Lake Paca (Spanish: Laguna de Paca) is a lake in Peru. It is located 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) north of the historic town of Jauja, which was once the first capital of Peru. The lake is habitat for a variety of flora and fauna. The lake is fed from springs. [1][2][3]

Lake Paca is a lake in Peru. It is located 4 kilometres north of the historic town of Jauja, which was once the first capital of Peru.

This route starts from the Plaza de Armas de Jauja, leaves the city and goes around this small lake before returning to the city center. An ideal tour by running or mountain biking. Lake Paca is located not far from the city of Jauja in the central Andes of Peru.

La Laguna de Paca en Jauja es un ícono de la región y un lugar muy relajado y fácil para pedalear, incluso para las familias.

It has an amazing landscape, you can go on board a boat and visit love island, there are restaurants around, they can offer typical food and some of traditional music. If you want to hear the legends, there will be a some children who are encharged to be the story tellers, they will be expecting to receive some money for this service.

La Laguna de Paca se ubica en la región natural quechua, tiene una extensión de 6 km2, se encuentra flanqueada por la Cordillera Oriental la misma que visita desde el otro lado de la laguna semeja la figura de un hombre acostado al que los lugareños llaman el "Indio Dormido".

Lake Paca is a lake in Peru. It is located 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) north of the historic town of Jauja, which was once the first capital of Peru. The lake is habitat for a variety of flora and fauna. The lake is fed from springs.

This small lakeside resort offers restaurants, rowboats and fishing. A boat ride around the lake will cost S5 to S10 per passenger (depending on how many passengers there are). There are ducks and gulls, and you can stop at Isla del Amor – a tiny artificial island. The lake is 4km outside Jauja; a mototaxi here costs S4.

Laguna de Paca also known as Paca Lagoon, is a placid lake in Peru. It is located 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) north of the historic town of Jauja, which was once the capital of Peru, before Lima was built as its new capital.

Lake Paca, nestled in the highlands of Peru, is a serene natural wonder that captivates visitors with its tranquil waters and picturesque...