Heir to ancient cultures and a rich colonial tradition, Perú is a magical spot which involves one of the richest biodiversities of Earth, and is a melting pot of different cultures who together are forging the promise of a better future. Ten thousand years of history are lived through 180 museums and historical places. While Peru inevitably evokes images of Machu Picchu and the Inca empire, the country is also riddled with archaeological sites which are a legacy of even more ancient times, when great civilizations bequeathed a legacy of their art, customs and rituals, their wisdom and skills.Video brought to you by Travelindex Network and Travel & Tourism Foundation. Travelindex.com is the World's largest Travel Directory. We invite you to submit your tourism, travel or destination site for publication, its free, at www.Travelindex.com More travel and tourism information and travel videos at www.Travelindex.com http www.Travelindex.tv http www.TourismFoundation.org and more...

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www.bicycletouringpro.com Travel through the large, loud and occasionally lustrous city of Lima, Peru. This video footage was shot by Darren Alff during a two-week stay in Lima and a grand total of 5-months in the South American country of Peru. Additional information can be found at darrenalff.com

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What happens when Peru brings its culture to the small town of Peru, Nebraska? The new ambassadors of Peru, a collection of musicians, artists, chefs and athletes, eat ceviche, dance huaynos, drink pisco and more with the 569 residents of Peru, Nebraska. Discover more about Peru (the country) at www.livinginperu.com

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www.bicycletouringpro.com This short video features the photos of hundreds of women from Peru - from young to old. These photos were taken by Darren Alff in late 2010 and early 2011 during a 5-month trip through Peru. Photos in this video were taken in Lima, Naza, Arequipa, Puno, Cuzco, Ayacucho, Huncayo, Huaraz, Trujillo and Mancora

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One of the most isolated tribes in the world has been photographed in the most detailed pictures ever taken of them. The images of the Mashco Piro tribe, released by Survival International, have sparked the world's imagination. The once "lost" tribe live in the jungles of southeastern Peru, near the Manu National Park and are hostile to outsiders. They have been blamed for a number of attacks. Rebecca Spooner, a Peru campaigner with Survival International, speaks to Al Jazeera from London.

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Thirty-six construction contractors kidnapped for five days by leftwing rebels in the Amazon jungle have been freed. Al Jazeera's Mariana Sanchez reports from Lima, Peru.

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Peru's government has appealed to mining companies to send heavy equipment to help free nine trapped miners. They have been stuck 200 metres underground since Thursday. Al Jazeera's Mariana Sanchez reports from Lima.

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Can indigenous Peruvian farmers fighting a UK mining company ever get justice from corporate abusers if a case is settled out of court?

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Asia is not a continent, it's Peru's most popular beach. Join Carsten Korch for this tour.

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Peru is a country with unique attractions, goods and opportunities which are limited worldwide achieving this way to awake in those who come to visit new interests and a desire to get to know more. Peru encourages: senses, for its boundless and unusual natural diversity; the intellect, for its rich cultural diversity and business, for its wide range of opportunities, accompanied by a pro-business orientation.

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Peru, one of the world's leading producers and exporters of cocaine, has seen the illicit trade boom in recent years. The industry's growth has prompted the country's government to plan an anti-drug campaign. Some experts blame the authorities for not taking enough action to stop the drug trade, while poor coca farmers say the government's failure to help them economically has forced them to continue in the business. Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from Peru's southern Vrae Valley, the world's densest coca producing region, in the first of a two part special.

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After years of denying any wrongdoing, Peru has reopened investigation into forcible sterilisation of women, what human rights groups say was a crime against humanity. During the 1990s, more than 300000 women were pressured into being sterilised by the government. Doctors and nurses under Alberto Fujimori's administration, between 1996 and 2000, were assigned monthly quotas and given bonuses based on the number of sterilisations they performed. Al Jazeera's Latin America Editor Lucia Newman reports from Anta on the women's quest for justice.

