My journey in the Oasis call Huacachina
Huacachina is a tiny town in southern Peru, around a blue-green laguna surrounded by huge sand dunes. An antique image of the town is featured on Peru´s 50 soles bill. Its interest to tourists is three-fold: the novelty and beauty of a dry desert with huge sand dunes, plus the opportunity to sandboard and to ride in four-wheel-drive dune buggies that cruise up and down the dunes at break-neck speeds. The town depends entirely on tourism; as most visitors are foreigner tourists. i stayed for a few days here and was magical, at the night i felt very energy and saw lights, so amazing!!!
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Legend claims every year a mermaid living in the laguna takes one man. The inability of certain Peruvians to swim seems a more likely explanation of the yearly drownings. Other people speculate that the cause of the frequent drownings is swimmers muscles cramp when the warm water on the top of the oasis mixes with cooler water below. enjoy in this magic place.
In Huacachina can you doing anothers sports like sandboarding, Huacachina residents rent out sandboards and buggies for backpackers who travel to this magical town. Visitors can experience the impressive sand dunes and magnificent views
near from Lima, around 4 hours in Bus from Lima to Ica
The Oasis " Huacachina"
In
the midst of one of the driest climates in the world is an oasis town with lush
palm trees, flourishing foliage, and a tranquil lagoon which is said to have
curative properties.
The
magical town is called Huacachina, and it can be found not only on adventurers'
bucket lists, but also in a barren desert in Peru.
Visitors
can visit the surreal settlement and the 96 residents who thrive on running
small businesses on their greatest resource; sand.
The History in a Marmol
The
lake is naturally formed, but there is a legend that a young princess was
bathing when she was discovered by a hunter and fled, leaving behind a pool of
water. Her flowing cloak was said to have created the surrounding sand
dunes.
Now,
descendents of the Inca people make their living by hosting guests coming from
afar to climb to the top of a wind-sculptured sand dune and watch the sunset
illuminate the golden landscape, before sailing down the slopes on rented
sandboards or dune buggies.
My
journey in Huacachina was magical, i stayed very time here . next day gone to
south in Arequipa.
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