Hostal Colonial Trujillo

... hundreds of tin soldiers.     We then continue to the Casa de la Emancipacion. Trujillo is full of colonial mansions, and most have been taken over by banks and restored to their original glory. Regrettably ...

Desert costal town. Very colonial with lots of churches . Reasonabily good food and ceviche. Mar Picante had some nice spicy goodness. There was lots of polution and the extremely annoying honking cabs. Some nice ruins near by made a good day trip. The ...

... overcast and it´s just a big city so we´ve been just walking around and killing time. the buildings are old and ancient and colonial though and are super cool. the computer is actually fast here but we forgot the usb adapter thing in the hotel so no pics ...

... to Trujillo.  Alas, I did (the bus ended up being only a third full) and I was on the Panamerican highway northbound to Trujillo.  Left Lima at 9:30 pm, got to Trujillo at 6 am, was able to check into my hostel immediately (!) and took a long ...

... would ooze and ooze until I recapped them! When I came to sea level, everything was puckered up like fish lips. Overall I´d say Trujillo was a worthwhile short visit, but I´m ready to move on. Tomorrow I have a 4pm bus to Chachapoyas, which is in the ...