The department of Moquegua is located on the southern coast of Peru. It has a population of 137,735 and its capital is the city of Moquegua. The department borders Arequipa, Puno, and Tacna and has a coastline on the Pacific Ocean. Its economy is based on agriculture including fruits, grains, and vineyards as well as livestock and fishing. The region has a long history dating back to pre-Incan cultures and was later part of the Inca empire before the arrival of the Spanish.
The department of Moquegua is located on the southern coast of Peru. It has a population of 137,735 and its capital is the city of Moquegua. The department borders Arequipa, Puno, and Tacna and has a coastline on the Pacific Ocean. Its economy is based on agriculture including fruits, grains, and vineyards as well as livestock and fishing. The region has a long history dating back to pre-Incan cultures and was later part of the Inca empire before the arrival of the Spanish.
The department of Moquegua is located on the southern coast of Peru. It has a population of 137,735 and its capital is the city of Moquegua. The department borders Arequipa, Puno, and Tacna and has a coastline on the Pacific Ocean. Its economy is based on agriculture including fruits, grains, and vineyards as well as livestock and fishing. The region has a long history dating back to pre-Incan cultures and was later part of the Inca empire before the arrival of the Spanish.
The department of Moquegua is located on the southern coast of Peru. It has a population of 137,735 and its capital is the city of Moquegua. The department borders Arequipa, Puno, and Tacna and has a coastline on the Pacific Ocean. Its economy is based on agriculture including fruits, grains, and vineyards as well as livestock and fishing. The region has a long history dating back to pre-Incan cultures and was later part of the Inca empire before the arrival of the Spanish.
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DEPARTMENT OF MOQUEGUA Limits: to the north with Arequipa and Puno; to Historical Review
the east with Puno and Tacna, to the south with
General Information Tacna and the Pacific Ocean; and on the west The history of with Arequipa and the Pacific Ocean. Moquegua is intimately Location: The department of Moquegua is Area: 15,733 square kilometers. related to that of the located on the southern coast of the national Population: 137,735 inhabitants. Altiplano. During the territory and includes coastal and Andean areas. Capital: the city of Moquegua at 1,410 meters of Early Horizon the altitude. region was assimilated Provinces: (3) General Sanchez Cerro, Ilo and by the Pucará culture Mariscal Nieto. and in the Middle Horizon by the men of Agricultural Tiahuanaco. Production: fruit trees, Later he had influence of the most important wheat, corn, barley, Aymara kingdoms of the Collao region; the potato, vineyards, Collas and the Lupacas. Given the proximity of olive groves, cotton, the Aymara kingdoms to Cusco, at the etc. beginning of the Inca expansion, both the kingdoms and their colonies, were under the power of Tahuantinsuyo. Subaya became its Livestock Production: administrative center. cattle, sheep, llamas and alpacas. It is estimated that around 1540 the first Spaniards arrived in search of land to settle. One of the thirteen of the island of Gallo, Juan de la Fishing Torre, captained the expedition that initiated the Climate: Climate varies according to altitude. In Production: 90% Spanish domination in the town located between the Coast it is temperate and humid with scarce the mountains Huaynaputina and Tixan. of the extraction is precipitations. In the inter-Andean regions it is oriented towards temperate. At higher altitudes the temperate, the production of Settled in the middle of the volcanic region, the cold temperate and glacial climates follow each fishmeal and fish city has suffered numerous tremors and other. Thermal differences between sun and oil destined for the earthquakes, such as that of 1604 that destroyed shadow, between day and night international market. a large part of the urban area. . Gross Domestic Product: 2,458 million nuevos soles. Typical dances of Moquegua Tourist places The Festival of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception takes place on November 19. Carnival of Putina The city has many attractive colonial houses that It is a religious, colorful, merit a walking tour: the house of the Perpetual ““Año del Dialogo y Reconciliación joyful dance of a lot of Ruler of the city (18th century); Fernandez's energy. house; Samuel Ordóñez's house (current Nacional” Carnival of Cuchumbayas headquarters of the National Police); Doctor It is a dance of singles men dress with flowers and Martínez's house and Jiménez de la Flor's house. I.E. FE Y ALEGRÍA women are adorned with ribbons of many colors and “DEPARTAMENT OF flowers on their hats. Putusi Carnival MOQUEGUA” It is a youth dance that is SURROUNDINGS danced in February and March, it is a dance of love. In the province of Mariscal Nieto is the district The Sarawja of Torata, where you can see beautiful village This dance is typical of the Carumas, San houses, the imposing parish church and the Cristóbal, and Cuchumbaya peoples in homage stone mills, currently in operation. to the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Parties
Typical dishes February 2 the Feast of
the Virgin of Candelaria. On February 19, the Ilo Tourist Week begins. On April 3, the Alumno: Edwin Quispe Anniversary of Omate is celebrated. Morales The Feast of the Crosses. Grado: The celebration of Santa 1ro “A” Fortunata is commemorated on October 12. The Tourist Week of Moquegua begins on Profesora: November 20, programming various folkloric, sports and social activities. Erika Lugares turísticos 2018