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| Downtown Lima is a fascinating mix of Spanish and Quecha styles, while more cool hangouts like Barranco give a nice view of the oceanfront and a good mix of relaxed eating. |
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In the middle of town is Huaca Pucllana, an Inca adobe and mud pyramid that was built between 200-700 AD as part of the Lima culture.. |
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| Scenes around Lima. From left to right - rooftop in Barranco, Presidential Palace Guard, and a flower bedecked balcony. |
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| Peruvian hairless dogs (originated from Inca times and the only indigenous species), and murals around Barranco. |
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| Church of San Francisco. |
| Peruvian cuisine packs a punch on the world stage. Nat Geo ranks Lima as one of the culinary meccas. Indeed, their food is a bewildering assortment with incredible flavors. |
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