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The state of prisons in Peru is so bad that the government there has declared a state of emergency. Jail populations have increased almost 50 per cent in the past five years and violence and corruption are also urgent issues. The lack of investment in infrastructure is common in prisons not just in Peru but across Latin America, where it is giving way to systematic persecution by certain groups and individuals. Al Jazeera's Mariana Sanchez reports from Lima.

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Peru is enjoying a gastronomic boom which is putting it on the A-list of global cuisine. One Peruvian chef has single-handedly promoted and branded his country's cooking for the world stage. He is also using his success as a way of bridging Peru's huge social and economic divide. Duration: 02:13

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Two thousand years ago a mysterious and little known civilization ruled the northern coast of Peru. Its people were called the Moche. They built huge and bizarre pyramids that still dominate the surrounding countryside; some well over a hundred feet tall. Many are so heavily eroded they look like natural hills; only close up can you see they are made up of millions of mud bricks. Several of the pyramids, known as 'huacas', meaning sacred site in the local Indian dialect, contain rich collections of murals depicting both secular and sacred scenes from the Moche world. Others house the elaborate tombs of Moche leaders. Out in the desert, archaeologists have also found the 2000-year-old remains of an extensive system of mud brick aqueducts which enabled the Moche to tame their desert environment. Many are still in use today. Indeed there are signs that the Moche irrigated a larger area of land than farmers in Peru do now. But who were the Moche? How did they create such an apparently successful civilisation in the middle of the desert, what kind of a society was it, and why did it disappear? For decades it was one of the greatest archaeological riddles in South America. But now at last, scientists are beginning to come up with answers. Today, after 1500 years, the Moche, and their legacy are beginning to take their place in world history. The story of the Moche is an epic account of society that thought it could control the world and what happened to it when it found it <b>...</b>

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"Conservationists counted 615 dead dolphins along a 90-mile stretch of beaches in Peru, a wildlife group said Wednesday, and the leading suspect is acoustic testing offshore by oil companies. "If you can count 615 dead dolphins, you can be sure there are a great many more out at sea and the total will reach into the thousands," Hardy Jones, head of the conservation group BlueVoice.org, said in a statement after he and an expert with ORCA Peru walked the beaches. Indeed, the head of a local fishermen's association told Peru21.pe that he estimated more than 3000 dolphins had died so far this year, based on what he saw in the water and on beaches. BlueVoice.org stated that "initial tests ... show evidence of acoustical impact from sonic blasts used in exploration for oil." The ORCA Peru expert, veterinarian Carlos Yaipen Llanos, said that while "we have no definitive evidence," he suspects acoustic testing created a "marine bubble" -- in essence a sonic blast that led to internal bleeding, loss of equilibrium and disorientation. Another possibility is that the dolphins suffered from a disease outbreak, Yaipen Llanos said." worldnews.msnbc.msn.com Persian Gulf HAARP video: www.youtube.com www.google.com

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Nelfi Ibanez Guerra is one of only a few female football coaches in the world to coach a male team. The Bolivian came to Peru after training with the world-renowned Barca outfit in Spain. Now, she's planning to lead her Peruvian club into the first division. A voiced AFPTV report.Duration: 02:20

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Archaeologists discover a burial ground of more than 80 corpses that may have been a lost civilization in Peru that vanished overnight.

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Peruvian authorities say they are struggling to keep outsiders away from a previously isolated Amazon people. They have been appearing on a riverbank popular with tourists since May last year. Anthropologists are puzzled over why the tribe would leave the safety of their jungle homes. Al Jazeera's Bhanu Bhatnagar reports.

