Trujillo

Plaza de Armas de Trujillo - Surrounding the plaza are the city’s most significant buildings, showcasing various architectural styles from the colonial era and post-independence period.

Catedral de Trujillo - Catedral de Santa Maria - This cathedral is Trujillo’s most prominent church. Inside, visitors can admire the city’s oldest altar pieces.

Casa Urquiaga (Casa Calonge) - This mansion belonged to the noble Urquiaga family. It preserves the bedroom used by Simon Bolivar in 1824.

Museo de Arqueología de la Universidad Nacional de Trujillo - The museum provides insights into the Stone Age and the major cultures of northern Peru: Cupisnique, Salinar, Moche, and Chimu.

FULL DAY – HUACAS DEL SOL AND LA LUNA – CHAN CHAN

Museo Huacas de Moche - Visitors can view ornaments, pottery, and other significant objects unearthed during the Huaca de La Luna excavations.

Museo de Sitio de Chan Chan - This site museum displays various objects found in Chan Chan, including pottery, wooden sculptures, and metal ornaments, along with a large-scale model of the city.

Chan Chan - The visit includes the Nik An Palace, featuring two ceremonial patios, small altars, storage areas, a ceremonial well, a funerary platform, and a new watchtower.

TRUJILLO – EL BRUJO - THE LADY OF CAO - CHICLAYO

Complejo Arqueológico El Brujo - Museo Cao - Visitors explore Huaca Cao, a temple of the Moche culture and ceremonial center in the Chicama Valley. In 2006, archaeologists discovered the tomb of the Lady Cao.

Complejo Arqueológico El Brujo - Museo Cao - Opened in 2009, the Cao Museum showcases ornaments found in Huaca Cao, as well as the jewelry and mummy of the Lady of Cao.

Chiclayo - After visiting El Brujo, there is a drive of approximately 3 hours to Chiclayo.

TUCUME – ROYAL TOMBS MUSEUM – SIPAN

Tucume Pyramids - Tucume was the final capital of the Lambayeque culture, consisting of 26 “huacas” or pyramids. Visitors can see Huaca I, Huaca Las Estacas, and Huaca Larga.

Museo de Sitio de Tucume - Opened in 2014, the Tucume Museum is organized into three independent halls. The first hall features pottery and objects from the Lambayeque culture. The second hall is linked to the Temple of the Sacred Stone, while the third hall displays the ornaments of the Lord of Tucume.

Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum - This iconic Peruvian museum reflects the Moche temple architecture. It houses treasures discovered in Huaca Rajada, including the Lord of Sipan, the Priest, and the Old Lord of Sipan.

Huaca Rajada - Known as the temple of the Moches, Huaca Rajada is where archaeologists discovered Peru’s first intact royal tomb. It features a replica of the Tomb of the Lord of Sipan, as well as the tombs of the Priest and the Old Lord of Sipan.

Museo de sitio Huaca Rajada - Sipan - Inaugurated in 2009, this museum displays objects from Tombs 14, 15, and 16 (Warrior Priest, Warrior Noble, and Warrior Lord). Visitors can see pottery from the Moches, Lambayeque, Chimu, and Incas.

BRUJOS MARKET – NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SICAN

Sicán National Museum - This important museum exhibits the jewelry of the Lord of Sican.

• Entrance fees

• Meals

This exclusive tour offers the opportunity to explore the highlights of Trujillo: Chan Chan and the Site Museum, Huacas del Sol y La Luna (Temples of the Sun and the Moon), the Huanchaco fishing village with its iconic “Caballitos de Totora” (small reed boats), El Brujo Complex, and the Lady of Cao.

In Chiclayo, visit Sipan-Huaca Rajada and the Royal Tombs Museum, Túcume and the Valley of the Pyramids, the Sican Museum, and the Brujos Market.

Discover the civilizations renowned for their gold and silver craftsmanship: the Moche, Lambayeque, and Chimu.

If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.