Lima is the capital of Peru, which is located on the Pacific Ocean and adjacent to the Rimac river in Peru's arid coastal region. Lima's climate is quite mild, despite being located in the Tropics. Lima has a subtropical and desert climate, yet the micro climate also makes it very humid. The temperatures vary from mild to warm (neither very cold or hot). The Peruvian capital concentrates more than two thirds of the industrial production of the country and is the main financial center as well. Most economic activity concentrates around the sectors of industry, commerce, services, and tourism. The city is the headquarters of many national corporations which are headquartered in modern skyscrapers.
Transportation Lima
Lima is serviced by air through Jorge Chavez International Airport, Peru's main hub for both national and international air traffic. Lima does not have a public bus system. Private buses, commonly known as micros or combis. Taxis vary in quality of service and price. Lima has a rail system called 'Lima Metro'.
