Exploring the Wonders of Peru

The video explores Peru's rich cultural and geographical landscape, highlighting its historical significance as the center of the Incan Empire. It delves into the country's diverse ecosystems, from coastal deserts to lush rainforests, and its vibrant cultural heritage, including festivals and music. The video also discusses Peru's ethnic diversity, natural resources, and international relations, providing a comprehensive overview of the nation's identity and global connections.

What is the capital and largest city of Peru?

• Lima

• Arequipa

• Trujillo

• Cusco

Which city in Peru holds the third busiest airport?

• Trujillo

• Cusco

• Lima

• Arequipa

What was the primary mode of transportation for the Incas to relay items and messages?

• Horses

• Wheeled vehicles

• Boats

• Porters called Chucky's

Which of the following is a UNESCO heritage site in Peru?

• Rainbow Mountain

• Machu Picchu

• Sky Lodge Adventure Suites

• Lake Titicaca

What is the driest desert in the world that hugs the southernmost tip of Peru?

• Atacama

• Kalahari

• Sahara

• Gobi

Which river is considered the longest in South America and begins in Peru?

• Yangtze

• Nile

• Amazon

• Mississippi

What is the national dish of Peru?

• Anticuchos

• Arroz con Pato

• Ceviche

• Lomo Saltado

Which festival in Peru is known for its colorful displays and is held in February?

• Holy Week

• Festival of the Sun

• La Candelaria

• Capicola

What percentage of Peru's population is estimated to have East Asian roots?

• 30-40%

• 5-10%

• 20-30%

• 10-20%

Which country is considered one of Peru's best friends in terms of international relations?

• Colombia

• Argentina

• Brazil

• Chile