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The ancestral mansions and the ancient churches and convents are built out
of 'sillar', a pearl-white building material which, when the sun's light hits it,
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terraces dating from pre-Inca times that are still used today by farmers from
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Two of the world's deepest canyons are found in the department ofArequipa
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Cailloma. The spectacular Valley of the Volcanoes in Andagua, the beaches
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held true throughout time; in the city streets, in its 'sillar' walls and in the
attitude of it's people you feel a peculiar energy, a strange impulse, inviting
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beautiful city of mansions, temples and convents built out of 'sillar' - a
material of solidified volcanic rock -, and distinguished by a unique
architectural style. <a href="http://www.arequipaperu.org/"> Arequipa Travel</a>
is surrounded by magical countryside giving it a refreshing, bucolic air.
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of 'sillar', a pearl-white building material which, when the sun's light hits it,
produces a glimmer, a magnificent glow, therefore causing people to
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outskirts you'll find fascinating villages with stepped terraces dating from
pre-Inca times that are still used today by farmers from the districts of
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Two of the world's deepest canyons are found in the department of<a
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: Cotahuasi, in the province of La Union, and Colca, in the province of
Cailloma. The spectacular Valley of the Volcanoes in Andagua, the beaches
of Mollendo and Camana and Puerto Inca beach in Caraveli, are all
fascinating places which must also be visited.

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means "Yes, stay". It's not just by chance however that its name has held
true throughout time; in the city streets, in its 'sillar' walls and in the
attitude of it's people you feel a peculiar energy, a strange impulse, inviting
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The ancestral mansions and the ancient churches and convents are built out
of 'sillar', a pearl-white building material which, when the sun's light hits it,
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affectionately call Arequipa Travel La Ciudad Blanca of Peru" ("The White
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you'll find fascinating villages with stepped terraces dating from pre-Inca
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