Guayaquil to Lima Flights Fare starting @ ₹22298 + Upto ₹5000 OFF

Lima, a city and capital of Peru, is the country’s business centre. The central part of Lima is at an altitude of 156 m on river Rimac, just 13 km from the Pacific Ocean port of Callao. The city is an oasis surrounded by the Peruvian coastal area. Lima’s size and population grew between the 17th and 19th centuries. In 1746, the city was destroyed by a massive earthquake but was rebuilt grandly by the European settlers. Pizarro founded Lima in 1535 and it was originally named Ciudad de Los Reyes (City of Kings). Lima was loyal to Peru during the Latin American independence struggle and got its independence from Spain in 1821. Lima is famous for being a gastronomic capital, which offers a mix of authentic flavours of foods like Ceviche, Cuy, Aji de Gallina, Pollo a la Brasa and Causa. The city is also famous for its historical attractions such as the Presidential Palace, Plaza Mayor and Cathedral of Lima. Lima has a pleasing climate throughout the year but the best time to visit here is between June and August.

Guayaquil, also known as Santiago de Guayaquil, is one of Ecuador’s largest cities and ports. The city is situated along the banks of the Guayas River, 72 km from the Gulf of Guayaquil on the Pacific Ocean. The city has a hot and humid climate just 2° south of the Equator. It is an expansive, sprawling city and is the commercial hub of Ecuador. A few high-rise buildings project a colourful town surrounding city life on hillsides. The riverfront town square known as Rio Guayas Malecon is a popular attraction. Guayaquil is famous for its Ecuador tasty cuisines such as Bolon de Verde, Encocado de Pescado, Ceviche, Encebollado de Pescado, Cuy Asado, Llapingachos, Locro de Papa, Seco de Chivo. Because Guayaquil is located just near the south of the Equator and on the banks of the river Guayas, the city is tropically hot and humid, with almost the same temperatures throughout the year. The best time to visit Guayaquil is between May and December.