Tumbes,PeruThe northern border city, the capital of Tumbes Province.
Chinese name
Tumbes
Foreign name
Tumbes
Administrative Region Category
city
Region
Peru
geographical position
Tumbes Province, Northern Peru
population size
48000
Famous scenic spot
Saint Nicholas Church [1]
Tumbes,PeruThe northern city, the capital of Tumbes Province.placeTongbei RiverOn the steep bank, it is 30km away from the border of Ecuador in the north.The population is 48000.originally beInca Empirefortress;The outer port of Pisaro, 19 kilometers north of the city, was the landing place of Spanish colonialists who invaded Peru in 1532.It has long been a controversial place in Peru and Eritrea.In 1941, Peru won the Peru Eritrea War. The next year, the two countries signed the Rio de Janeiro Agreement,EcuadorRecognize Peru's occupation of Tumbes.[1]Later, it developed into a border trade city.The surrounding areas are rich in tobacco, cotton, rice, corn and bananas.There is oil offshore.There are production activities such as charcoal burning, rice milling and fishing.Tourism is also important.The Pan American Highway passes by with an airport.