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Join Researcher David Hatcher Childress and British Engineer Christopher Dunn as they journey to Cuzco in the Andes Mountains to examine evidence for the possible use of advanced rock-machining techniques. Going to ancient cities and megalithic quarries, they again examine saw marks, advanced lifting and moving techniques, as well as evidence of Pre-Incan megalith builders at Machu Picchu and Ollantaytambo. They continue on to Lake Titicaca where they investigate the strange megalithic towers and a "stargate" cut into solid rock. Finally they examine the huge granite megaliths at Tiwanaku and Puma Punku for signs of the use of power tools and other advanced, ancient technology. Blows the lid off South American archeology with evidence of advanced ancient technology thousands of years old. Coming Soon to DVD: Ancient Advanced Technology In Peru and Bolivia - Go to www.UFOTV.com.

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The government wants to help farmers plant other crops instead of coca so will its new drug strategy be a success? Inside Story discusses with guests: Luis Del Valle, Kevin Casas-Zamora and Sanho Tree.

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Peru is enjoying a mining boom, 4.6 billion dollars worth of foreign investments were pumped into the industry this year. The high demand for minerals in Southeast Asia has led countries like China to invest in Peru. Towns like Morococha have enjoyed better working conditions following the mining boom. However, new mining projects have met fierce resistance in other parts of the county because they fear the mine would affect local water supplies. Al Jazeera's Mariana Sanchez reports from Morococha, Peru.

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Medlife Brigade: Peru is a documentary by Maine filmmaker, Chas Bruns, that follows a group of UPenn students on their 2010 medical brigade with the NGO Medlife. They travel to Lima, Peru and surrounding areas to give medical aid and assistance to the poor. More information is available at medlifeweb.org

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Nearly 900 dolphins and at least 5000 birds, mostly pelicans, have died off Peru's northern coast, the government has confirmed. The country's northern beaches have been declared off-limits as scientists scramble to pin down what has caused such a massive death toll. Non-government organisations blame oil exploration work. But Peru's deputy environment minister Gabriel Quijandria disputed that, saying rising water temperatures, which disturb species' food supplies, were a possible cause. He said although tests conducted on 877 dolphins found dead on the coast had not been completed, contamination from heavy metals or the presence of bacterial infections was not responsible. It is probable the phenomenon "will extend to other coastal areas," Mr Quijandria said, noting there could be a resulting increase in the numbers of birds and other sea life killed. The South American nation's health ministry declared an alert at the weekend, urging the public to stay away from the beaches around Lima and on the northern coast until the cause of the deaths is known. One non-government conservation organisation, known as ORCA, has blamed the dolphin deaths on oil exploration activities in the area, which it claims produces noises which are having an acoustic impact on the mammals. A representative from the group, Carlos Yaipen, said on Wednesday it had tested 30 dead specimens and found broken ears and damaged organs consistent with the victims suffering "the bends", also known as <b>...</b>

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"Winner of BEST FILM award in Avtar International Film fest 2012" Greenhorns film presents 'OORUKKU 4 PERU' (4 Buddies every city) is a short film about 4 Bangalore based software engineers' involvement in a forgery scheme (which happened really in many places across the nation) due to their greed and their learning in hard way. Its a funny satire on quick money making schemes and uncontrollable desire on money. A 30 minute tamil short film from the makers of 536 and Ramasamy. ENTERTAINMENT GUARANTEED!! Story-Screenplay-Dialogues-Direction: Ganesh Kumar Mohan Music: Balamurali Balu Cinematography: Manish Murthy and Anand CJ Editing and Sound design: Abhinav Sundar Nayak Lyrics: Mohan Sundar Associates: Manivannan, Mohan Sundar, Kotti, Sureshkumar Guest Cinematographers: KB Prabu and Rajavel CAST: Venkat Sundar, Yeskay, Yashwant, Manoj, Sai, Vigneeshwaran, Shrabani Das etc. Contact production house: greenhornsfilms@gmail.com Contact Director at 96299 35461 Postproduction house at nayakcinema@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook and share ur review at www.facebook.com

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The government of Peru want to change its image as the world's top exporter of pure cocaine by encouraging farmers to grow food, instead of coca leaves. President Ollanta Humala's new policy overhaul includes a 20% increase in funding for social development as well as crop substitution in coca producing regions like the famed Vrae Valley. In the final of a two part series, AJE looks at the efforts being made to crackdown on the country's "narco-terrorists". Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from Peru's Vrae valley.

