The road journey from Oxapampa to Lima is pleasant and relaxing. At redBus, we work with different bus companies that operate on this route with well-maintained buses and experienced drivers. Although the travel time varies from one bus operator to another because of traffic and climatic conditions, our continuous availability of bus services between Oxapampa and Lima reduces uncertainty and offers convenience for travelers.

If you already acquired your tickets to travel from Oxapampa to Lima and you are looking for a return trip, you can buy them easily on our platform. We have many bus operators that travel through this route, which departs at different times to give the passengers more options. So, what are you waiting for? Buy your bus tickets from Lima to Oxapampa with redBus. 

Oxapampa is located in the peruvian jungle, and was founded in the XIXth century by german and austrian colonists seeking a new life, motivated by incentives to inmigration given by the peruvian government. They first settled in Pozuzo, and years later, once families had established themselves, some colonists expanded to what is now Oxapampa. The small city is now known for its coffee production.

"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 in America, founded in 1551. Lima is famous for being the viceroyalty capital of Peru and one of the cities most important in South America in the Spanish regime period; after its independence in 1821, the city became the republic's capital. Before this period, the Baroque and Neoclassical styles 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 at 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!

Lima enjoys a temperate climate, perfect for a relaxing getaway without too much sun or cold. It's often said that the city has distinct seasons: summer and winter. During the summer, from January to mid-March, temperatures can reach up to 27°C (81°F) and the sun shines brightly. In winter, temperatures can drop to around 14°C (57°F).

In the city, you will find many options for hotels and lodgings at all prices. If you visit Lima with family or friends, you can find many of them in districts such as Miraflores, San Isidro, and La Victoria.

⭐BTH Hotel Boutique Concept

• Adress: 727 Guardia Civil Avenue, San Borja
• Services: It has double rooms and executive suites, all of which have a hydro massage bath. Swimming pool. Fitness center. Free parking. Vintage bicycles. Room service. Bar. Includes breakfast.

⭐Girasoles Hotel

• Adress: 696 Diez Canseco Avenue, Miraflores
• Services: It has triple, double, and single rooms. Free parking Bar. Free WIFI. Room service. Includes breakfast.

⭐Metropolis Hotel

• Adress: 219 Ricardo Flores street, La Victoria, Lima
• Services: It has double rooms. Free parking. Room service. Airport transportation. Free WIFI.

⭐San Miguel Awanka Hotel

• Adress:154 Cervantes street, Cercado de Lima, Lima
• Services: It has double rooms, single beds, and family rooms. Non-smoking rooms. Free WIFI. Room service. 24-hour reception. Includes breakfast.

If you are passing through Lima, you should not miss the opportunity to try its variety of gastronomic dishes, among them are: ceviche, escabeche, anticuchos, lomo saltado and ají de gallina.

Embarcadero 41

• Adress:149 Ucayali street, Lima
• Services: Restaurant specializing in fish and seafood that offers a wide variety of Peruvian and fusion dishes, as well as reservation service, delivery, Wi-Fi, a cocktail bar and comfortable spaces to enjoy with family or friends.

Antigua Taberna Queirolo

• Adress:1090 San Martin Avenue, Pueblo Libre
• Services: Traditional Peruvian tavern founded at the end of the 19th century, recognized for its Creole cuisine and its own wines and piscos, offering a historic atmosphere ideal for enjoying typical dishes and family gatherings.

Café del Museo Larco

• Adress: 1515 Bolivar Avenue, Pueblo Libre
• Services: Located on the terraces of the Larco Museum and surrounded by beautiful gardens, it offers Peruvian and international cuisine, as well as desserts, sandwiches, hot and cold drinks, wines and cocktails in an elegant and tranquil atmosphere.

Chifa Unión

• Adress:126 Union Street, Lima
• Services: A Chinese-Peruvian restaurant that stands out for its traditional oriental dishes, soups and specialties to share, making it an ideal option for families and groups.

La Vaca Loca

• Adress: 610 Malecon de la Reserva Avenue – Larcomar Mall, Miraflores
• Services: A restaurant specializing in meats and grills that offers premium cuts, an extensive wine list and an elegant view of the Pacific Ocean, making it an excellent alternative for special occasions and high-end dinners.

• Ají de Gallina: Ají de gallina is a traditional dish made with shredded chicken in a creamy yellow chili pepper sauce, served with rice and potatoes.

