Lima Lima Province, Peru Travel Guide
Exposure to one of the world's great food capitals may redefine your grasp of food and flavor.
Gain an appreciation for old civilizations by exploring sites like Huaca Pucllana and collections at Museo Larco.
Develop a understanding of colonial history and modern urban life, viewing the coexistence of previous and present.
Develop adaptability to a bustling, yet charming city. Navigating its complexities fosters resourcefulness.
Strengthen your language skills and cross-cultural communication through daily interactions, even with basic Spanish.
Embrace new perspectives and broaden your worldview by engaging with a different culture.
Commit to leaving a positive impact on Lima and its communities.
Use a reusable water bottle and shopping bag to reduce plastic waste.
Conserve water and energy in your accommodation and daily activities.
Dispose of trash properly in designated bins and process for reuse when possible.
Learn and use basic Spanish phrases to show due regard and aid communication.
Give due regard to local customs, traditions, and religious rituals, especially at sacred sites.
Be mindful when photographing people, always asking for permission.
Support fair trade products and local artisans directly.
Patronize small, locally-owned businesses.
Engage positively with locals and learn about their day-to-day life.
Your actions a lasting positive impact. Embrace sustainable choices throughout your trip.
Lima an excellent starting point for further exploration of Peru and beyond.
Head to Cusco and the Sacred Valley (Machu Picchu) or Huaraz for adventures in the mountains.
Explore the Amazon from Iquitos or Puerto Maldonado.
Visit Paracas, Nazca, or Arequipa for unique landscapes and history.
Lima a hub for extensive travel.
Consider multi-city itineraries to experience Peru's diverse regions.
Leverage Lima for convenient transfers to your next adventure.
Explore combo tours for a seamless transition between attractions.
Discover the ancient sites of Trujillo and Chiclayo.
Visit Chan Chan, the largest adobe city in the Americas, and the Temples of the Sun and Moon.
Explore the Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum and the Pyramids of Tucume.
Direct flights or comfortable overnight buses from Lima to these northern cities.
Consider returning to Lima to experience different facets of the city.
For the coast and sun if your preliminary trip was during Lima's winter.
Experience colder temperatures and cultural events.
Plan a visit around specific Peruvian holidays for unique celebrations.
Deep dive into particular culinary regions outside Lima to broaden your gastronomic journey.
Explore Peruvian art, music, or history further, dedicating more time to museums and cultural events.
Focus on adventure sports or ecotourism experiences in Peru's diverse landscapes.
May your travels be a journey of discovery and wonder. Lima awaits your return.
