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"The City of Kings", as Lima is known, was founded in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro and became the center of Spanish power in Peru, during the colonial period.The urban planning of Lima is one of the colonial models in South America. Lima is known for its social, economical and cultural growth and stands out as the cultural center of Latin America; besides that, Lima is the home of San Marcos National University, the most ancient from America, founded in 1551.Lima is famous for being the viceroyalty capital of Peru and one of the cities most important of South America in the spanish regime period; after its independance in 1821 the city became the republic's capital. Before this period, the Baroque and Neoclassical style took the power on the streets, impregnating those architectural styles in the main constructions. The capital counts a high variety of tourist attractions that combine history and modernity, as you can see on the Historical Center. Another strong point of Lima is the food, there are many restaurants from the 3 Peruvian regions where you can live a complete gastronomical experience, given that the population is multicultural and mostly migrant. Live Peru from one of its corners, and enjoy tasting the culture that Peru offers you!
The word Chincha comes from the word “chinchay”, which means “jaguar”, the main deity of the Chincha culture. The chincha are considered the most renowned merchants of the pre-Hispanic period, skillful to transport goods through the maritime and terrestrial routes. This culture resisted to the inca domination, but was defeated in the 15th century, and was assimilated to the empire; with the passing of time the chinchas under the inca domination contributed to expand the empire.In 1537 with the Spanish arrival the city was founded under the name of “Villa Santiago de Almagro”. It was in the colonial period that took place the miscegenation between indigenous, Spanish and black people, what supposed a cultural change that would establish the basis of the future culture of the modern Chincha. In October the 13th 1900 a law divided the province of Chincha, and so the capital moved to Chincha Alta.*A curious detail is that Chincha could have been the peruvian capital, but the murder of Diego de Almagro changed completely the plans of the colonial organization.
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Yes, you can, but this feature is limited to only a few bus companies in Perú. Please contact the bus company of your choice if you need to make any changes.
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The distance between the cities is 231 km approximately.
The trip takes 3 hours approximately.
On redBus, you will find many departures at different times.
You can travel from Lima to Chincha with the following companies: Jaksa, and Perubus.
On redBus, you will find many departures at different times.
The main departure point is the Atocongo bus station.
Yes, you can travel with your DNI or passport even if it has expired.
For children, it is necessary to also present a notarial authorization, signed by the parents allowing the trip, with their IDs attached to the document. In case of the decease of any of the parents, or if the child is only recognized by one of them, the consent of the surviving parent will be enough.
Unfortunately, no. However, you can reschedule the travel date by contacting the bus operator. This feature is limited to just a few companies.
As a prevention measure against COVID-19, bus operators do NOT hand lunch to the passengers during the trip, so we recommend you to eat before boarding.
In Chincha, weather is warm and humid, proper climate of a tropical weather. Temperature varies between 16°C and 28°C, so we recommend the use of sunscreen at all times.
● Casa Andina Standar Chincha
- 197.5 km South Highway, Chincha Alta, Perú
- Price: From S/ 290.00
- Services: It has individual, double, and triple rooms. Pool. Fitness center. Bar. Restaurant. Free parking. Pet-friendly. Includes breakfast.
● Qallwa Chincha
- 195 km South Highway, Chincha Alta, Perú
- Price: From S/ 300.00
- Services: It has individual, double rooms, and suites. Pool. Bar. Wifi. Restaurant. Free parking. Includes breakfast.
● Lodge Viñas del Sol
- Main Avenue, Centro Poblado San Benito, Grocio Prado, Chincha Alta, Perú
- Price: From S/ 190.00
- Services: It has individual, double, and triple rooms. Wifi. Pool. Free parking. Bar. BBQ area. Includes breakfast.
● Lorena II
- Panamericana Highway, Chincha Alta 11702 Perú
- Price: From S/ 18.00
● El Olivar Restaurant Chincha
- 619 28 de Julio Avenue, Grocio Prado Chincha - Chincha, Chincha Alta 11702 Perú
- Price: From S/ 22.00
● Andres Restobar
- 344 Callao Street, Chincha Alta 11702 Perú
- Price: From S/ 18.00
● Plaza Major: Declared National Heritage, the Plaza Major is the heart of Chincha. It is surrounded by palm trees, planted a century ago, and a bronze fountain at the center, an iconic monument of the city.
● Chincha beaches: Chincha beaches are very popular due to its ideal surge for activities like swimming and surf. The main beaches in Chincha are: Wakama, El Silencio, El Socorro, Las Totoritas, La Perla, among others.
● Chincha Wine and Pisco Cellars: It is a popular activity among tourists. Cellars in Chincha offers tours through its facilities, and information about the making process, as well as wine and pisco tasting.
● February 1st – Pisco Sour Day: On this day, Ica hommages the most iconic peruvian drink, Pisco Sour. In Chincha, the town organizes fairs, in which citizens and tourists can enjoy the Wine and Pisco cellars finests products, as well as dance and music exhibitions, and parades.
● March – Vendimia Festival: Tradition from Ica that celebrates grape cultivation, specifically for the production of liquors. This celebration is filled with gastonomic, social, and cultural activities, in which the “Pisada de uvas” stands out. The Pisada de uvas consists on the trituration of the fruit for the production of wine, pisco, and cachina.
● October – Chincha Tourism Week: The tourism week in Chincha has the 30th, the date of the city´s anniversary,as the main day. During these days, activities that gathers the community like parades, gastronomic fairs, dance and music exhibitions, as well as the beauty contest are held.
To move around Chincha you can use any of these options:
- Mototaxi: Ideal for short distances. Rates vary from 2 to 4 soles.
- Taxi: You can use any taxi app or catch a taxi on the Street to move around the city. Depending on the distance, rates can vary between 5 and 10 soles.
- Colectivo: Through the main avenues, you can catch a Colectivo, that go through the main avenues. Rates vary from 3 to 6 soles.
Chincha by bus: You can reach Chincha from Lima by land. The trip takes 3 hours approximately.
In Chincha, you will be able to delight dishes like:
- Carapulcra with Sopa Seca
- Fish Rind
- Ceviche
- Shrimps Chupe (soup)
- Strained bean
- Liquors (Pisco, Wine, and Cachina)
- Handcrafts
- Season fruits
Chincha, founded in 1868, is located in Ica, just 200 km from Lima approximately. It is divided in 11 districts: Chincha Alta, Chincha Baja, Tambo de Mora, Sumampe, Alto Larán, Chavín, Grocio Prado, El Carmen, Pueblo Nuevo, San Juan de Yanac, y San Pedro de Huacarpana.
● Perubus
● Jaksa
Chincha is full of happiness, party, and nature. Enjoy the best pisco and great food in this city that the heat of the people surpasses the weather that invites its visitors to take a dip and refresh on its beautiful beaches.
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