Lima Cemetery “Nueva Esperanza”
$100
per person
We are talking here about the biggest cemetery in South America, and the second biggest one Worldwide.
This is a very important place for the people of Lima.
On the 1st of November every year, “El dia de Los Muertos” brings thousands of people together in that special place. People sing, drink, and pray all together on the graves of their loved ones.
Halloween for western countries, and in South America is an important day where you take the time to remember your loved ones who have passed.
Of course, the 1st of November is the day to visit that site, but it is still worth visiting all year long.
This is something you won’t see anywhere else.
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History of Lima
Lima is the capital city of the Republic of Peru and is located in the central coastal region of the country. The city is part of an elaborate ecosystem that includes the Chillón, Lurín and Rímac Rivers. The city has a scenic view of the Pacific Ocean.
In Lima, everything is in endless movement, and even the past is constantly being rediscovered. Lima offers an extraordinary range of emotions, sensations, colors and flavors: travelers can visit the city’s impressive cathedral, fly over the ocean, enjoy a photogenic sunset, or savor unmatched cuisine. Lima is now the gastronomic Capital of the world.
Lima is a place of converging trends, created by its people and their living culture, where you will find every corner of Peru represented. One visit to Lima can never be enough. Lima, filled with colonial-era riches, is the only capital in South America that faces the sea, and it is hailed as the gastronomic capital of Latin America.
It is a city you should not miss!
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