Question 1: What are the major ports in Peru? Callo: The first port in Peru and an important port city in the South Pacific.
Matarani: The most modern port in the country.
Paita: The second largest port after Callo.
San Martin: One of the most modern ports in the state of Pisco.
Salaverry: also one of the main ports.
Chimbote: The main fishing port in the north of the country.
Ilo: Mainly transports natural gas out of Bolivia.
San Nicolas: This port mainly exports iron.
Talara: Major oil export port.
Bayovar: Exports oil and in the future will export phosphates.
Huarmey: Exports copper.
Conchan: A small private port for cement exports.
Chicama: The second largest port in Libertad province after Salaverry.
Paracas: Exports oil.
Question 2: What are the main ports in Peru? The main ones are: Callao, Ilo, Paita, Iquitos Port, and Matarani Port.
Question 3: Peru What are the main ports? And the basic port? My friend upstairs, what they want is the port. You have written down the geography. Isn’t it superfluous?
The port is:
CALAO, LIMA, PAITA, IQUITOS
Question 4: What cities are there in Peru? What is Peru? A land of many races, languages ??and cultures. This land, before the invasion of the Spanish conquistadors, was inhabited by thousands of native peoples who witnessed the arrival of European, African and Asian immigrants. Over time, Peru formed a diverse culture, which is reflected in: Peruvian food, handicrafts, music and dance. In Peru, nature has endowed the country with diverse landscapes, climates and ecosystems. Peru's seaside deserts, majestic Andes mountains, and dense jungles make this country have the most "microclimates", plants and animals in the world. The diversity of residents and natural conditions provides rich cultural exchanges between different people; It provides a variety of land uses and forms a striking fusion of culture and landscape. Therefore, the tourist destination of Peru will provide tourists with abundant freedom of choice all year round. The rainless city of Lima is located on the western coast of Peru, on the edge of the Pacific Ocean. The Mark River flows through the north of Lima. The city center is 154 meters above sea level and has a population of 7.49 million, accounting for 28.4% of the country's total population. The lowest temperature is 16°C from November to April, and the highest temperature is 28°C. The average temperature is 23°C. Due to the El Ni?o phenomenon, the highest temperature reached 35.5°C in 1997. The temperature from June to August is generally between 13°C and 14°C. The coldest month is July, with an average temperature of 16°C throughout the year, which is world-famous. “Rainless City", the winter is foggy and humid. Lima's climate is suitable for the growth of warm and tropical crops, and it is rich in citrus, pineapples, grapes, mangoes and other fruits. On January 18, 1535, the Spanish adventurer Francisco Pizarro came here, established the city of Lima and set up the Governor's Palace. Lima gradually developed into the base camp of Spanish colonists in South America. It has a history of more than 400 years. A powerful earthquake in 1746 completely destroyed the city. After years of hard work, Lima is recovering from its ruins. Peru became independent in 1821, and Lima became the country's political, economic, and cultural center. The center of Lima is Plaza Mayor (Plaza Mayor, meaning Grand Square, formerly known as Plaza de Armas). The copper fountain in the center of the square was built in 1650.
Surrounding the square are the Presidential Palace, Lima Municipal Building, Cathedral, etc. The buildings in Lima's old town still maintain the characteristics of Spanish architectural art. Torre Tagle Palace, the seat of the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, was built in 1735 and is the best-preserved colonial building. It has a construction area of ??1,699 square meters and a beautiful appearance. The door is decorated with copper nails. The interior contains the carriage of the Governor of Lima and precious oil paintings and sculptures from that year. Lima is the cultural center of the country. The University of San Marcos is the most famous institution of higher learning in Peru. Founded in 1551, it is the first university in the history of America. Lima also has many museums, among which the Gold Museum ranks first. The Port of Callao is connected to the city of Lima and is the largest seaport in Peru and a major port on the Pacific coast of South America. 80% of Peru's total import and export goods are transshipped through the Port of Callao, and the port can berth more than 20 ocean-going ships at the same time. Huanuco is the capital of the Peruvian province of Huanuco. It is located in the mountain basin of the upper reaches of the Walyaga River in the central part of the country, with an altitude of 1912 meters. In 1539, Spanish colonists built a city near the Stone City of Unucui, the ancient city of the Inca Empire. This is the old city of Huanuco, 56 kilometers west of the current city of Huanuco, and later moved to its current location. 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 Cristóbal Church and San Francisco Church. There is also a smaller National History Museum and other ancient buildings in the city. Five kilometers away from the city, there is an ancient temple built in 1900 BC. There are remains of a stone statue of crossed hands in the temple, so it is called the Chashou Temple. It is the oldest temple in America. There are medium and small light industries and food industries in the city.
