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About Chincha

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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Travel tips for Chincha

-You could get to know all the tourist places of Chincha in a weekend with just s/ 150.-From Chincha you have access to all the most important tourist cities of the peruvian coast, as Pisco.-Chincha has a mountainous area called Laran, where are the petrogliphs of Huancor.-The center of Chincha is turbulent. You will see mototaxis in the surroundings of the Plaza de Armas and the main market.In Chincha you will find low-cost means of transportation through the downtown and its main attractions. The mototaxis are a good and cheap option, from s/ 0.50 to s/ 1, despite that the service is not so comfortable. You can also take taxis for long distances, to the tourist places on the outskirts of the city or other distr...icts of the province.The history of Chincha has unlucky natural events, as the earthquakes, that have destroyed the city on the last 100 years. You can’t be always prepared for seisms and earthquakes, but anyways it’s always good to know what to do during a natural desaster like that. Other natural risks that take place in Chincha are the sliding of muddy lands, but they are not so common.As in every city of quick and untidy growth, with social problems non solved, thefts are another danger present in some areas of the downtown. Always keep in mind your valuable objects and avoid, if it’s possible, to have them in sight of everybody. If you have the adequate precautions, your stay in Chincha will be very pleasant.
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Chincha weather

Best time to visit Chincha

-There is no better time to travel to Chincha than the summer, since the weather is much nicer than in other seasons (although in general is temperate). The festival of “Verano Negro” is another reason why it’s an ideal period for tourists to travel to Chincha.

Climate in Chincha

The weather is tropical in Chincha. During the summer the rains decrease considerably. The average temperature is 81,5 °F (27,5°C).

The things to do in Chincha

Accomodations in Chincha

Hotel Luna
Location: Calle Maurtua 149
Price: s/ 69 - s/ 213
A hotel to host alone or with the family, with a variety of environments. There is a park for children and a terrace, besides having a bar and private parking lot. Each room is equipped with a TV, private bathroom and wifi.

Important dates in Chincha

Verano Negro(February the 25th until March the 6th)It’s one of the most important festivals in Peru, celebrated at the beginning of the year in the district of El Carmen, crib of the afroperuvian culture. During the festival there are shows of dances and traditional music, gastronomy, winemaking and handicraft fairs, that are completed with an open-air dance where locals and visitors participate with tap-dances and rejoycing.
Virgen del Carmen(December the 27th)It’s one of the festivals where the fervour and Chinchan faith are mixed up with the cultural afroperuvian traditions to pay homage to the patron saint, the Virgen del Carmen. The peak moment of your visit will be the Baile de las pastoras (the shepherdess dance), with the violin and percussion melodies.
Festival de la vendimia(March from the 15th to the 24th)The best of the wines and piscos produced in the region you will find at this theme festival, where you will learn about how the iconic drinks of the peruvian south are made, with the grape footstep and the pisco distillation. You will also find the typical plates, recreational games, competitions, presentation of peruvian artists, life music and the expected coronation of the Señorita Vendimia, where participate the most beautiful young ladies of Chincha.

FAQs

Do I need to make an account on the redBus website to book a bus?
No, you do not need to make an account with redBus to book a ticket. But, it is advisable to make an account to help speed up the booking process the next time you need to book a bus ticket. redBus offers a number of discounts and offers as well and you can easily avail these offers if you are registered with redBus.
What is an M-Ticket?
An M-Ticket is the virtual replacement of your bus ticket printout. An M-Ticket is an SMS that’s sent to your registered mobile number the moment you have successfully booked a bus ticket on the official website of redBus. The M-Ticket will basically contain details of your bus ticket such as timing, pick-up and drop-off points, vehicle registration number, PNR, and TIN numbers as well. The M-Ticket procedure has been an eco-friendly initiative employed by redBus to help reduce the amount of paper being used.
How do I book my bus ticket at Chincha?
You can either visit the bus operator counter of your choice or you can visit the official website of redBus. The user-friendly and interactive website offers a step-by-step process of booking a bus ticket in a matter of minutes. The site offers a lot of useful information such as bus timings, fares, pick-up and drop-off points, and much more.
Is it safe to use my debit or credit card to book a ticket on the redBus website?
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