Located on the way to southern Lima region, Cañete province's Lunahuana Valley will host the 28th International Festival of Sports and Eco-Adventure Lunahuana 2017.
Set to take place on May 20-21 this year, the event will feature national and foreign athletes.
The gathering will host various adventure sports, including canoeing, canopying, mount biking, rappelling and slacklining.
Participants will come from Germany, France, Mexico and Venezuela, as well as from Peruvian cities: Abancay, Apurimac, Arequipa, Cusco, Huancayo, Huanuco, Huaraz, Lima, Lunahuana, Tarapoto and Pozuzo.
The event is co-organized by the Latin American Association of Adventure Sports (ALDEA) and What To Do Peru (WTD Peru) tourism enterprise.
Likewise, the festival is supported by Peru's Exports and Tourism Promotion Board (Promperu), as well as by Lima Regional Government and Lunahuana Municipality.
Lunahuana
Lunahuana district is less than three hours' drive south of Peru's capital city, and its jurisdiction belongs to the Cañete province.
The trip can be made either by bus or car.
This is the place to be if you enjoy outdoor activities. It is filled with plenty of attractions including extreme sports, open-air activities and high-quality drinks like pisco.
Following the various weather events occurred in the country as part of the rainy season, many people think Lunahuana has been affected by landslides. However, visitors can enjoy open-air activities in a perfectly normal and safe way.
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Publicado: 18/5/2017