1. LIMA
-THE CITY OF KINGS-
group 2
Ayala Lara Emanuel
Cabrera Ynca Kiara Margot
Gabriel Mamani Katherin Lizbeth
Quispe Vera Sheyla Elizabeth
Rime Ccoscco Tito Augusto
MEMBERS :
2. population
Lima is the most populated city in
Peru and one of the most populated
in Latin America. In 2023, the
population of Metropolitan Lima
was estimated to exceed 10 million
inhabitants
3. location
Lima is the most populated city in
Peru and one of the most populated
in Latin America. In 2023, the
population of Metropolitan Lima
was estimated to exceed 10 million
inhabitants
4. dimension ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Metropolitan Lima has an area of
around 2,800 square kilometers,
making it one of the largest
metropolitan areas in South America.
Lima is the economic center of Peru and is
home to a wide variety of industries and
economic sectors. The most prominent
economic activities include banking and
finance, mining, manufacturing, commerce,
tourism and services.
5. Historic Center of Lima
TOURIST PLACES
Larco Museum
Here, you'll find magnificent colonial
churches, historic squares like the Plaza de
Armas, the Government Palace, and the
Lima Cathedral.
This museum houses an impressive collection
of pre-Columbian art, including ceramics,
textiles, and jewelry from ancient Peruvian
cultures
6. Kennedy Park
TOURIST PLACES
Magic Water Circuit
In the heart of Miraflores, this park is known
for being home to numerous street cats. It's
also a pleasant place to relax and enjoy
Lima's urban life.
A park with fountains and light shows that
come alive at night. It's a magical and fun
place to visit, especially with family.
7. CELEBRATION/FESTIVITIES
Anniversary of Lima
Date: 18 de January
The anniversary of the city is marked by
free music shows. In addition, food fairs,
parades, civic events and various artistic
performances are often organized.
Festivities Patrias
On July 28, 1821, General José San Martín
proclaimed the Independence of Peru in the Plaza
de Armas. Since then, every year on that date,
Peruvians have flown red and white flags on the
rooftops of their homes
8. CELEBRATION/FESTIVITIES
Festivity in tribute to Santa
Rosa de Lima
Peruvians have honored her on August 30 (the
day closest to her death) with demonstrations of
faith. Today Santa Rosa de Lima is considered
the patron saint of the National Police of Peru.
Festivity in homage to the Lord
of Miracles
The main processions take place on 18, 19 and 28
October. Shows of faith include faithful going on
their knees or promising all kinds of penance in
exchange for a miracle. Gastronomic fairs are
crowded throughout the city
9. This dish is considered a culinary
heritage of Peru, it is made of a
magnificent combination of fish, lemon
juice, onion and chili; it is served with
toasted corn, lettuce and sweet
potatoes.
TYPICAL DISHES OF LIMA
Anticuchos are a popular meat dish, often
made with cow heart. This inexpensive
staple is at street-carts of the city.The
meat is usually marinated in vinegar and
spices (such as cumin, ají pepper, and
garlic).
Ceviche Anticucho
10. The stuffed Causa dish is very soft and is based
on yellow potato paste seasoned with ground
chili, onion and celery, it can be stuffed with
tuna, avocado or chicken (we recommend
combining avocado and chicken).
The dish is served with some parsley, olives and
boiled eggs.
TYPICAL DISHES OF LIMA
It is prepared with beef tenderloin cut into pieces,
onion, tomato, chili, vinegar, soy sauce and
spices; served with french fries and steamed rice.
Lomo saltado is typically eaten with fried or white
rice and is one of the best examples of Chinese-
Peruvian fusion cooking.
Causa
rellena
Lomo
saltado
11. It is made with a filling of ground beef, onions, olives,
hard-boiled egg, cumin, and other spices.Papa rellena is
typically eaten with salsa criolla or aji sauce.
Papa rellena
2 lbs of potatoes
1 cup of all purpose flour
1 lb of ground beef
2 red onions
3 cloves of garlic
salt and white pepper
½ cup of raisins
2 hard- boiled eggs
1 TBSP of ají panca
6 peruvian olives
vegetable oil
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INGREDIENTS:
12. PREPARATION
Step number one:
Step number two:
Step number three:
Step number four:
First, boil 2 pounds of potatoes around 20 minutes, peel them while hot, after mash the potatoes
and add salt and pepper, continue mixing and mashing the potatoes.
For do the fill, season the meat with salt, pepper and ají panca, mix together.
In a pan heat 2 or 3 tbsps of oil add chopped garlic, chopped onion mix them, add meat and
cook for a few minutes, when the meat is golden lower the heat and cover the pan, when it is all
cooked add the raisins, olives and chopped hard boiled eggs mix everything together.
Add flour to countertop and cover your hands with the flour, take some of the potatoes into the
palm of your hand with you other hand form an oval shape, place the filling on top add another
layer of potato on top close it carefully, turn it with your hands so that it’s uniform on all sides,
esa potato cover with flour.
Beat two eggs in a bowl, cover the papa rellena with the egg wash, add the papas to a pan with
oil, turn them to brown all sides, make sure they don't burn, remove them and place on a plate
with a paper towel.
13. TYPICAL DANCES OF LIMA
Marinera Limeña
Marinera is a graceful and elegant dance that originated in
the coastal regions of Peru, including Lima. It is often
performed at festivals and special occasions, showcasing
intricate footwork and colorful costumes. The dance
represents a flirtatious courtship between a man and a
woman and is accompanied by lively music played on
traditional instruments like the guitar and cajón.
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Saya
Saya is an Afro-Peruvian dance that originated in
the coastal regions of Peru, including Lima. It is
characterized by energetic movements and rhythmic
beats, reflecting the African heritage of the Afro-
Peruvian community. Saya dancers often wear
colorful costumes and use drums and other
percussion instruments to create a lively atmosphere.
14. Cueca Limeña
Cueca is a traditional dance that is popular
throughout South America, including Peru. The
Limeña variation of cueca incorporates unique
regional elements, making it distinct to Lima.
Dancers perform intricate handkerchief movements
and lively footwork, accompanied by lively music
played on guitars and other traditional instruments.
Festejo
Festejo is an Afro-Peruvian dance and musical genre
that has a strong presence in Lima. It features
energetic movements, powerful percussion, and lively
singing. Dancers often wear traditional Afro-Peruvian
clothing and use intricate footwork to express
themselves. Festejo is a celebration of African
heritage in Peru and an integral part of Lima 's
cultural landscape.
15. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES
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https://www.southamerica.travel/peru/news/10-foods-you-must-try-in-lima-peru
we are mitú (2018, june 12) How To Make Peruvian Papa Rellena | La Cocina S2 - mitu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neiu1H9QjXI
What to eat in lima? Gastronomy of Lima (s.f.)
https://freewalkingtoursperu.com/en/blog/what-to-eat-in-lima-gastronomy/
Peruvian Food: 30 Traditional Dishes to Look For in Peru (2023)
https://www.willflyforfood.net/food-in-peru/
How to Make Papa Rellena. Step by Step (s.f.)
https://perudelights.com/how-to-make-papa-rellena-step-by-step/
UNESCO. (s.f.). Historic Centre of Lima. [Patrimonio de la Humanidad]. https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/500/
Ministerio de Cultura del Perú. (s.f.). Parque de las Leyendas.
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