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DOCENTE: M.Sc. Severo Ignacio Cárdenas
ALUMNO: Guzmán Carlos Jesús
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. Title: My best stadium in the city of Huaras. Author: Guzmán-Carlos,Jesús.
Topic of research: English language.

The aim: will tell you about my best Case:MY BEST TRAVEL Tools:
travel in the city of Huaraz. - Heuristic V.
- Schedule for information management.
Categories: - Powerpoint template.

1. Foods. Process:
2. Drinks. 1. Record deta.
3. Crafts. 2. Prepare an outline.
4. Archaeological zones.
3. Data analysis.
5. Turistic zones.
6. Market. 4. Prepare the evidences.

5. Preparating the dissertation.

6. Oral presentation.

Context:

Databases: Science Direct, Scielo, Redalyc, Google

Académico, Latindex, Crossref, etc.
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 9:00 am: Tours to the south of Huaraz, to the Conchucos Valley and
the ancient temple of Chavin de Huantar. During our visit we
visited the Andean towns of Recuay (3,442 m) and Catac, Pampa de
Buenos Aires. We arrive at the Querococha Lagoon (3 980 m),
located at the foot of the Pucaraju and Yanamarey mountains. In
addition, we look at the map of Peru (geological fault). We will
pass through the Cahuish tunnel (4 516 m), we cross through the
tunnel to enter the Conchucos Valley and upon leaving the Cristo
de los Andes welcomed us. We descended towards the Conchucos
Valley, passing through small mining towns of Tambillos, Máchac,
Quercos, and we arrived at Chavin.
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Archaeological Zones:
1:00 pm: Arrival to Chavin lunch in a Tourist Restaurant.

After a delicious lunch we will visit the Archaeological Monument of Chavin de Huantar, declared a
Cultural Heritage of Humanity by Unesco. We will visit galleries and labyrinths, quadrangular and circular
atriums, nail heads considered guardians of the Chavin temple, monolithic sandeel, portal of the falconids
with its columns and cornices, Choquechinchay altar, stairways.

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Archaeological Zones:
Sanctuary of the Lord of Solitude: Plazuela del Señor de la Soledad. Visits: Mon-Sun
8: 00-13: 00 and 15: 00-18: 00. Built after the 1970 earthquake, it houses the image of the
Lord of Solitude, patron of the city of Huaraz, whose image dates from the time of the
founding of the city, in the 16th century.
Archaeological Remains of Waullac: Located 2 km east of
Huaraz (5 minutes by car). Waullac is an archaeological site
dating from Pre-Inca times and belongs to the Wari period (600
AD). It would be a place for funerary use made up of five stone
structures that resemble small niches.
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Monterrey: Small town, located 6 km north of Huaraz.
Thermal springs, sodium chloride at 49 ° C, pools and
swimming pools, for the treatment of rheumatic, chronic
nervous conditions, paralysis, etc.; resting place, patient
accommodation. Good hotels and country-style restaurants.

Archaeological Remains of Willcahuain and Ichic

Willcahuain: Located 7 km northeast of Huaraz (35 minutes by
car or 3 hours on foot). It is a sample of Wari architecture, which
was developed in what we now call the Middle Horizon (700 BC
- 100 AD). The buildings have a network of galleries inside and
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 Chancos Thermal Baths: Located 27 km north of
Huaraz, sources of thermal waters with medicinal
properties, sodium bicarbonate and calcium chloride,
which reach 85 ° C., Pools, caves and pools of
thermal waters. In the caves it is customary to carry
eucalyptus branches and form a kind of sauna.
Managed by the native Community of Vicos. In the
area they offer horseback riding and hiking.

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Turistic zones:
Laguna 69
The walk to Laguna 69 is an unforgettable experience where at every
step, and from start to finish, you are surrounded by gigantic
breathtaking landscapes decorated with waterfalls, rivers, vegetation
and snow-capped peaks of the Cordillera Blanca of Peru. After 3 hours,
your effort is rewarded with the brilliant turquoise color of Laguna 69,
crowning a day of extraordinary natural beauty.
How to get to Laguna 69: Due to the complexity of the roads, it is best
to hire a tour to Laguna 69 from Huaraz. Being one of the most popular
treks in the sector, the price of the tour is accessible to all budgets and
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 Churup lagoon:
Located 28 km east of Huaraz (1 hour and 30
minutes by car) and 4,450 m.a.s.l., a beautiful
lagoon on the slopes of the snowy Churup (5,493
m.s.n.m.). You get to the town of Pitec or Llupa;
from there you walk for about 2 more hours. The
lagoon is surrounded by queñuales, quisuares and
ichu. In the surroundings you can see typical
Andean fauna such as vizcachas, wild cats and
various species of birds, such as wild ducks. It is
one of the most popular and less difficult hikes
from Huaraz.
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Base of the Nevado Pastoruri.
The base of Nevado Pastoruri has one of the fastest retreating glaciers in Peru. It is common to hear guides
comment on how not so long ago the glacier was much larger. In addition to inviting in situ a reflection on climate
change and how it affects glaciers, visiting the base of Nevado Pastoruri still offers incredible landscapes
surrounded by imposing mountains and the gigantic pieces of ice that rest in the glacier lagoon.

