DAY 01: Arrival in Trujillo
Assistance on arrival in Trujillo, transfer to hotel.
Meals: None
DAY 02: Temples of the Sun and the Moon - Huanchaco - Chan Chan
After breakfast, drive 15 minutes south of Trujillo to visit the enormous adobe constructions built by the Mochica culture in the V century, called Temple of the Sun and Moon, an extensive burial ground and some fine polychrome murals in which their deity is often printed. It is believed that both were complementary, one administrative and the other religious. Tour Huanchaco beach frequented by swimmers and surfers, you will appreciate the local fishermen surfing the waves in their traditional "Totora Horses", little reed boats used for fishing since time of the Inca Empire. In the afternoon visit to the citadel of Chan Chan (10 minutes from Trujillo) former capital of the Chimu Empire (XIII century) and the largest adobe city in pre-Hispanic America, covering an area of over 20 km2. Historical and Cultural World Heritage Site by UNESCO, visiting the Temple del Arco Iris, the site museum and Tshudi Palace.
Food: Breakfast
DAY 03: El Brujo Archaeological Complex
After breakfast, drive 30 minutes north from Trujillo to the archaeological complex of El Brujo, three large buildings constructed in different eras: Huaca Prieta, the oldest construction on the Peruvian coast; Huaca El Brujo, a pyramid from the Mochica culture and Huaca Cao Viejo, with an old Christian church. Currently, scientific works are being carried out with the magnificent and recently discovered remains. Transfer back to your hotel.
Food: Breakfast
DAY 04: Trujillo
Transfer to airport and assistance on your departure.
Food: Breakfast
End of our services
In Trujillo, spring is eternal. The sun always shines, illuminating even the most remote part of the capital of the department of La Libertad, cheering the friendly spirit of its people, who live proud of their cities of mud and built by the ancient Chimu and Moche adobe; its beautiful mansions inheritance from colonial times and its Marinera, the national dance of Peru, swirls of sensuality and gallantry that make love blossom. The charm of Trujillo goes beyond its colonial and pre-Hispanic past. In the Moche Valley is the citadel of Chan-Chan, capital of the Kingdom of the Great Chimu, considered the largest city in the world built of adobe (covering an area of over 20 square kilometers) and only comparable to the archaeological site of Teotihuacan in Mexico or the ancient cities of Egypt. No doubt to anyone visiting Trujillo, the City of Eternal Spring, this trip will be unforgettable.
All our programs can be modified according to your requirements, whether regarding the length of your tour, interests or specific activities, flight reservations, optional destinations or tours.