Departs from the airport in Chiclayo

Concludes at airport in Trujillo (note: flights must depart after 8:30pm)

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Day 1: Chiclayo (L)
After airport pickup, you’ll be transferred to your Chiclayo hotel to drop off your luggage and freshen up. Then start your 3-day immersion into northern Peru’s ancient cultures with a tour to Huaca Rajada, the archeological site where the remains of the Moche mummy known as the Lord of Sip□n were found in 1987.

A 45-minute drive east of Chiclayo, Huaca Rajada consists of an adobe pyramid built by the Moche people, the civilization that inhabited this region from the 1st to 8th centuries. Explore the site with your guide, learning about the important excavation that unearthed the Lord of Sip□n, who was buried with jewels and other treasures.

Then head about an hour north of Chiclayo to T□cume, also known as the Valley of the Pyramids (Valle de las Pir□mides), an archeological site made up of 26 pyramids. With your guide, learn about the site’s history as the regional center for the Sic□n culture, who are believed to have built T□cume around 700 AD, and hear the legend of their god Naylamp.

Next up is lunch, which you’ll enjoy with your guide at an area restaurant that serves traditional regional cuisine, and then head back toward Chiclayo to end your day at the Lord of Sip□n Royal Tombs Museum (Museo Tumbas Reales de Sip□n).

Some of the rarest artifacts from the Moche civilization, including those found buried with the Lord of Sip□n, are housed in this museum, which opened in 2002. Before going in, take a moment to admire the museum’s unusual exterior ─ a replica of a Moche tomb. Inside, see gold and silver artifacts, precious stones, jewelry, headdresses and other rare treasures found in the Moche tombs, and learn about the Moche culture and what position the Lord of Sip□n held in the ancient community.

After the museum, you’ll be dropped off at your hotel. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure.

Overnight: Casa de la Luna, Los Portales Chiclayo, Costa del Sol Chiclayo or Casa Andina Select Chiclayo hotel, depending on option selected at booking

Day 2: Chiclayo  Trujillo (B)
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel, and then start your day with a tour to the Sic□n National Museum in the town of Ferreafe, 13 miles (20 km) north of Chiclayo. Explore the museum with your guide to see its large collection of artifacts found in the tomb of an important Sic□n who was excavated in the early 1990s on the site of the Batan Grande sugar plantation. Learn about the Sic□n people, who inhabited this region from around 750 to 1300 AD, after the Moche people, as you admire jewelry, weapons, armor, funerals masks, crowns, gold and silver objects, and other treasures from the tomb.

After the museum, return to Chiclayo, where you have two hours of free time to have lunch on your own and finish up any packing. Then you’ll be picked up for the 3-hour drive toward Trujillo, about 130 miles (210 km) south of Chiclayo. When you reach the town of Casa Grande, detour toward the coast to visit El Brujo Archeological Complex.

As you tour the site with your guide, learn about the creation of El Brujo, built by the Moche between the years 1 and 600 AD. See the three huacas (temples) that make up the site ─ Huaca Cao Viejo, Huaca Partida and Huaca Prieta ─ and hear the theory behind the site’s name, El Brujo (The Witch). Take a look at the detailed drawings and carvings that can be seen on the sides of the structures, and hear about the religious ceremonies that took place in the temples.

Then visit the onsite museum dedicated to the Lady of Cao, a female mummy just discovered in 2006. Excavated in a highly preserved state, the Lady of Cao is thought to have been an important woman, maybe even a ruler, as she was found surrounded by ornate jewelry and weapons. See the mummy and her treasures inside the museum, and then make the final 1-hour drive to Trujillo.

When you arrive, you will be dropped off at your hotel. Spend the evening enjoying dinner on your own and exploring town however you wish.

Overnight: La Posada del Rey, Costa del Sol Trujillo, Costa del Sol Trujillo or Libertador Trujillo hotel, depending on option selected at booking

Day 3: Trujillo (B, L)
After breakfast at your hotel, start your final day with a tour to the Temple of the Moon (Huaca de la Luna), just 3.5 miles (5 km) south of town. When you arrive at the site, your guide will tell you about the history and significance of the terraced temple, built by the Moche out of adobe brick. Learn about its purpose, believed to be used for ceremonial and religious events, and admire the frescoes that adorn the walls.

Lunch today is included at a local seafood restaurant, after which, you’ll head with your guide to Huaco el Dragon, the Temple of the Dragon ─ also known as Huaco del Arco Iris, or Temple of the Rainbow. Built for religious and ceremonial purposes by the Chim□ people, who lived in northern Peru from about 900 to the 1400s, the adobe pyramid is known for its intricate frieze murals. With your guide, walk around the temple and learn a bit about the history of and theories behind the site ─ the temple features carvings of a dragon (hence its name), and it’s believed that the temple was used during rituals to honor the rainbow (hence its other name).

Next, continue your tour to Chan Chan, the former Chim□ capital. This UNESCO World Heritage site is the largest pre-Columbian city in South America and was the center of Chim□ political and cultural life from approximately 900 to 1470, when the Incas arrived and conquered the city.

Tour the 7-square-mile (18-sq-km) archeological site with your guide, exploring its variety of shrines, reservoirs and ceremonial plazas. Learn about its structure ─ made from adobe brick and mud ─ and admire its expansive, walled design. You’ll visit one of the main features, Nik-An Palace, a complex that features ceremonial courtyards and walls adorned with friezes.

Finally, head about 15 minutes to Huanchaco, a coastal fishing village known for its caballitos de totora (little reed horses), small boats made out of reed that have been used by Peruvian fisherman for about 3,000 years. As you admire their interesting design, learn about their history and modern-day use from your guide.

When you leave Huanchaco, head back to Trujillo. You’ll be driven to the airport if you have a departing flight tonight. If you are staying in Trujillo on your own, please note that you will not be able to use the provided airport transfer on any other day.

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