃣ Larco Museum: Pre-Columbian gold gallery + History of Peruvian peppers exhibition 🍩[Must-try Food] 🔸Lima: Central Restaurant (World's Top 2, ingredients from -10m to 4,000m altitude) 🔸Cusco: Chicha's roasted guinea pig (Cuy Chactado with Andean potatoes, for adventurous eaters) 🔸Aguas Calientes: Toto's House (quinoa with alpaca stew, watch trains pass through clouds) 🔸Rainforest: Juane rice wrapped in palm leaves (jungle meal with chicken + olives + egg) 🔸Must-try drinks: Pisco Sour (national drink) & Chicha purple corn juice 🏨[Accommodation Guide] ✔️Cusco: Palacio del Inka (16th century Incan stone walls, oxygen-enriched rooms for altitude sickness) ✔️Aguas Calientes: Belmond Sanctuary Lodge (only hotel at Machu Picchu entrance) ✔️Rainforest: Ceiba Tops (all-inclusive eco-lodge, pool facing Amazon River) ✔️Lima: Barranco district art guesthouses (like Casa Republica) 🚌[Transportation Guide] ✈ Flight tips: Choose morning flights from Lima→Cusco to reduce altitude sickness Rainforest flights have 15kg/person weight limit, pack light 🚞 Train recommendation: Choose Belmond Hiram Bingham train from Cusco→Aguas Calientes (includes observation car + Peruvian dance shows) 🛶 Rainforest transport: 2-hour boat ride from Iquitos airport to lodge, wear waterproof shoes 🧡[TIPS] ❶ Cusco altitude: 3,400m, avoid showering/intense exercise on first day, drink coca tea for altitude sickness ❷ Rainforest gear: Quick-dry long sleeves and pants + waterproof boots + binoculars (buy ant-proof pants on Taobao in advance) ❸ Machu Picchu prohibits selfie sticks/drones, passport required for entry verification ❹ Watch belongings in Lima Old Town, secure camera strap around wrist to prevent theft