If you would like to experience Lima with its shiny sun, our summer is from December to March, in these months, we can appreciate and get the wonderful splendour of sun. The rest of the months are foggy. During summer, weather can get the highest temperature of 30 C or 86 F, but sensation is always higher.  Sometimes, even in summer, sun is appearing after 10am due to our usual fog.  During winter, our average temperature at daytime is 57 F or 14 C.

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Lima has 44 districts from San Miguel (if you arrive via the LIM airport which is in fact within the province of Callao) to Pucusana to the south; to Ancon to the north; and to the east Lurigancho.  We all call this area as “Lima Metropolitana”.  Outside this perimeter, Lima has other 9 provinces, but we are still in the department of Lima (Peru has 24 departments or regions).  The province of Callao, right next to Lima, has 7 districts.  Lima and Callao are very integrated and can be considered as one city, but each one has its own city mayor and its own traffic rules, procedures and tax collections.  We have posted several recommendations on what to visit in Lima and its musts in the minimum time.  In this opportunity, we will send over our best suggestions to visit in the surroundings.

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Lima is between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountain Range and gives a wide range of opportunities to have fun and feel adrenaline at its best while being safe.

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Who would believe that a few months ago, when there were missing sport camps, some of them not ready yet, some of them just starting to be built just this year and expecting an average of 70,000 visitors including sportsmen, delegations, press, family and others involved in this big event, would be ready gloriously for its inauguration this last July.

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While nobody could believe what a strange year this could be, tourism has hold strong, with faith and hope. In Peru, our international air boundaries were strictly closed since March 15, 2020, and things immediately went to nothing, well indeed, during the weeks after, several travel agencies helped in the arrangements so travelers can go back to their homes safely.  Some months went by and some could just think that it would take a couple of months, but things went from bad to worse, making the situation feeling eternal.

The year 2021 started with very annoying news.  The famous coronavirus is having a new strain and again lockdowns and restrictions are being held in different parts of the world. Here in Peru, those who have been working in tourism were really enthusiastic about this starting year, believing seriously that this new year would be better, although after that kind of news, we are now so concerned and disturbed of how we can keep surviving if things are getting worse.

The world is now a proof against the misfortune we are facing.  Every day is a new challenge in terms of ways of living, helping our community, and courage to be strong toward the loss.  The consciousness of these times is helping our creativity, being empathic, and taking things more easily without stressing on time schedules or redundant commitments.

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Nature can teach us so many things.  Let us just observe, keep calm for a while and watch how nature interacts, solves, develops, continues a path, or creates a new one if something gets across.  At this very moment we can be tangled up.  We might not know where direction to choose, which decisions to take, if we even should move or not.  Nature must be telling us, hey make a pause!  On the other side, we are so used to the pressure and most of the time worried about timings, we might be thinking in hurrying up….

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After a year of pandemia, we all thought this would be better, although, even after having some months of good news, we are again trapped with quarantines and travel restrictions.

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Nature can teach us so many things.  Let us just observe, keep calm for a while and watch how nature interacts, solves, develops, continues a path, or creates a new one if something gets across.  At this very moment we can be tangled up.  We might not know where direction to choose, which decisions to take, if we even should move or not.  Nature must be telling us, hey make a pause!  On the other side, we are so used to the pressure and most of the time worried about timings, we might be thinking in hurrying up….

Read More “Restarting with Enthusiasm”