Majes District, Agricultural district in Caylloma Province, Peru.
Majes District is an administrative area in Caylloma Province with varied terrain and different elevations across its territory. The region is characterized by agricultural fields and El Pedregal, the district's main settlement.
The area became productive through irrigation projects in the 1980s and later received official administrative status. This transformation from barren land to farmland marked a turning point for the region.
Local celebrations honor religious figures and reflect the community's deep spiritual roots. Agricultural work shapes daily life and connects people to the land.
The district connects to Arequipa by main regional road, with regular bus services reaching the district center. The best time to visit is during the dry season when roads are easiest to travel.
The area is known for ancient dinosaur footprints found in rock formations, offering clues to prehistoric life. These paleontological discoveries make it an interesting spot for those curious about ancient times.
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