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 Peru is a country of extremes, extremes of culture, language, history, architecture, flora, fauna, most noticeably by region. More than half of the country's Amazon jungle, you have the backs of the mighty Andes and finally the thin coastal strip of desert, running the entire length of the country. Beginning at the northern boundary of the Piura region of the desert is spreading from the coast between 20 to 100 kilometers in the Andes. The northern part is known as Sechura Desert and just drive from the city of Piura to Tumbes - Piura equatorial dry forests. The desert covers a total area of 188 735 square kilometers. The Peruvians call only the northwestern part of the coast Sechura Desert, while other sources like the World Wildlife Fund, believes Sechura Desert be whole landmass of the coastal desert from the most northwestern part of Peru, connecting to the Atacama desert in northern Chile. The coastal area of southern Peru Nazca below is considered as part of the Atacama Desert of the National Geographic Society, so definitions vary, but the sand does not! The Sechura desert in the north is relatively moist and wooded than the Atacama, which is known (by NASA) to be the driest place on the planet. In 1998, the climatic phenomenon called El Nino, which originate along this coast and affect weather patterns around the world on a regular basis, causing unusually heavy rains make rivers bordering the desert to blow up their banks and flow into the Sechura desert, which constitute the second largest body of water in Peru after Lake Titicaca. This lake was 90 miles long, 20 miles wide and 10 feet deep, with occasional domes of sand and clay that appear above the surface. Bushes and scrub still continue to cover large parts of the desert as a result. Due to the environmental effects of the nearby Pacific Ocean, has Sechura Desert a very low temperature. However, it is one of the most arid on earth because of the cold coastal waters and subtropical atmospheric subsidence. During the summer months December to March, temperatures range between 25 C to 38 ° ° C, with an average of over 24 ° C. During the winter months, the weather is clear and cold with temperatures between 16 ° C at night and 24 ° C during the day. Settlements have been developed in Sechura desert because of the many short rivers that cross the road down from the glaciers and rainfall in the Andes. An early urban culture was the Moche as its guinea pig, fish, peanuts and squash, and built huge mud brick cities, the largest of which still survives in part, Chan Chan near the town of Trujillo. Around 800-1300 AD Sicas succeeded the Moche and were known for their lost wax casting of gold that was very much appreciated by the Spanish conquistadors. More than 1,500 miles of desert continues south until it reaches Sechura Desert Atacama Desert belongs to Chile and Peru. This country is very barren with a few rocky hills brown, but was also home to ancient civilizations such as the Nazca with its impressive Nazca Lines, aquaduct and cities clay. West of the Andes Mountains in southern Peru and Chile, which covers a 600 km strip of land on the Pacific coast, is the Atacama Desert. It gets very little rain as it is on the downwind side of the mountains. It is therefore one of the driest deserts in the world and has an area of over 40,000 square miles consists mostly of sand, salt ponds (called rooms) and lava flows. The area is dotted with geysers and tourism has been based on 4x4 trips across the desert, with a number of luxury lodges and spa is being built and this "spiritual" landscape is sure to continue to attract visitors from around the world.

 Those who want a career in travel writing often not jump the first obstacle to achieving this goal. People who want to write travel articles themselves defeat from the start by answering "no" to their own question, "Will anyone be interested in the site or my experiences away from home? "These conversations negative attitude on the field of travel writing could not be further from the truth.Why I say this with such assurance? Because I would say at least 99 per cent of articles published in this kind of writing that are in effect today were designed by those who first attended a different experience of globe-trotting by a printed publication, online or on television / film. These experiments documented broke ground or continued to cultivate the land for a future literary travel story theme. Therefore, the domino effect continues to generate interest from other people who want to experience what they read on and / or a saw. This is not necessarily a destination room in the Travel section Sunday newspaper about an escape from the monotony of everyday routine that hooks the reader wishing to experience the adventure of travel. Think of the buzz stirred by Marco Polo on East Europe through his writings and spoken-on adventures. Sometimes it could be a lesser known but equally entertaining account of grandparents misadventures with their grandchildren in their Winnebago restored while crossing through the United States. Reading a novel like The Da Vinci Code or Harry Potter, both of which are full of travel hotspots, may inspire some readers to experience the same sites of the protagonist of a novel (s) as realistic a manner as possible, then write about it. I want to share some sample titles of articles and ideas that I had written, with the ensuing thoughts unsaid that came to mind when I thought about writing, then submit the text Travel factory following theme: "The Angels of Cape Town: Cape Town tourist police whip naive traveler safety of the front of the port city. Negative thinking: Is there enough angel stories on TV or in magazines for religious travel industry does not touch this kind of writing-Volunteers needed for the Spanish experience: Volunteer work in remote areas Spain, where the participants just talk and talk and talk some more. English only all week. Negative thinking: too one dimensional for any real interest. enforcement at airports: Do not waste your pre-departure or transit time! Negative thinking: Do not think that passengers for the year to LAX is reserved only for those who run because they are about to miss their flight Roots-My Travelin ': Travel of a child in a truck semi-trailer when school was out. Negative thinking: Is not this kind of children being subjected to their fifth grade teachers for an English essay - that "what I did during my summer vacation" My will fare was stronger than my negative thoughts, and I submitted? all written above. Release and re-tweak the articles followed. But the end result was the publication of pay for each of them, including reprints. Sometimes, the publishers changed the titles and accept the contents a bit, but nonetheless, my writing does generate interest in other people outside my social work, family and sphere.To repeat, the roots these successes come from the written works of other writers who, in their pioneer-like manner, I am interested in their places of interest: I was captivated. I've known in my own way, and then wrote about them with my own interpretation and style (more facts if necessary), the treble, was rejected, but by perseverance eventually find homes for all of the works above. Do not allow negative thoughts to convince you that your experience of globe-trotting are not of interest to a wide audience!