Trujillo

Spring lasts forever in Trujillo, the sun is always shining even in the most hidden place in the Capital of the Department of La Libertad, cheering the kind spirit of its people, who are proud of their mud and adobe cities built by the ancient Chimús y Mochicas; of their gorgeous mansion legacy of the Colonial period, and of their Marinera, a national dance in Peru that blossoms love amid whirlpools of sensuality and gallantry.

Trujillo's charm goes way beyond its pre-Hispanic and Colonial past. You can find the Citadel of Chan-Chan on the Moche Valley, the Capital of the Real of the Great Chimú, considered the largest adobe city in the entire world (embracing an area of more than 20 square kilometres), and comparable to the archaeological remains of Teotihuacán in Mexico or the ancient Egyptian cities only.

There is no doubt that for anybody visiting Trujillo, the City of Everlasting Spring, the trip will remain unforgettable.

Spring lasts forever in Trujillo, the sun is always shining illuminating even the most hidden place in the Capital of the Department of La Libertad, cheering the amiable spirit of its inhabitants who live proud of their mud and adobe cities built by the ancient Chimús and Mochicas; their beautiful mansions heritage of the Colonial period, and their Marinera, a national dance in Peru that makes love blossom amongst whirlpools of sensuality and gallantry.

Trujillo's charm goes way further than its pre-Hispanic and Colonial past. You can find the Citadel of Chan-Chan on the Moche Valley, the Capital of the Real of the Great Chimú, considered the largest adobe city in the world (embracing an area of more than 20 square kilometres), and comparable only to the archaeological remains of Teotihuacán in Mexico or the ancient Egyptian cities.

Chiclayo is the Capital of the Department of Lambayeque and it is known as the City of Friendship due to the amiability of its people and its warm weather. In nearby Chiclayo you can visit the Mochica and Chimú ruins, the Museum of the Royal Tombs of Sipán, where you can appreciate a replica of the Lord of Sipán, and the Archaeological Compound of Túcume, also called The Pyramids.

Visit these cities and let yourself be wrapped by its history and indulged by its people, for this will be an unforgettable experience.