♥ ENGLISH PART ♥
Our study trip was completely astonishing!
We began setting off school at 8:00 am in two different buses, we went on a gray bus in which we had a toilet and comfortable sits, also we got fun during the trip rout.
We began setting off school at 8:00 am in two different buses, we went on a gray bus in which we had a toilet and comfortable sits, also we got fun during the trip rout.
-We had our first bus stop in Carabayllo, where we appreciated some ruins in which Don José de San Martin and José de La Serna (viceroy in 1821) had an interview meeting to make a conclusion in order to can have a non independence-war.
Obviously, it didn’t happen because they just concluded to start the independence-war between Spanish people in Peru and Peruvians and colonists who were in favour of their indenpedence.
This place is called Punchauca’s ruins.
Obviously, it didn’t happen because they just concluded to start the independence-war between Spanish people in Peru and Peruvians and colonists who were in favour of their indenpedence.
This place is called Punchauca’s ruins.
Punchauca's Ruins
Puchauca's Interview
-After, we had our second bus stop 1 km before Santa Rosa de Quives in Canta. It was in order to learn about the Checta’s Petroglyphs and its history.
To start with, Petroglyphs are rock in which an ancient culture located in this place made some drawings. Apparently, this drawings have a similar image with people’s faces. There were near 450 Petroglyphs.
Long time ago, these were discovered by an old lady who lived next to this place and who protect the whole place from tourists and scientists. Unfortunately, when she died all this people had the chance to can research information about these, whereas they also took with them some Petroglyphs. As a consequence, there are 32 now.
On the other hand, to get an access to these Petroglyphs we had to climb a little hill and it was amazing!
To be honest, first I was afraid of it but all students climbed it and some were playing on it because when you are already up you feel the adrenaline that it causes to you.
To start with, Petroglyphs are rock in which an ancient culture located in this place made some drawings. Apparently, this drawings have a similar image with people’s faces. There were near 450 Petroglyphs.
Long time ago, these were discovered by an old lady who lived next to this place and who protect the whole place from tourists and scientists. Unfortunately, when she died all this people had the chance to can research information about these, whereas they also took with them some Petroglyphs. As a consequence, there are 32 now.
On the other hand, to get an access to these Petroglyphs we had to climb a little hill and it was amazing!
Checta's Petrogylphs
-As a finish part, we had our next bus stop in Santa Rosa of Quives, obviously in Santa Rosa’s home. We learnt there her story during her living instance there. Also we could meet and enter her “punishment room”. It’s a room where she “punish” herself because she wanted to share with Jesuscrist his lovy pain. We met the church where she got Confirmation sacrament.
To add, we could have fun doing what we wanted to do at that moment. So, some of we took us a lot of photos. Others like some of us, were playing football or another recess activity.
To add, we could have fun doing what we wanted to do at that moment. So, some of we took us a lot of photos. Others like some of us, were playing football or another recess activity.
-To end, we had to come back to Lima but we got a lot of fun in the bus again! We can say now we had a great time learning a lot about Punchauca’s Interview, Checta’s Petroglyphs and Santa Rosa de Lima. Everybody took each other a lot of photos in all places we went.
This was our marvelous study trip!
Santa Rosa of Quives' home
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