Gilmer Horna Corrales: Governor of Amazonas aspires to turn his Raymillaqta festival into an Inti Raymi (VIDEO)

2023-04-26 03:46:50

Big goals. A spectacular dance, dances and typical dishes of the region began the XXVII Tourist Week of the Raymillaqta Festivity 2023 in the Promperú auditorium today (Tuesday 25) which featured great personalities, the Vice Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism; Madeline Burns Vidaurruzaga, the Regional Director of Foreign Trade Saby Escobedo León and the Governor of Amazonas Gilmer Horna Corrales who emphasized that despite the natural ravages, the Raymillaqta festival will take place the first week of June and the necessary guarantees will be offered to all national and foreign tourists.

“Ours suffered a lot in the pandemic and now due to the ravages of nature. The tourism sector is an important entity for our region and therefore it should be offered all the necessary support from here in Gorea. We have planned many jobs for this sector forgotten by previous efforts. Wait, because the Raymillaqta party is so well known for the Cajamarca Carnival or the world-famous Inti Raymi party », he opined.
The inauguration of the Festival was held this Tuesday, April 25, at the Promperú offices in San Isidro, and also included great sports guests such as: Julio ‘Coyote’ Rivera, Roberto ‘Chorri’ Palacios, Miguel ‘Conejo’ Rebosio and the model and athlete Rocio Miranda, the
Guests were surprised by the number of stews, such as shipasmute, purtumute, guinea pig with potatoes, cecina, chachapoyan breads, elderberry sweets and more.

‘The XXVII Tourist Week called Raymi Llaqta’ is a popular festival of the city that takes place in the month of June in Chachapoyas, capital of the department of Amazonas. s the main artistic costumbrist activity of the tourist week, more than 60 communities show the great cultural wealth of the Amazon region through their typical dances in a parade through squares and streets of the city of Chachapoyas proudly displaying all the folklore, customs and traditions of an ancient town that up to now maintains its innate tradition through time.