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I like Cajamarca - Peru Cajamarca is the most important city in the highland of Peru, it’s known for the popular culture, where distinguish their famous Carnival and they producer diary. Cajamarca is a town of contrasts, including ethnic groups, because unlike the other departments of the Peruvian highlands, there is a mixed multitude of ethnicities. The climate is temperate, dry and sunny during the day and cold at night. The average annual temperature: 21 ° C average maximum and average minimum: 6 ° C You can go walk the historic center of the city where there are buildings, churches, squares and streets of the Spanish colonial era, For example is preserved: Catedral de Santa Catalina Church of San Francisco Convent of La Recoleta Today, Cajamarca is the largest city in the highlands of Peru and the fifth of the entire Peruvian north after Trujillo, Chiclayo, Piura and Chimbote. Live a time of economic growth driven by the development of mining. Public transportation is comfortable; there are different types, for example: buses, taxi and motorcycle taxi. If you go to Cajamarca during the summer, during the first 3 months, and even after Christmas becomes Town Carnival is one of the largest festivals and the most important carnival in Peru, why Cajamarca was called by law the Congress as Capital of the Peruvian Carnival.

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I like Cajamarca - Peru

Cajamarca is the most important city in the highlands of Peru, it’s known for its popular culture, which is distinguished by its famous Carnival.  This city also produces a lot of dairy products.

Cajamarca is a town of contrasts, including ethnic groups, because unlike the other areas of the Peruvian highlands, there is a mixture of ethnicities.

The climate is temperate, dry and sunny during the day and cold at night. The average annual temperature: 21 ° C average maximum and average minimum: 6 ° C

You can go walk the historic center of the city where there are buildings, churches, squares and streets of the Spanish colonial era.  For example the following are preserved:

Cathedral de Santa Catalina
Church of San Francisco
Convent of La Recoleta

Today, Cajamarca is the largest city in the highlands of Peru and the fifth of the entire Peruvian north after Trujillo, Chiclayo, Piura and Chimbote. Now is a time of economic growth driven by the development of mining.
Public transportation is comfortable; there are different types, for example: buses, taxi and motorcycle taxi.

If you go to Cajamarca during the summer, during the first 3 months, and even after Christmas, it has the Town Carnival, one of the largest festivals and the most important carnival in Peru, which is why Cajamarca is called by law the Capital of the Peruvian Carnival.

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