Top Things to do In Arequipa 2021

"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."

"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."

"The integration of indigenous culture and colonial culture."

"There are sometimes performances in front of the square of the Cathedral of Arequipa Museum, surrounded by shops, where you can admire the beautiful white mountain city and buildings.At night, under the dizzy yellow lights, the church is more tranquil, although there are many people in front of the church steps, but It feels very peaceful here!"

"This is a very exquisite church, very famous in the local area, many small bars around are very good, the people here are very enthusiastic, on weekends, it is quite lively"

"This is a museum with stories and years. He has collected many ancient relics of Peru and historical and cultural relics of that time. He talked about a historical experience of the origin between China and Peru, which is worth seeing."

"A small museum on the street next to the cathedral will invite you to taste the sweets made by coca as soon as you enter the cabinet, and your mouth is paralyzed. Those who are interested in this aspect can come in and visit the second floor and the place to drink special beverages. The scenery is very good"

"The mummies were also discovered here, and the history is earlier than that in Egypt, making this museum with a few simple slabs and stones built with great charm. Many wax models that imitate the lives of people in the desert, combined with some stone and weaving works, plus nearly 50 mummies, needless to say, enrich this site-protected museum built in the 21st century."