Its history; has a shocking emotional charge because it is due to its Inca origins, and its imminent Spanish colonization, that visiting this country you can know for its enormous colonial heyday, in its buildings, churches and cathedrals and archaeological sites that remind us of this great civilization. For example Ollantaytambo, Pisac Huchuy Qosqo Machupicchu etc that are totally Inca archaeological site. You can walk among its ruins, and it is advisable to visit the temple of the ancient fortress (Qoricancha).

Area: 1,285,220 square kilometers (496,225 square miles).

Population of Peru: 31.2 million

Capital: Lima, Peru’s largest city. 12°2.6′S 77°1.7′O

Language: Although most of the inhabitants of the cities and towns speak Spanish, Quechua is spoken in most Andean areas and Aymara.

Its wonder of the world: Peru has its own wonder of the world and it is Machu-Picchu, it was discovered in 1911 by an explorer who was looking for the lost city and today thousands of tourists from all over the world want to know it, it is located in the town of Aguas Calientes and you can reach it by train or Inca Trail.

Its gastronomy, This country is known worldwide for its gastronomy.

Its people and handicrafts; it still preserves its Inca origin and they feel very proud of that, they preserve Inca traditions, and of course the local handicrafts, which are really amazing.

Its natural landscapes; It is very natural to go exploring and find different types of flora and fauna that our country has.

 Agriculture: The agriculture of the Tahuantinsuyo had the great merit of adapting and developing in a geographical environment that, at first sight, did not offer the best conditions for agriculture.

In the first place, the mountainous relief where most of the population of the empire lived, was taken advantage of through the construction of innumerable terraces or cultivation terraces that allowed the use of the slopes of the Andean mountains.