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Parts of northern Peru are under a state of emergency after protests against a mining project. The government has given the military powers to shut down protests and arrest people without a warrant in four provinces of Cajamaraca. It follows a series of demontrations by indigenous Peruvians opposed to a multi-billion dollar copper and gold mining venture in the state. Al Jazeera's Mariana Sanchez has more from Lima.

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This amazing video shows a meteorite crashing towards earth in the city of Cusco, Peru. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com

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Peru's former president Alberto Fujimori is serving a 25-year prison sentence for corruption, kidnapping and mass murder. But three years into his jail term, his family is trying to get him freed on health grounds. Al Jazeera's Mariana Sanchez reports from Lima, Peru.

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www.euronews.com Deep in the Pacific Ocean, on coral reefs off the coast of Peru, scientists have found three rare types of starfish. Researchers, who were diving from Punta Sal, in the north of the country, were unaware that the species even existed in the area. Among the discoveries was the Paulia horrida - an extremely rare brilliant red type of starfish that lives in deep waters. Find us on: Youtube bit.ly Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter twitter.com

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Researcher David Hatcher Childress and his investigative team head down the Pan American Highway from Lima to Ica and Nazca. In Ica they investigate the huge elongated alien looking skulls discovered in the area, and then they investigate the strange museum of Dr. Cabrera and its stones depicting dinosaurs and humans. Then the team flies over the Nazca figures in order to grasp their amazing complexity. Were they meant to be seen only from the air by the sky people? The team then journeys to Cuzco in central Peru and visit the megalithic sites of Ollantaytambo, Machu Picchu and Sacsayhuaman, including a special examination of megalithic rock quarry near the Inca Trail. Extra features. Coming Soon to DVD: Ancient Advanced Technology In Peru and Central Peru - Go to www.UFOTV.com.

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Illegal gold miners in Peru are destroying thousands of hectares of the Amazon forest, home to some of the world's most important biodiversity. Biologists are working to save wildlife in the area, as their habitats are destroyed or endangered by the gold diggers. At the same time, stopping the mining is presenting a tough challenge for the government. In the final instalment of a three-part series, Al Jazeera's Mariana Sanchez reports from Madre de Dios in Peru.

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Two thousand years ago a mysterious and little known civilization ruled the northern coast of Peru. Its people were called the Moche. They built huge and bizarre pyramids that still dominate the surrounding countryside; some well over a hundred feet tall. Many are so heavily eroded they look like natural hills; only close up can you see they are made up of millions of mud bricks. Several of the pyramids, known as 'huacas', meaning sacred site in the local Indian dialect, contain rich collections of murals depicting both secular and sacred scenes from the Moche world. Others house the elaborate tombs of Moche leaders. Out in the desert, archaeologists have also found the 2000-year-old remains of an extensive system of mud brick aqueducts which enabled the Moche to tame their desert environment. Many are still in use today. Indeed there are signs that the Moche irrigated a larger area of land than farmers in Peru do now. But who were the Moche? How did they create such an apparently successful civilisation in the middle of the desert, what kind of a society was it, and why did it disappear? For decades it was one of the greatest archaeological riddles in South America. But now at last, scientists are beginning to come up with answers. Today, after 1500 years, the Moche, and their legacy are beginning to take their place in world history. The story of the Moche is an epic account of society that thought it could control the world and what happened to it when it found it <b>...</b>

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After weeks of peaceful protests, demonstrators, outnumbering police, have targeted buildings and set cars on fire in southeast Peru, where the government is allowing a Canadian firm to open a silver mine. Al Jazeera's Craig Mauro reports from Peru.

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