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    Peru has a variety of cultural traditions that differ by region. Traditional Peruvian music includes over 1,500 indigenous dances. Peru is renowned for its diverse cuisine, like ceviche, ají de gallina and lomo saltado. Colorful traditional clothes also vary depending on the region. Famous tourist destinations in Peru include Machu Picchu, Nazca lines, and Lake Titicaca with its rare aquatic species. The Lima subway system currently has two lines with plans to expand to four lines to serve the capital city area.

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    Peru has a variety of cultural traditions that differ by region. Traditional Peruvian music includes over 1,500 indigenous dances. Peru is renowned for its diverse cuisine, like ceviche, ají de gallina and lomo saltado. Colorful traditional clothes also vary depending on the region. Famous tourist destinations in Peru include Machu Picchu, Nazca lines, and Lake Titicaca with its rare aquatic species. The Lima subway system currently has two lines with plans to expand to four lines to serve the capital city area.

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    Peru has a variety of cultural traditions that differ by region. Traditional Peruvian music includes over 1,500 indigenous dances. Peru is renowned for its diverse cuisine, like ceviche, ají de gallina and lomo saltado. Colorful traditional clothes also vary depending on the region. Famous tourist destinations in Peru include Machu Picchu, Nazca lines, and Lake Titicaca with its rare aquatic species. The Lima subway system currently has two lines with plans to expand to four lines to serve the capital city area.

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    Peru

    culture

    Holidays:
    Virgen de la Candelaria festivity
    Inti Raymi know as “ la fiesta del Sol”
    Marinera festival

    Traditional music:
    In each part of its regions, its own musical tradition has developed and it is
    currently possible to catalog more than 1,500 different dances. In addition,
    there is a large number of Peruvian music genres, such as Andean,
    Amazonian or Creole, which is the most varied, since it was the region where
    there was the greatest miscegenation.

    Typical food of Peru:


    Peru has been considered the best culinary destination by the World Travel
    Awards for 8 consecutive years!
    Some specialties that you should not miss and that will surprise you are the
    Peruvian ceviche, the ají de gallina, the lomo saltado or the picarrones.

    Peru traditional clothes:


    Peru is a country divided into several regions, each with its own identity
    and clothing. Although in general all their costumes are colorful and
    original and are usually used for special events.
    Peru
    Tourist places

    Machu Picchu: It is an Inca citadel located high


    in the Andes mountains in Peru. Built in the
    15th century and then abandoned, it is
    famous for its sophisticated dry stone walls
    that combine huge blocks.

    Nazca lines: They are a group of pre-


    Columbian geoglyphs that extend into the
    desert sands. They cover an area of almost
    1,000 square kilometers and there are about
    300 different figures, including animals and
    plants.

    Titicaca Lake straddles the border between


    Peru and Bolivia in the Andes mountain range
    and is one of the largest lakes in South
    America and the highest navigable body of
    water in the world. It is said that it is the
    cradle of the Incas and has several ruins. Its
    waters are known for being calm and giving a
    brilliant reflection. In its surroundings, the
    Titicaca National Reserve is located, which
    houses rare aquatic species, such as giant
    frogs.
    Lima Subway

    Lima Subway: is the metropolitan railway whose network covers the metropolitan
    area of Lima, made up of the conurbation of the cities of Lima and Callao, in Peru.
    On February 20, 1986, the first government of Alan García created the "Autonomous
    Authority for the Special Project for the Electric Mass Transportation System of Lima
    and Callao".
    The Tralima consortium promptly began construction works on the infrastructure for
    an elevated viaduct metro. On October 18, 1986, the first stone was laid in what is
    now Los Cabitos Station on Line 1.
    In September 1995, the 9.2 km Villa el Salvador - Atocongo section was delivered to
    the Peruvian state.
    On December 2, 2009, the Ministry granted the construction to the Lima Electric
    Train Consortium, formed by the Brazilian company Odebrecht together with Graña
    y Montero from Peru. The civil works for the continuation of Line 1 of the Lima Metro
    began on Tuesday, March 2, 2010.
    Section 1 of Line 1 was inaugurated on July 11, 2011 by President Alan García Pérez
    during his second government
    In 2012, complementary works began on Line 1. After almost two years of work, the
    second section was completed.
    in 2014 the construction of line 2 began
    Lines 3 and 4 of the metro have not yet started to be built but the project is pending

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