How to get to the base of the Nevado Pastoruri,

Located 70 km south of Huaraz (2 hours 30 min by
car), the visit to the Nevado can be done with a
travel agency, taxi or private car. In Denomades we
offer a tour to the base of the Nevado Pastoruri that
includes roundtrip transportation where there is
also a stop at the Puma Pampa Gasified Water
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 Lagoon Llanganuco:
One of the most famous tourist places in Huaraz is
the beautiful Laguna Llanganuco. Its real name is
Chinancocha (female Lagoon in Quechua) and it is
separated from a next lagoon called Orconcocha
(male Lagoon in Quechua). This place offers one of
the most spectacular landscapes of the Callejón de
Huaylas, as there are steep and gigantic rock
formations that protect the turquoise colors of the
lagoons.

How to get to Llanganuco Lagoon: Because it is one of the farthest lagoons from Huaraz, it is best to hire a tour. In
Denomades we offer a Tour to the Llanganuco Lagoon that includes roundtrip transportation as well as making a stop in
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Market.
Central market.
There are several markets in Huaraz, of all the markets that I have seen, the Central Market Huaraz
("Central Market"), located between Antonio Raimondi and Hualcan streets, is without a doubt the one
that, due to its rusticity, marked us the most. we find it very much like the markets that can be found in
China, live caged animals, stray dogs that come and go, free-range meat on all the shelves, and women
choose their guinea pig, which is. They find themselves trapped in a net so to be able to share the
experience of this market to hold them accountable to the world, but luckily without the smell.

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Foods.
Among the typical dishes of Huaraz are the Spicy Cuy, Cuchicanca, Pork Jerky, Fried Trout, Tamales, Humitas, Pachamanca, Pecan broth.

Drinks.
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Chicha de jora

Crafts.
They stand out confections of typical costumes, woolen blankets with designs and embroidery, where the flora, fauna, bridle
paths and the rainbow are manifested, there are also the confections of sheep's wool hats, wood carvings and a basket made
of reed.
Ceramics have a very widespread commercialization circuit in the Huaraz markets.
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MY FAMILY
Hi everyone. Welcome to my house. My name is Jesus, I am 21
years old and this is my beautiful family.

There are good people in my family: My mom, my brother, my three

sisters. My father passed away in January of this year, I miss her a
lot, I cry when I remember.
He is my brother, have 18 years old, he studies Accounting, the
likes to play soccer.
She is my older sister, her name is Dania, have 24 years old, she
studies Nursing, her favorite sport is volleyball.
These two are Elida and Deynis my younger sisters, studing at the
Chavin de Pariarca school they are very responsible they both love
to read and play soccer.
 Ways to Say Thank.

I really appreciate everyone's willingness, there is no better gift

than to share my birthdays with my best friends, I thank you for
remembering it, your congratulations mean a lot to me, I
honestly did not think I would receive so much attention for
me.
Thank you ever so much.
Talking about
Accomplishments.
 Hello, my name Jesus, today I will share some of
my achievements that I had this year, one of my
most important achievements was to register to
study traiding despite the fact that there were
limited vacancies, a trip to the city of Huaras and
also sow more tan 4 hectáreas de patatas.
Talking about my Goals.

 I share them some of my goals that I have.

 My most important goal is to become a profitable trader,
once I have achieved that, traveling to know everything
wonderful that Peru has.
Another of my goals is to finish my professional career as an
Agronomist.
And also learn to speak the English language. That would be
some of my goals that I share with you.
Thank you for your attention.
 Invitation.
 Good morning friend, what will you do today in the
afternoon?
 Good morning, in the afternoon I will not do anything. I
have the time available.
 I invite you to see a movie at my house
 Great, tell me the exact time to come
 It seems to you at 6
 Okay I'll be there.
 I wait for you, see you later friend.
 Planning a trip.
 Where are we going to go on vacation this month?
 How about a beach?. Generally, the weather is good it is good we can be there all
day
 But we always do that, it's boring I prefer to do something different this time.
 You're right. We need to do something more exciting. What do you have in mind?
 Well, I prefer not to go to a place full of people. I would like a quieter place.
 How about Cusco? We can visit some Archaeological sites.
 Yes, that sounds great. We should go to Machu Picchu I heard that it is very
beautiful there.
 If my brother travels, he says that it is very beautiful
 Alright, let's book a flight and a hotel room.
 Formal email

Resignation letter

Pillco Marca, November 15, 2021.

