Chincha
Chincha is a hub of Afro-Peruvian culture. You can see this influence in the handicrafts that locals sell and in the music scene. Sample sugarcane juice while you’re here, as well as fresh seafood.
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Chincha Alta is the capital of the Chicha province, which is in the Ica Region of Peru. It has small-town charm and a historic Plaza de Armas that’s worth checking out. Travel a short distance from Chincha to reach the Pacific Coast.
Chincha is named for the ancient Chincha people that used to live in this area. You can see remains of their civilization at sites like Huaca Centinela and Tambo de Mora, which are a short distance outside of Chincha Alta.
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Incredible Stays
DM Hotel Mossone Ica
DM Hotel Mossone is right next to Laguna Huacachina, the legendary lake where an Inca princess transformed in a mermaid. It’s one of the few oases in the Americas and is surrounded by picturesque sand dunes.
View DetailsHostal Curasi in Huacachina
Staying here puts you a short distance from the Huacachina Oasis, which is known for the stunning contrast of its lush environs against the backdrop of the surrounding sand dunes. On a visit here, you can try distinctive pastime called sandboarding, and have simple yet comfortable accommodations right next to an inviting pool.
View DetailsCasa Andina Chincha Sausal Chincha Alta
At Casa Andina Chincha Sausal, you’ll be in the city of Chincha, a hotspot for music and dancing in southern Peru. Chincha has many layers of history, and is a short distance from the beautiful Peruvian coast.
View DetailsHotel Viñas Quierolo
Located at one of the busiest vineyards in Ica, Hotel Viñas Quierolo is perfectly situated for travelers hoping to explore the Peruvian vineyard scene. The Andes border the Ica Valley to the east of the hotel. From large windows at the hotel, you’ll never miss the remarkable sunsets that fall over the mountains.
View DetailsHotel Las Dunas Ica
Hotel Las Dunas sits in the midst of Ica’s huge sand dunes, shifting desert terrain that tourists can roam in dune buggies. Year-round warm, sunny weather makes Ica the ideal location for outdoor activities. Nearby the ocean, the mountains, and the desert, Ica soil is perfect for growing the grapes that make the area’s most drinkable attractions – wine and pisco brandy.
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