Not really! It's 16 hours on a direct route (by bus it could be a little longer). The distance between the two cities is only around 700 miles (1126 km), but the terrain is really windy and mountainous once you get past Ica en route.
Alternatively, there is the slightly safer route via Arequippa, but this takes an extra two hours (as it is further) and is not as scenic (though Arequippa is very pretty and worth visiting itself).
Also, you can fly between them there in an hour and 15, but the altitude sickness effect will be more acute, so be careful (Lima is at sea-level, whilst Cusco is at around 3300 metres!
Lima, Peru is about 5,386 miles north of the South Pole.
Lima is in Peru. It is also the capital city of Peru.
Lima is located in Peru.
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Yes, it is because Peru is in the Southern Hemisphere.
Lima, because Lima is in Peru and Peru is in the southern hemisphere.
The South American nation of Peru has its capital at Lima. (pronounced "lee-mah")The city was established as the center of the Viceroyalty of Peru by the conquistador Francisco Pizarro (1471-1541).
Lima is Peru's capital.
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Lima is in Peru.
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Lima is the capital and the largest city of Peru.