What country is Milu from?

Question 1: Which country is Peru? Peru is a country. Peruvian flag Peru (Spanish: Peru; ; Quechua, Imara: Piruw), full name of Peru * * * Republic (Spanish: Repú blica del Perú), is a country in western South America, bordering Ecuador and Colombia in the north, Brazil and Bolivia in the east, Chile in the south and the Pacific Ocean in the west. As a member of the Union of South American Nations. Peru gave birth to one of the earliest civilizations-the prehistoric civilization of Xiaobei and the Inca Empire, the largest country in America before Columbus. /kloc-In the 6th century, the Spanish Empire conquered the Inca Empire and established the Peruvian viceroy, which included most of the Spanish colonies in South America.

Question 2: What kind of country is Milu? Peru, called Repú blica del Perú in Spanish, is a country in western South America, bordering Ecuador and Colombia in the north, Brazil and Bolivia in the east, Chile in the south and the Pacific Ocean in the west. It is a member of the Union of South American Nations. Peru is a big tourist country with many tourist attractions. As of 20 1 1 year, Peru has 1 1 World Heritage Sites: Machu Picchu, Cuzco City, Chawen Archaeological Site, Vaskaran National Park, Changchang Archaeological Area (Changchang Archaeological Site), Manu National Park, Lima Ancient City and Rio Abiceo.

Peru gave birth to Xiaobei prehistoric civilization, one of the earliest human civilizations in America, and the Inca Empire, the largest country in America before Columbus. /kloc-In the 6th century, the Spanish Empire conquered the Inca Empire and established the Peruvian viceroy, which included most of the Spanish colonies in South America. 182 1 After independence, Peru experienced both political turmoil and financial crisis, as well as political stability and economic development.

The Andes runs through the north and south of the country, with dry plains in the western coastal areas and tropical rainforests in the eastern Amazon basin. Peru is a developing country with a medium level of human development. About 50% of the country's population lives in poverty, and its main economic activities are agriculture, fishing, mining and manufacturing (such as textiles).

Peru is a democratic republic with a presidential parliament, a multiparty system and a political system of separation of powers.

Question 3: Which country is Milu from? Peru (hanyu pinyin), called the Republic of Peru (Spanish: República del Perú), is a country in the west of South America, bordering Ecuador and Colombia in the north, Brazil and Bolivia in the east, Chile in the south and the Pacific Ocean in the west. It is a member of the Union of South American Nations.

Peru gave birth to Xiaobei prehistoric civilization, one of the earliest human civilizations in America, and the Inca Empire, the largest country in America before Columbus. /kloc-In the 6th century, the Spanish Empire conquered the Inca Empire and established the Peruvian viceroy, which included most of the Spanish colonies in South America. 182 1 After independence, Peru experienced both political turmoil and financial crisis, as well as political stability and economic development.

Now Peru is a democratic republic with a presidential parliament, and the country is divided into 25 districts. The Andes runs through the north and south of the country, with dry plains in the western coastal areas and tropical rainforests in the eastern Amazon basin. Peru is a developing country with a medium level of human development. About 50% of the country's population lives in poverty, and its main economic activities are agriculture, fishing, mining and manufacturing (such as textiles).

The population is 30.946 million (20 13), and the nationalities are Indian aborigines, Europeans, Africans and Asians. The official language is Spanish, and Quechua and other dialects are spoken in some areas. The integration of national cultural traditions has created various forms of expression in the fields of art, diet, literature and music.

Question 4: Which country is the secret currency from? It is the legal tender of Peru and the Republic of South America. Secret currency is not the currency in circulation in China, and banks will not exchange it.

Peruvian currency was originally issued, but the new currency Indy was issued on 1985. 199 1 year, Peru * * * approved the issuance of new currency, replacing Indy with new sol, and the new sol 1 is equal to 1 Wan Indy. The old currency Indy can still circulate.

In Peru, there are seven denominations of banknotes, including 5 10, 50 100, 200500 and 1000. Later, 200 sol notes were withdrawn from circulation. In recent years, the Central Reserve Bank of Peru has newly issued 5000, 10000, 50000 and 100000 Sol banknotes. Up to now, a total of 10 banknotes are circulating in the market. Peru's token carry is 1 sol, which is equal to 100 minute (minute).

Coins have also changed a lot. Of the original 1, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents, only 50 cents (Ce- ntavos) are still in circulation, and the rest are no longer used. In addition, Peru's monetary authorities have minted three new coins with larger denominations, namely 1, 5 and 10 sol.

Question 5: Which continent and country does Peru belong to? Peru belongs to South America. Peru itself is a country, and its full name is the Republic of Peru.

Question 6: What kind of country is Peru? 1. Peru is still not a tourist destination country for China citizens. Although it is not difficult for tourists to obtain visas, domestic travel agencies cannot provide team services.

