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Because November 1 falls Friday, we will have a long holiday. In fact, some will start with their ‘minivacations’ on October 31, so people can take advantage of those days to travel and tour the country. If you are one of those who want to do that, but you still don't have a definite destination in this note Lennart Ruff, co-founder of Recorrido.pe, recommends five places of ‘fear’ to travel during the Halloween season. 1. THE PEOPLE OF CACHICHE It is 4 km from the Plaza de Armas de Ica (6 hours from Lima) and is very po[CENSORED]r because according to the villagers it was a meeting point for some witches years ago and nowadays sometimes ghosts can be seen. 2. GOTHIC CITY It is a valley in Macusani (Puno) and is famous for its rocky structures, which make it look like Gothic (Batman's residence). To arrive you will take a bus in Juliaca to the valley mentioned above and ready. Currently there are not many tours because it is little known, but maybe find local guides. 3. YANAHUARA Here you will find the most famous and traditional haunted house in Arequipa. In this laments are heard, crawling chains and other paranormal events that are believed to be caused by the murder of two people and that according to legend had been caused in the 17th century by a Spanish Noble. 4. LAGOON OF YARINACOCHA It is in Ucayali and here you can find freshwater dolphins, paiches, among others. It is considered a place of terror due to the legend that surrounds it, since it is said it was formed by the impossible love between a human and a mermaid, who being unable to be with his beloved cried so much that the lagoon appeared. 5. THE FOOTWEAR It is located in San Martín and on its land the myth of La Calzada is known, a cow-like beast that threw fire through its mouth. Currently, this site is ideal for trekking and continue marveling at the landscapes, because, says the legend, the cow was expelled by a sorcerer to realize that it could destroy the entire town.

Lambayeque Have you ever heard of a ghost town located in the north of the country? Zaña may surprise more than one, because he is not only known for his "creepy" appearance, but for being the city of slavery. Below you can learn a little more about its history. This city was founded in 1563 and, according to the inhabitants, was going to be chosen as the capital of Peru. However, it was sacked by a pirate in 1686 and then suffered a natural disaster. So the plans that existed with this city were over. Now there are only ruins of houses that have now become a space for visitors, who remain with their mouths open in the place. There are many who come to this place to learn more about this city that is also the nucleus of Afro-Peruvian descent in Peru. Within these streets is the Afro-Peruvian Museum of Zaña, a place to learn more about the history of this town In this place there are many manuscripts, images and accessories of the time in which the slaves inhabited it. In addition, you will learn about myths and stories about them. From musical instruments with which they made their evenings happy, to tools with which they were vilely whipped by their "owners." Another place to visit in the Main Church of Zaña, where the holy Toribio de Mogrovejo was buried. This was declared Cultural Heritage Colonial Property and Historic Monument.

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One of the wagons of the Santiago de Chile Metro was set on fire on Saturday afternoon in the commune of Puente Alto, as part of the citizen's protests over the increase in public transport tickets. According to information from La Tercera, the fire affects one of the cars of the Elisa Correa station of the Metro Line. Through the Twitter account of the Traffic Control Operating Unit, videos were shared in which the vehicle consumed by the flames can be seen. In social networks they also shared photos of fires at the stations of the Metro Macul, Laguna Sur and San Pablo. In this regard, the president of the Metro, Louis de Grange, lamented the damage caused to the stations and said that this transport is a pride of Chilean society. "We will make all efforts and coordination to launch the Santiago Metro," he said.