TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

Huanchaco, old port liberteño, its origins went back to the Kingdom Chimu, in order to continue being an important port during the spanish control.

Los Caballitos de Totora, light rafts built based on reed, in these boats the old chimus sailed and still now days they continue being utilized by the fishermen of the place.

The Citadel Chan Chan, The biggest clay city of pre-Hispanic America, it was the capital of the Kingdom Chimu. In the year 1986 it was declared by the UNESCO: Cultural Patrimony of the Humanity.

Another of the tourist attractions of Huanchaco is the practice of surf, in our calm beaches you will be able to enjoy waves of great length and warmth of the sunlight throughout the year.

A few minutes of Huanchaco we find the city of Trujillo, considered as the Capital of the Spring for its pleasant climate and beauty of its parks and gardens.

In Moche's field, we can see two impressive constructions: Las Huaca del Sol y de la Luna, work of the Mochica people, where they worshiped to their main Gods.

La marinera, typical peruvian dance, is a rhythm and choreography that synthesizes the peruvian racially mixed soul, each January the International Festival of Marinera is carried out in Trujillo.

El Degollador mythical character represented in several of the most important archaeological remains of the region, especially in the Complejo Arqueológico El Brujo.

El Caballo de Paso Peruano is the only specimen in the world, its distinctive way of walking and the grace of its movements distinguishes it from other races of equine, is a national pride.