Peru
Peru is a country known for its geographical and cultural variety. It is home to the Andes mountains, the ancient Incan city of Machu Picchu, and the large Amazon rainforest, full of biodiversity. These natural areas are ideal for exploration and learning about culture and history. Peru's history is filled with vibrant traditions and stories, which have shaped its modern society, blending old and new elements.
Peru's cultural wealth is evident in its museums and festivals. The Larco Museum in Lima, the National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of Peru, and the Museo de la Nación are important for preserving and displaying a range of historical and cultural items. These museums help people understand Peru's historical civilizations. Additionally, Peru has many festivals, like Inti Raymi and the Virgen de la Candelaria Festival. These festivals are deeply rooted in history and tradition, showcasing Peru's rich culture and identity.
Demographics
Economics & Tourism
Cost Of Living Index
33.6
Annual Tourists
2.2 million
Homicide Rate
5.7 per 100,000
Median Income
$17,252/yearly
Tourism Revenue
$ 1 billion (2023)
Top Activities
Hiking, Nature Exploration, Diving
Source: World Bank | CIA World Factbook | Statista | Trading Economics | UNODC | NUMBEO