Province of Barranca, Province in Peru
Situated on the central western coast of Peru, Barranca boasts a diverse landscape.
Barranca has cultural sites like Caral, considered to be the oldest city in the Americas.
The city celebrates the Festival del Plátano, highlighting its banana cultivation.
Barranca offers various accommodations, from beach resorts to local guesthouses.
Paramonga Fortress, a pre-Incan structure, stands as a testament to ancient engineering.
Location: Province of Barranca
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Situated on the central western coast of Peru, Barranca boasts a diverse landscape.
Caral is a large settlement in the Supe Valley, near Supe, Barranca Province, Peru.
Aspero is a preceramic archaeological site located near the Supe river delta.
Paramonga is an archaeological site located in the coastal desert of Peru.
The Bolivarian Museum of Pativilca displays artifacts related to the Liberator Simón Bolívar.
Vichama is an ancient archaeological site located in the district of Vegueta.
The Balcón de Huaura is renowned for its link to Peruvian independence.
The Puerto de Huacho is an important seaport situated in the Pacific Ocean.
Bandurria is an ancient pre-Columbian archaeological site situated on the north-central coast of Peru.
Hatun Mach'ay is a stunning rock forest located in the Ancash department of Peru.
