While taking the buss there we drove through a district called Rimac, it is the oldest district in Lima (about 400years old). There were a lot of houses which have been destroyed along the years by earthquakes. It was very different from Miraflores, you could see the poverty. People were living along the mountains really high up and didn't have proper homes. It was cold at the top of the mountain so I can imagine how cold it is at nights in their homes, because they don't have so thick walls. The people living there has to come down the mountain to bring water and then carry the waterbottles hundreds of stairs back up. Seeing this kind of poverty makes me grateful for living in Finland and having a good job and home. And a family that takes care of me! Carolina told me that there are more poverty in the Andes. People in highlands of Peru has it way worse.
After visiting this mountain and district we went to get food in this small gastronomic market, which was outdoors. Carolina and her brother did pay for our food and the visit to Cerro San Cristobal. Unbelievable kind. I ate anticuchos, it is meat with some corn and potato. People were singing and dancing at this gastronomic market and people seemed really happy. This day was the best so far here in Lima :)
San Cristobal
It was national childrens day in Peru.
Views on the way up the mountain.
This kind of houses which could easily bee destroyed by an earthquake.
Chef preparing Anticuchos.
Catedral de Lima.
I bought this keyring today for 8 Soles :)
Ihana lukea sun juttuja sieltä maailman toiselta puolen!ja ihania kuvia!:) take care!<3
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