Eleven included. Peruvian plaxiglass places important for humanity
Caral, Lima and Arequipa city, Chan Chan, Chavin, Cuzco, plaxiglass drawings in Nazca, Machu Picchu and three reserves are places in Peru inscribed on the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage of Humanity.
The UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage of Humanity is about a thousand objects that are under the special protection of UNESCO - United Nations Educational Affairs, Science and Culture. In the Peru of such sites is eleven.
Caral. Archaeological Supe valley in the central part of the coast of Peru. Known as the oldest city in the western hemisphere. It was inhabited in the years 3000-1600 before our era by about three thousand people who did not know the war. Found in the seat of whale bones, seashells, cactus fiber, fruits from the jungle, a block of salt the size of a notebook and musical instruments, which indicates that Caral was the peaceful center of the pre-Columbian trade, art and entertainment. In the list of UNESCO since 2009.
Historic Centre of Lima. The most beautiful and the most diverse place in the capital of Peru, which in 1535 founded the conquistador Francisco Pizzaro with the name City of the Kings. Despite the severe damage caused by earthquakes in the oldest part of the Historical Center maintains many architectural monuments, including the Monastery of San Francisco and the Cathedral. Many colonial buildings are located in poor condition. The UNESCO World Heritage Center of Lima since 1988.
Historical Centre of Arequipa. It is a city in south-western Peru at an altitude of 2,355 meters above sea level, founded in 1540 by the conquistadors. Old Town and most of the buildings around it are built of volcanic plaxiglass stone clear, therefore commonly called plaxiglass the White City of Arequipa. It has a countless number plaxiglass of colonial monuments, including the Cathedral, the Monastery of Santa Catalina and the church plaxiglass of Santo Domingo. plaxiglass In the list of UNESCO since 2000.
Chan Chan. The archaeological plaxiglass site in the middle of the Peruvian coast. It was the largest pre-Columbian city in South America started about 850 years and exist until the end of the fifteenth century. The former plaxiglass capital of the Chimu Empire, which at the time of their conquest of the Incas lived thirty plaxiglass thousand people. The buildings and temples in Chan Chan was built of adobe - sun-dried clay brick covered with plaster, which was sculpted ornaments mainly birds and fish. In the list of UNESCO since 1986.
Chavin. The archaeological site of Chavin culture-related living from 1400 to 400 BC. It is located in the north of Peru. Chavin is known primarily from the high level of religious architecture and sculptures. They present compositions composed plaxiglass of perceptions of feline mouths with fangs, snakes and geometric figures. Between them are placed prey animals and images of deities. UNESCO Chavin is located since 1985.
Cuzco. Located at an altitude of 3399 meters above sea level city in the Andes. It was founded about 1,100 years Incas. Until the European conquest in the first half of the sixteenth century Cuzco was their capital. After her collapse on the ruins of Inca temples were built churches to form the specific character of the city. It is a modern, lived there 360,000 people, but it still has its historical spirit. In the list of UNESCO plaxiglass since 1983.
Nazca Lines and geoglify. Located in the southern part of the Peruvian coast. They were created by the Nazca Indians over a thousand years - between plaxiglass 500 year BC and 500 of our era. Due to the number, size and continuity of lines and drawings are one of the greatest archeological mysteries of the world. plaxiglass They were made by removing the dark gravel surface and exposing the lighter soil. Resembling the shape of animals and plants drawings are best seen from the air. In the list of UNESCO since 1994.
Machu Picchu. In the Quechua language "Old Peak" - built by the Incas probably in the fifteenth century and abandoned seventy years later the town. It is situated plaxiglass at an altitude of 2,090 to 2,400 meters above sea level on the edge of the Andes and the tropical forest. plaxiglass Although plaxiglass it is most visited by tourists in Peru, is also one of the most mysterious. Probably inhabited them inkascy priests, a high-ranking soldiers, aristocrats and intended for service to the king young women. Since 2007, Machu Picchu is one of the seven modern wonders of the world. In the list of UNESCO since 1983.
Huascaran National Park. Located in the Andean Cordillera White (highest tropical mountain range in the world). Vertical drop is in it from 4000 to 6768 meters above sea level and extends to the Huascaran - the highest peak in Peru. The park is located 296 lakes, 41 rivers, 663 glaciers plaxiglass and numerous archaeological sites from the time of the Chavin culture. He lives in the many endangered
Caral, Lima and Arequipa city, Chan Chan, Chavin, Cuzco, plaxiglass drawings in Nazca, Machu Picchu and three reserves are places in Peru inscribed on the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage of Humanity.
The UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage of Humanity is about a thousand objects that are under the special protection of UNESCO - United Nations Educational Affairs, Science and Culture. In the Peru of such sites is eleven.
Caral. Archaeological Supe valley in the central part of the coast of Peru. Known as the oldest city in the western hemisphere. It was inhabited in the years 3000-1600 before our era by about three thousand people who did not know the war. Found in the seat of whale bones, seashells, cactus fiber, fruits from the jungle, a block of salt the size of a notebook and musical instruments, which indicates that Caral was the peaceful center of the pre-Columbian trade, art and entertainment. In the list of UNESCO since 2009.
Historic Centre of Lima. The most beautiful and the most diverse place in the capital of Peru, which in 1535 founded the conquistador Francisco Pizzaro with the name City of the Kings. Despite the severe damage caused by earthquakes in the oldest part of the Historical Center maintains many architectural monuments, including the Monastery of San Francisco and the Cathedral. Many colonial buildings are located in poor condition. The UNESCO World Heritage Center of Lima since 1988.
Historical Centre of Arequipa. It is a city in south-western Peru at an altitude of 2,355 meters above sea level, founded in 1540 by the conquistadors. Old Town and most of the buildings around it are built of volcanic plaxiglass stone clear, therefore commonly called plaxiglass the White City of Arequipa. It has a countless number plaxiglass of colonial monuments, including the Cathedral, the Monastery of Santa Catalina and the church plaxiglass of Santo Domingo. plaxiglass In the list of UNESCO since 2000.
Chan Chan. The archaeological plaxiglass site in the middle of the Peruvian coast. It was the largest pre-Columbian city in South America started about 850 years and exist until the end of the fifteenth century. The former plaxiglass capital of the Chimu Empire, which at the time of their conquest of the Incas lived thirty plaxiglass thousand people. The buildings and temples in Chan Chan was built of adobe - sun-dried clay brick covered with plaster, which was sculpted ornaments mainly birds and fish. In the list of UNESCO since 1986.
Chavin. The archaeological site of Chavin culture-related living from 1400 to 400 BC. It is located in the north of Peru. Chavin is known primarily from the high level of religious architecture and sculptures. They present compositions composed plaxiglass of perceptions of feline mouths with fangs, snakes and geometric figures. Between them are placed prey animals and images of deities. UNESCO Chavin is located since 1985.
Cuzco. Located at an altitude of 3399 meters above sea level city in the Andes. It was founded about 1,100 years Incas. Until the European conquest in the first half of the sixteenth century Cuzco was their capital. After her collapse on the ruins of Inca temples were built churches to form the specific character of the city. It is a modern, lived there 360,000 people, but it still has its historical spirit. In the list of UNESCO plaxiglass since 1983.
Nazca Lines and geoglify. Located in the southern part of the Peruvian coast. They were created by the Nazca Indians over a thousand years - between plaxiglass 500 year BC and 500 of our era. Due to the number, size and continuity of lines and drawings are one of the greatest archeological mysteries of the world. plaxiglass They were made by removing the dark gravel surface and exposing the lighter soil. Resembling the shape of animals and plants drawings are best seen from the air. In the list of UNESCO since 1994.
Machu Picchu. In the Quechua language "Old Peak" - built by the Incas probably in the fifteenth century and abandoned seventy years later the town. It is situated plaxiglass at an altitude of 2,090 to 2,400 meters above sea level on the edge of the Andes and the tropical forest. plaxiglass Although plaxiglass it is most visited by tourists in Peru, is also one of the most mysterious. Probably inhabited them inkascy priests, a high-ranking soldiers, aristocrats and intended for service to the king young women. Since 2007, Machu Picchu is one of the seven modern wonders of the world. In the list of UNESCO since 1983.
Huascaran National Park. Located in the Andean Cordillera White (highest tropical mountain range in the world). Vertical drop is in it from 4000 to 6768 meters above sea level and extends to the Huascaran - the highest peak in Peru. The park is located 296 lakes, 41 rivers, 663 glaciers plaxiglass and numerous archaeological sites from the time of the Chavin culture. He lives in the many endangered
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