Ciudad Huanuco Lao Hua...gt;gt;
Question 5: What are the main ports in Chile? Chinese name, English name, port code, route
Anto Antofagasta CLANT Central and South America
Arica CLARI Central and South America
Cruz CLCGR Central and South America
Iquique CLIQ Valve Central and South America
Punta Arenas CLPAR Central and South America
Question 6: What are the main countries and basic port cities in Bolivia’s ports?
COLOMBIA Colombia
Basic port: BUENAVENTURA,
Other port cities: BOGOTA Bogotá
ECUADOR Ecuador
Basic Port: GUAYAQUIL Guayaquil,
Other port cities: CUENCA, MANTA, QUITO, ESMERALDS
PERU Peru
Basic port ：CALLAO Callao,
Other port cities ILO, LIMA, PAITA
BOLIVIA
LA PAZ (CAP) ), COCHABAMBA, SANTA CRUZ
CHILE
Basic ports: IQUIQUE, SAN ANTONIO, VALPARAISO,
Other port cities : ARICA Arica, ANTOFAGASTA Antofagasta, CONCEPCION, COQUIMBO, LIRQUEN Likun, PENCO, PUERTO MONTT, PUNTA ARENAS Punta Arenas, SAN VINCENTE Saint Vincent, SANTIAGO Santiago, TALCAHUANO Talcahuano
Introduction to major shipping companies on South American west coast routes in Ningbo and Shanghai ports:
EVERGREEN (Taiwan)
Shipping schedule: every Monday, every Tuesday, every Saturday ( On Monday, a small boat transfers to Cologne via Hong Kong, and then transfers to three major ports in South America. On Tuesday, most ships use ZIM space, so it is difficult to control the boarding during the peak season. It may be dumped by ZIM and transferred after arriving in Cologne. Captain Rong's ship on Saturday needs to send AMS because it is calling in the United States. It is more troublesome for three-party trade. Transfer after arriving in Cologne)
Advantages: The market price is relatively cheap, and they will always be at the forefront of price cuts. Often the price is the lowest on the market.
Disadvantages: It takes a long time. For customers who require shipping schedules, I recommend not to use this company's ships. For Colombia, the ports in Peru are slightly better, and the port time in Chile is relatively long. Once the transit port is closed, you have no control over when your goods will be transited. You are the only one responsible for the resulting losses.
CSAV South America Cruise (Chile)
Sailing schedule: There is no fixed sailing schedule, and the approximate sailing schedule for the next month is provided every month. The sailing date is unstable.
Basic ports of call: CALLAO, IQUIQUE, ANTOFAGASTA, SAN ANTONIO
Direct flights every other week: BUENAVENTURA, GUAYAQUIL
Advantages: Chilean shipping companies, for Chilean shipping companies The consignee has a certain degree of cleanliness. Some ports are directly accessible and the voyage can be controlled. Bills of lading from multiple shipowners.
Disadvantages: Some ports in South America are not directly accessible, sailing dates are not fixed, and the services at the Shanghai port are lacking.
MARUBA. Maruba (Argentina)
Shipping schedule: every Monday (China Shipping, CMA, *** class)
Directly to the basic port of call: BUENAVENTURA , CALLAO, SAN ANTONIO
There are few direct ports of call. Most of them are shipowner's bills of lading.
China Shipping (China)’s maiden voyage to the west coast of South America on March 21, 2006
Shipping schedule: every Monday (MARUBA, CMA, *** class)
Basic direct ports of call: BUENAVENTURA, CALLAO, SAN ANTONIO
There are fewer direct ports of call. Most of them are shipowner's bills of lading.
NYK Japan Cruises (Japan)
Sailing schedule: every Friday
Directly to the basic ports of call: BUENAVENTURA, GUAYAQUIL, CALLAO, IQUIQUE, VALPARAISO
There are many direct calls to basic ports, but the voyage to the final port of VALPARAISO is also longer. Most of the bills on the market are shipowners' bills of lading.
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company
Shipping schedule: every Wednesday
Direct ports of call: BUENAVENTURA, IQUIQUE, SAN ANTONIO
Fewer direct ports , the market is currently dominated by agency bills of lading. The price is slightly cheaper. The quality of service is lacking...gt;gt;
Question 7: How many major ports are there in Central and South America? They are those in South America West: Buenaventura, Callao, Guayaquil, Iquique, San Antonio South America East: Santos, Paranagua, Buenos Aires, Montevideo Wait for Mexico: Manzanillo, Mexico City are in our shipping business. These are called basic ports, which are the big ports where big ships call;
Question 8: Which port should we choose in Cangallo City, Peru? Cangallo City belongs to Ayacucho The province is inland and not close to the coast. The closest one by water is the port of Pisco, then take the long-distance trip from Pisco to Ayacucho, and then take the long-distance trip to Cangallo from Ayacucho. The whole journey is not far. After all, Ayacucho and Ica (the province where Pisco City is located) are neighboring provinces.
Question 9: Which ports are generally used for shipping to Peru? If FedEx is flying, it will be transferred in the United States. I don’t know about shipping