• Causa Rellena: Causa Rellena is a dish made with mashed yellow potatoes and filled with chicken, tuna, seafood, or avocado, making it one of Lima's most emblematic dishes.

• Tacu-Tacu: Tacu-tacu is an Afro-Peruvian dish made with a mixture of rice and refried beans, usually served with meat or seafood.

• Mazamorra Morada: Mazamorra Morada is a traditional dessert made with purple corn, dried fruits, and spices, very popular in Peru.

• Suspiro a la Limeña: Suspiro a la Limeña is a typical dessert consisting of a dulce de leche cream and a meringue flavored with port wine.

• Picarones: Picarones are a traditional Peruvian sweet made with pumpkin and sweet potato dough, fried into a ring shape, and drizzled with chancaca syrup.

Plaza de Armas

If you visit the historic center of Lima you will find the main square. This place has buildings such as the Presidential Palace, the Cathedral, the Archbishop's Palace, the Palace of the Union Club, and the Cabildo.

MALI or Lima Art Museum

If you want to know more about the history of a country or a city, you should start by visiting a museum. MALI will surprise you as it will show you everything you want to know about Peru from pre-Hispanic times, through colonial times, to republican times.

Circuito Mágico del Agua or Magic Water Circuit

In its facilities, you can take a romantic walk full of magic and color. This theme park is ideal to be visited as a couple or family. It is decorated with various water fountains, accompanied by lights and music.

The Catacombs

This tourist attraction was a colonial cemetery for middle to upper-class Catholic parishioners. It is said that approximately 36,000 people were buried in it.

To get around Lima, you can choose from these 5 options:

• 🚌 Bus: This is the traditional mode of transport, and the fare is S/ 1.50 for shorter trips.
• 🚕 Taxi: For short trips, the minimum fare is S/ 7.00.
• 🚃 Metropolitano (BRT): The fare for this mode of transport is S/ 2.50 and covers the Naranjal - Chorrillos route. If you are far from the main stations, you can use the feeder buses, which cost S/ 0.50.
• 🚎 Bus Corridors: Lima's bus corridors cover specific routes and only stop at authorized stops. The fare varies from S/ 1.50 to S/ 2.50 depending on the corridor route, and the only way to travel on them is with a card that can be recharged at Metropolitano stations or authorized stops.
• 🚊 Lima Metro: Covering the central and southern areas of Lima, this option gets you there faster and has a fare of S/ 1.50.

• Ceramic figures: Ceramic figures represent the cultural richness and traditions of the different regions of Peru.

• Andean handicrafts: Andean handicrafts stand out for their colorful designs and for preserving ancestral techniques passed down through generations.

• Alpaca wool sweaters: Alpaca wool sweaters are an excellent gift option thanks to their softness, warmth, and high quality.

• Hats: Traditional Peruvian hats reflect the identity and customs of the country's diverse communities.

• Andean musical instruments: Andean musical instruments, such as panpipes and quenas, allow visitors to take home an authentic memory of Peru’s music and culture.

Lima by bus: If the starting point is Oxapampa, the distance to Lima is approximately 400 km, which represents a road travel time of around 9 to 10 hours, depending on traffic conditions and the route chosen.

The city of Lima is located in the coastal desert of Peru, on the western slopes of the central Andes. Much of the city is urbanized, hence the name Metropolitan Lima, and its population represents 30% of the country's total population. The Metropolitan Municipality of Lima also performs regional government functions, as it is not part of any administrative region.

• Transportes La Merced
• Turismo Raraz
• Lineas Peruanas
• Transportes Molina Peru
• Transportes Sullana Express
• Transportes Punto Original
• Tour Perú Vip Libertadores

Unboarding points in Oxapampa

• Oxapampa Terminal

Boarding points in Lima

• Plaza Norte Terminal
• Atocongo Terminal
• Yerbateros Terminal
• Naranjal Bus Terminal
• La Victoria Terminal

If you are passing through Lima, stop for a moment and learn more than just the history of the city, but also the entire country. In its wide variety of restaurants you can taste typical Peruvian food in general, you will be shocked and you will never want to leave. If you are in Lima in the summer season, take a walk around its beaches and relax a little by the sea.

Are you thinking about taking a vacation, a business trip or want to visit your family in Lima, do not worry! at redBus you can find the best prices from the most important bus companies in Peru, just check the list of companies and schedules that appear in the results and get the best rates with the best low-cost prices so that your trip is not only comfortable and enjoyable but also economical. so do not hesitate and buy your ticket at redBus

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