Caravelí Province, Administrative province in Arequipa, Peru
Caravelí Province is an administrative area in Arequipa that stretches from the Pacific Ocean across to highland regions. The territory encompasses thirteen districts spread across varying elevations and terrain types.
The province received its administrative status in 1935 when it separated from the neighboring province of Camaná. This change occurred during a period of administrative reorganization in Peru.
The province maintains a mix of Spanish, Quechua, and Aymara languages, reflecting the diverse indigenous communities living in thirteen distinct districts.
The province covers different elevations, from coastal areas to mountain regions. Visitors should prepare for varying weather conditions and road conditions depending on which district they visit.
The territory contains four distinct geographic zones with different ecosystems, ranging from coastal belts to Andean slopes. This variety creates a wide range of habitats within a relatively compact area.
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