(Peru was declared as a tourist destination country for China citizens last year, and domestic travel agencies began to provide group services. )

2. Peru's currency is "Sol". On August 5, 2009, the exchange rate against the US dollar was about 2.93 ~ 2.96: 1.

3. The voltage in Peru is 1 10 volts. Although the voltage is different, computers, mobile phone chargers and kettles brought from China can still be used. If you have electrical appliances, remember to bring a European-style socket converter and a double-round plug. You can buy one for more than ten yuan in Guangzhou, and seventy or eighty yuan in Hong Kong airport will do. You can use a three-band GSM phone here, but not a dual-band phone.

Question 7: Where is Peru? What about next to South America?

Question 8: Is Peru Bilu or Mi Lu? 20 points, Peru, Boolean incarnation

[Peru] The third largest country in South America, bordering Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia and Chile, with an area of 12852 16 square kilometers and a population of 22.33 million (1990), and its capital is Lima.

Question 9: What cities are there in Peru? Peru is a multiracial, multilingual and multicultural country. In this land, thousands of indigenous people lived here before the Spanish conquerors invaded, and they witnessed the arrival of immigrants from Europe, Africa and Asia. After a period of time, Peru has formed a multi-culture, which is embodied in Peru's food, handicrafts, music, dance and so on. In Peru, nature has endowed the country with diverse landforms, climate and ecosystems. Peru's coastal desert, majestic Andes and dense jungle give this country the most "microclimate 8221"; , plants and animals. It provides rich cultural exchanges between different people for the diversification of residents and natural conditions; Provide a variety of land use methods to form a striking integration of culture and landform. Therefore, Peru, a tourist attraction, will provide tourists with rich freedom of choice all year round. Lima, a rainless town, is located in the western coastal area of Peru, bordering the Pacific Ocean, and the Rimac River runs through the north of Lima. The city center is at an altitude of 154m, with a population of 7.49 million, accounting for 28.4% of the total population in China. Every year 1 1 to April of the following year, the lowest is 16℃ and the highest is 28℃. The hottest month is February, with an average temperature of 23℃. Due to El Nino, the highest temperature in 1997 reached 35.5℃. June-August is generally between 13℃- 14℃, and July is the coldest, with an average temperature of 16℃. It seldom rains all year round, which is world-famous. #8220; No rain town ",foggy and humid in winter. Lima's climate is suitable for growing warm tropical crops, rich in citrus, pineapple, grapes, mangoes and other fruits. 1535 65438+1October 18, Spanish adventurer Francisco? Pizarro came here, established the city of Lima and set up the governor's office, and Lima gradually developed into the base camp of Spanish colonists in South America. It has a history of more than 400 years. 1746 strong earthquake completely destroyed the city. After years of hard work, Lima has recovered from the ruins. 182 1 Peru became independent and Lima became the national political, economic and cultural center. The center of Lima is the mayor's square (meaning Grand Square, formerly known as Ames Square). The copper fountain in the center of the square was built at 1650. The square is surrounded by the Presidential Palace, Lima Municipal Building and Cathedral. The buildings in the old town of Lima still maintain the characteristics of Spanish architectural art style. The Gelai Palace in Toretta, where the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is located, was built in 1735, which is the best preserved colonial building. The building area is 65,438+0,699 square meters, with beautiful appearance. The gate is decorated with copper nails, and the carriage of Governor Lima, precious oil paintings and sculptures of that year are preserved indoors. Lima is the cultural center of this country. San Marcos University is the most famous institution of higher learning in Peru. Founded in 155 1, it is the first university in American history. There are many museums in Lima, among which the Golden Museum is the first one. Callao Port, which is connected with Lima, is the largest seaport in Peru and a big port along the Pacific coast of South America. 80% of Peru's total import and export goods are transshipped through callao Port, which can berth more than 20 ocean-going ships at the same time. The capital of the Peruvian province of Vanuco. An intermountain basin located in the upper reaches of the Valyaga River in the middle, with an altitude of 19 12m. 1539, Spanish colonists built a city near the stone city of Yunukui, the ancient city of Inca Empire, which is now the ancient city of Wanuko, 56 kilometers west of the city, and then moved to the present site. It is one of the oldest Spanish cities in Latin America. There are many ancient Spanish churches in the city, the most famous of which are: San Cristoba Church and San Francisco Church. The city also has a smaller national history museum and other ancient buildings. Five kilometers away from the city, there is an ancient temple built in BC 1900. There are stone statues with crossed hands in the temple, so it is called the fork hand temple, which is the oldest temple in the United States. There are small and medium-sized light industries and food industries in this city. Laowa, Laowa Nuko City >>