Mister:
Lidgardo Vara Estrada
Mayor of the Pillco Marca District Municipality
Present:
Of my special consideration:
This letter serves to inform you of my irrevocable resignation from the job that I have been doing at this institution. The reason for this
decision is for strictly personal rehaznos.

In aditan, I clarify that the employment relationship that I have had has been very good, of which I have never had any complaints, so it is
essential for me to make the corresponding communication to specify my resignation.

Finally I clarify that personally it has been a pleasure to work in this Institution, where the members become one more family, so I wish
them the best of luck and that they continue to grow as an Institution.

I want to thank the responsibility assigned to me, as well as the collaboration of all my co-workers during my stay at the institution.
Without further ado, he says goodbye very cordially.
Sincerely.
___________________________
Jesus Guzman Carlos
DNI N°71628661
 Informal email.

Huanuco, November 15, 2021.

Dear aunt:

I am writing to tell you that finally this sumen we will not be able to visit you as we do every year because our
grandmother María has become ill and we are going to stay in Huánuco to take care of her together so that she
does not feel alone. We are very sorry, especially the children who always enjoy a lot in your house.

Please write to us soon and send us a photo of our new cousin Fabrizzio, we are very grateful to meet him.

A very strong hug from the whole family.

Keep in touch.

Jesús Guzmán Carlos

Agriculture and Livestock.

Lima beans Crop.

Tubers.

Patata crop. Arracacha crop. Oca crop.

Olluco crop. Maca crop. Mashua crop.

Fruits.

Peach crop. Apple crop. Cherry crop. Strawberry crop.

Passion fruit crop. Papaya crop. Aguaymanto crop. Grape crop.

 Vegetables

Artichoke crop Radish crop

Tomato crop
 STORY
The two rabbits.
Spring had come to the country. The sun was shining on the
mountain and melting the last snow. Down in the meadow, the
animals welcomed the warmth of the change of season. The
warm breeze and the blue sky encouraged many animals that had
been hiding for weeks to come out of their burrows. At last the
harsh winter had disappeared!

The cows grazed quietly, nibbling blades of grass and the sheep,
in groups, followed the shepherd to the rhythm of their own
bleating. The little birds animated the day with their songs and,
from time to time, a wild horse galloped past in front of
everyone, enjoying their freedom.
The most numerous were rabbits. Hundreds of them took advantage of the magnificent day to go in search of wild
fruits and, incidentally, stretch their numb legs.

Everything seemed calm and there was peace in the air, but suddenly, from
among some bushes, a white rabbit came running and screaming like crazy.
His neighbor, a gray rabbit who considered himself very clever, stepped aside
and yelled at him:

 Hey, buddy! stop!. What happens?

The white rabbit stopped short. The poor man was sweating profusely and
could hardly breathe from the effort. Panting, he turned to answer.

 What do you think?. It doesn't take very clever to imagine that not one, but
two huge greyhounds are chasing me.
The gray rabbit frowned and made a face of circumstance.

 Wow, it is bad luck! You're right, I see them coming there, but I have to tell you that they are not greyhounds.

And as someone who does not want the thing, they began to argue.- Aren't they
greyhounds?

 No, my friend.They are dogs of another breed.

They are hounds! I know it well because I am older and have met many throughout my life!

 But what are you saying! They are greyhounds! They have long legs and that way of
running gives them away!
 I'm sorry, but you're wrong. I think you should check your eyesight, because you can't
see beyond your nose!
 So you think? Could it be that you are already too old and the one who needs glasses
is you?
 How dare you!
Engaged in the fight, they did not realize that the dogs had gotten dangerously close and had them on their necks.
When they felt the heat of the canine breath on their long ears, they jumped big at the same time and, luckily, they
managed to get into a molehill that was half camouflaged at a short distance.

They were miraculously saved, but once underground, they were very ashamed. The white rabbit was the first to
recognize how stupid he had been.

 Those dogs almost sank our teeth! And all for getting involved in arguing about nonsense instead of putting our
skin to rest!The old gray rabbit nodded ruefully.
 You're right! It was not the time to fight over something so absurd. The important thing was to flee from the
enemy!
The rabbits in this fable embraced each other and, when the dogs, whether they were greyhounds or hounds, left,
they went for a walk like two good friends who, thanks to their clumsiness, had learned an important lesson.
Moral:
In life we ​must learn to distinguish the things that are really important from
those that are not. This will be very useful for us to avoid wasting time on things
that are not worth it.

Thank you!