The document discusses Lake Titicaca, located on the border of Peru and Bolivia. It is the largest lake in South America and a popular tourist destination. The document also briefly mentions the indigenous groups that inhabited the region, including the Chimu and Inca empires, as well as the founding of the Universidad Nacional de San Marcos in 1551 in Lima, making it the oldest university in the Americas. It concludes by noting that Cuzco is considered the archaeological capital of South America, with ruins like Sacsayhuaman that attract many tourists.

1. By Seth Candee “Pedro”

4. • Largest lake in the
world
• It is very famous and
attracts many tourists
• Its shared by El Perú
and Bolivia

5. Los indígenas
• Chimú 1100-1400
• Chavín 900 aC-200 aC
• Inca 1200-1535 dC

6. Francisco Pizarro

7. Universidad Nacional de San
Marcos
• It was created on May
12th, 1551, being
currently the most
ancient in America.

9. • Cuzco is the
archeological capital
of South America
• It has the ruins of
Sacsahamán,
Ollantaitambo, and
Machu Picchu
• It brings lots of
tourism