Visit Barranca
- Art & Culture
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Museums
Barranca: How to get there?
Three hours from Lima by bus
Barranca: When to go?
All year round
Barranca: For how long?
1 to 2 days
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Barranca Vacations
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A crossroads town lying between the mountains and the coast north of Lima and from where you can reach the archaeological site of Caral.
Barranca: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
A crossroads town lying between the mountains and the coast north of Lima and from where you can reach the archaeological site of Caral.
My suggestion
There isn't really much organised for tourists in the area: local forms of transport are used to provide access to the cultural sites. Should you choose not to opt for an organised tour, expect to find yourself riding in a crowded minibus!
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