1. Planning and organization of the project.

(tasks for each participant)

_ Investigate about the places we are going to talk about that are 5.
_ Have a well-argued text and information.
_ Specify ideas that are based on tourist places.
_ Respect the required time.
_ Take into account everything required by the instructor.

2. Identify the activities to be included in the video (minimum 5)

_ We must implement required photographs to the specific places.

_ Speak with a good tone of voice during the exhibition.
_ Use connectors, use frequency adverbs, describe places, etc.
_ Talk in detail about each tourist place and give an excellent presentation.
_ Show coherence about what we are going to expose and also not deviate from the subject.

3. Select the photographs (minimum 5) to submit

4. Prepare a draft text with the ideas according to the topic.

1. About 100 kilometers southeast of Cusco, Peru, there is a rainbow made

mountain. This is the mountain of the Seven Colors, also known as
Vinicunca or Rainbow. The mountain is located in the Cordillera del
Vilcanota at 5,200 meters above sea level, in the district of Pitumarca.

2. Machu Picchu is the most outstanding Inca archaeological site due to its
creative urban design, the beauty of its architecture and the fine stone
work of its constructions. In his planning, he took considerable
advantage of the topography of the top of the mountain, which he
transformed into an imposing llaqta.

3. Lake Titicaca straddles the border between Peru and Bolivia in the
Andes mountain range and is one of the largest lakes in South America
and the highest navigable body of water in the world. It is said to be the
cradle of the Incas and has several ruins. Its waters are known for being
calm and giving a bright reflection. In its surroundings, the Titicaca
National Reserve is located, which is home to rare aquatic species, such
as giant frogs.
 4. Chan Chan is a pre-Columbian adobe city, built on the northern coast of
Peru by the Chimu. It is the largest adobe city in America and the world.
It is located northwest of the metropolitan area of Trujillo between the
districts of Trujillo and Huanchaco.

5. The Nazca Lines, in southern Peru, are a group of pre-Columbian

geoglyphs that extend into the desert sands. They cover an area of
almost 1,000 square kilometers and there are about 300 distinct figures,
including animals and plants. They are composed of more than 10,000
lines, some of these 30 meters wide and more than 9 kilometers long. It
is easier to see the figures from the air or from nearby mountains.