Sullana

Sullana is a city in northwestern Peru, located in the Sullana Province of the Piura Region. It is situated on the northern bank of the Chira River. The city serves as the administrative capital of the Sullana Province. Sullana is an important agricultural center, particularly known for its production of cotton, rice, and bananas. The region's economy is heavily influenced by these crops.

The area around Sullana has a history that predates the Inca Empire. Archaeological evidence suggests human settlements in the valley for millennia. During the colonial era, it developed as a regional hub. Sullana's climate is hot and dry for most of the year, characteristic of the coastal desert environment of northern Peru, though the Chira River provides essential water for agriculture.

The city is a transportation node, connecting coastal areas with the interior. It is a gateway to various tourist attractions in the Piura Region, including beaches and historical sites. Sullana experiences a warm to hot climate year-round, with a distinct rainy season typically occurring between January and March. The city's infrastructure supports its role as a commercial and agricultural center for the surrounding fertile river valley.