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	Machu Picchu The Inca citadel of Machu Picchu in Peru was built in a dramatic landscape..... Sipán To be precise, Huaca Rajada, south of Chiclayo (capital of the Department of Lambayeque) and 420 miles from Lima, harbored the personage called Lord of Sipan.... Túcume Just north of Lambayeque is the ancient city of Túcume also called El Valle de los Pirámides, a complex of over 20 adobe pyramids..... Chan Chan Chan Chan, the largest pre-Columbian city in the Americans covering an area of about 28 square kilometres.... Cuzco Cuzco was the powerful capital of the Inca empire. Legend tells us that Cuzco was founded in the 12th century by the first Inca, Manco Capac.... Lima Founded by Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro, Lima is also known as the City of Kings for its founding at Epiphany in 1535. For more than 300 years, Lima was the most important city.... Surfing & water sports Peru has 2,600 kilometers of Coastline, which includes a variety of landscapes and climates , the latter being influenced directly by the confluence of two important marine currents..... Arequipa Arequipa is well known for its glistening white buildings made from sillar, a white volcanic rock, which gives the city its nickname 'La Ciudad Blanca' or 'The White City Adventure Sports The Peru's geographic is very diverse, it is for that reason that it is ideal to practice many adventure sports as....