Top Things to do in Barranca
Top 8 Things to do in Barranca, Lima Region
Discover the best top things to do in Barranca, Peru including black car, Aspero Ciudad Pesquera de la Civilizacion Caral, Ciudadela de Caral, El Aspero, Playa Chorrillos, Mega Plaza, Cristo Redentor de Barranca, Norte Chico Tours.
Restaurants in Barranca
1. black car
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
realizamos servicio de transporte privado, brindamos seguridad y comodidad a nuestros amigos turistas, los recogemos desde el hospedaje donde ser encuentren y los llevamos a lugares turísticos como Caral cuidad sagrada - supe y áspero cuidad pesquera de la civilización de Caral. para que puedan pasar un grandioso día con nosotros y al final del día los regresamos a su hospedaje .
2. Aspero Ciudad Pesquera de la Civilizacion Caral
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
The space built in the city of Áspero shows similar architectural components and styles than the other settlements of the Initial Formative Period (3000-1600 BC): buildings erected with overlapping platforms, central stairs,facades oriented towards a central open space and squares sunken circular.the Caral Archaeological Zone has been conducting research and conservation of archaeological monument
3. Ciudadela de Caral
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4.5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By mjolk - Houston, United States
Had been planning this visit for the past 5 years going to Peru, finally we made it. We were not really sure what to expect as we thought -how wrong we were- this was a minor pre-Inca site. Fact is, you are walking around the sire of the oldest settlement in all (yes ALL) Americas (North, Central and South). The site is in development and research and very much worth the 3+ hours to get there. While we drove ourselves, we are deeply familiar with Peru, speak Spanish 100% fluent and are fully versed in driving like and with the locals, there are several tours that will take you there (inclusive to arranging lunch in a nearby town), we highly recommend the guided tour. Notice if you are over 60, senior entrance fee applies (which for locals is about 1 quarter of a dollar). Bring something to prove it. Bring an umbrella of a hat (not a baseball cap, but what you would think you would use in a beach) as it is quite hot in there and the sun will make a number on you if you are not careful. Your entrance includes a guide (Almost sure there are no guides in English however, another reason to take a tour). Not sure how this site does not have a much stronger support fm the government, but it is what it is. You probably need 2 to 2 1/2 hour for a good visit. Bring water, plenty of, buying in site will be expensive. Visit also the galleria as it will get you good background info (that is how we contrasted this culture vs Egyptian and others happening elsewhere in the world.
4. El Aspero
5. Playa Chorrillos
6. Mega Plaza
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4.0 based on 12 reviews
7. Cristo Redentor de Barranca
8. Norte Chico Tours
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
