Capital: Lima
Location: It is located on the central part of this country, along the Pacific Ocean, where it forms a contiguous urban area that extending over the Chillon, Rimac and Lurin Valleys within the province of Lima, headquarters and Callao.    
Average Annual Temperature: It has a temperature ranging between 11°C in winter and 28°C in summer, turning it into a coastal city in relatively mild weather, since it has a relative humidity ranging between 80-100 % over the year.
Population: It has 6732000 dwellers. 

Access Routes:

By Air: Lima has the Jorge Chavez International Airport and is located in Callao and there is the country’s largest terminal in terms of national and international air traffic and because of the annual passenger movement is now one of the largest in Latin America and several American airline of the South.
By Boat: The port of Callao allows any cruise ships that anchor in it to enjoy the services provided by Lima City.
By Land: Collides with three roads, Panamericana North Road, Central Road and Panamericana South Road. 

In the region of Lima is located the sacred city of Caral and the archaeological site of bandurria, there both regarded as the oldest civilizations of America.  The sacred city of Caral is the most important settlement of one of the world’s earliest civilizations as ancient as Mesopotamia, Egypt, India and China. It also has another spectacular attraction is Pachacamac.  
Lima in its cuisine is delicious as the Carapulcra limena, Caucau, Anticuchos, Shields with Rice and delicious sweets as Mazamorra Morada and Rice Pudding.