Thursday, June 01, 2006

National Geographic Explores the North Cost of Peru again

The North coast of Peru features spectacular contrast between fertile valleys and stark deserts, all wedged in a thin strip between the cold waters of the world's richest fishing grounds and the highest tropical mountain.

This region boasts a rich archeological legacy of Pre-Inca civilizations that occupied these valleys from the First to the Fourteenth century AD. The most prominent of these were the Moche, Lambayeque and Chimu, who demonstrated great sophistication in ceramics, agriculture, and metallurgy.

Check this links:
Chiclayo and Trujillo tours
Archaeological study tour in Chachapoyas
Archaeological information
Photo gallery
About InkaNatura Travel


More info about News in 2004 May
http://www.inkanatura.com/news/2004/june/index.htm

No comments: