Portada Del Sol Trujillo

AV 28 DE Julio N0 140 Trujillo, Peru

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Day 17 - My Real Peru

A travel blog entry by christian.rodas

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Feliez Navidad and all that stuff. I guess its Christmas but down here you really wouldn´t know. Its hard enough in San Diego to remember that the birthday day of our Lord and Savior is tomorrow, but down here the only reminders I have are that of fruit cake and few random strings of lights in the local tiendas. Also, I have yet to hear anyone say …

Just a Stopover

A travel blog entry by mieismie

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Although there is a serious lack of trees throughout the city, Trujillo is a quaint city with beautiful plazas as well as the ruins of the Chimú capital, Chan Chan, that are 1500 years old.

Trujillo day 1

We were sad to leave Mancora and the beach but Kathrin would be in Lima in three days and we couldn't wait to see her. We …

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FINALLY! a beach!

A travel blog entry by barryandrach

We heard that the best beaches in Peru were to the north, so we headed to the city of Trujillo to make our way to a beach 10kms down the road. It was cloudy most of the time, and the beach was littered with empty bottles and rocks, so it wasnt as appealing as we were expecting. But we stayed for 3 nights anyways, and ...

TRES LUGARES EN UNO

A travel blog entry by timbersfun

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The first temple, Hauaca of The Sun was an administrative center for the Moche people and built of mud in a stepped pyramid shape. In the beginning , the base of the present temple was itself a temple. It appears that after a couple of hundred years or so big rains would arrive. So, to appease the Gods, sacrifices would made. Rains would stop.The Moche would then build another temple on top of the first. The base would be widened, the height ...

Discovering more pre-Inca cultures

A travel blog entry by dianeontheroad

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... the moon - Moche culture) plus the Chan Chan site of the Chimu culture were on my hit-list for today. Easy enough to visit these sites independently using local transport, I saved myself a load of cash by not taking a tour. Ha!

Huaca de la Sol is still being excavated but the Luna site is accessible and a very informative guide (local student working for tips) showed us around. It obviously receives a lot ...

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