Peru, gateway to the Strip and Route in South America

Almost a thousand years ago, in this bay lived a pre-Incaic civilization that gave name to the port city located eighty kilometers north of Lima. The Chancay were good merchants, maintained relations with other towns using marine and land communication routes to sell their agricultural, textile and fishery products. A thousand years later, the spirit of the Chancays is still alive. In 2013, in the bay of this city, the Peruvian mining company Vo…