Cañete presents its cultural-educational portal "CIR PARIACCASA" to showcase its history

Lima, September 2022 — The educational platform "Pariaccasa Center for the Interpretation of the Caete-Yauyos River" was launched to help children's education. This raises awareness about the importance, history, and culture of Peru's Caete-Yauyos River for free.

“This is a completely free program that aims to educate children and the general Peruvian population, particularly in the provinces of Cañete and Yauyos, about the relevance and impact of the river's culture, history, and importance in the country. They will not only learn about the history and culture of this natural energy source, but they will also be able to participate in recreational activities for the household's youngest members,"  said Giovanna Valverde, Celepsa's Deputy Manager of Social Management and one of the program's promoters.

On September 17th and 18th, a series of recreational activities were held for the household's youngest members. The meeting was held in the Cañete Mall, where over 400 children participated in activities centered on art, the environment, and sustainability. In addition, virtual screens were set up showing the landscapes of the Cañete - Yauyos river, and all the culture that takes place in this area.

The platform's goal was to tell the history and culture of the basin, as well as to present the flora and fauna and the management of the Cañete-Yauyos River. There was a cultural-educational program in which children and adults could paint and draw about the river's history, gaining valuable knowledge about this important territory of our country.

As a bonus, our forefathers worshiped the Pariacaca, a snowy mountain located between Lima and Junin, as one of the most important deities.

Celepsa is committed to continuing to share cultural information on important topics, such as the Cañete-Yauyos river. We invite all citizens to learn more about its history and culture by visiting to visit the website: https://pariaccasa.com.pe/