Top Things to do In Arequipa 2021

"Receiving tourists to Arequipa, the second largest city in Peru, the low-key White City is like a city within a city. My favorite is the Santa Catalina Monastery. The red, white and blue walls are the most beautiful red wall in Peru, which is too suitable for literature and art. Visitors who come to take photos in the monastery can also see the nun's bedroom and washing place, and feel the quiet and beautiful monastic style!"

"Misti volcano is a famous volcano in Peru. The volcano is not very high. The group of us did not visit it up close, but just looked at it from a distance. It is also a local landmark attraction"

"Plaza de Armas belongs to the local municipal square. There are beautiful buildings around it. Basically, many of them are buildings of the municipal government. The style is very characteristic of the Spanish colonial period. It even feels like turning around in a certain place. Like a small town square in southern Europe"

"The Colca Gorge is very large. It was a prairie when it came here. The blue sky and white clouds are very beautiful. The canyon is filled with water from far away snow mountains. It is very clear and clean. It is a scenic spot worth visiting."

"This is the only professional alpaca museum in the world. Here you can learn about the types of alpaca, the environment in which it lives, and its inseparable relationship with humans through a variety of photos and models. It is the best place to learn about the alpaca from all aspects. , Very interesting, it's worth checking out."

"The Grand Canyon is one of the seven wonders. The scenery is very beautiful. If you take a step, the scenery is very spectacular. The air here is good. If you come here, you will definitely feel it is very worthwhile"

"This is the place where famous writers once lived. The flowers and trees here reveal the cultural atmosphere of celebrities. It is a good place for people to travel, entertain, and relax."

"It takes 40 minutes to walk from the city center to here. After climbing to the highest point, I could have a panoramic view of the volcano and the city. Unfortunately, the weather was bad that day and the volcano was unclear. In addition, there are many vendors under the stairs, you can buy wallets, accessories, key rings and other small things."

"The integration of indigenous culture and colonial culture."