11:25 a.m. – Arrival in Trujillo
Reception at the airport and private transfer directly to Huanchaco, one of the most iconic destinations on
Peru’s northern coast, famous for its fishing traditions and traditional reed boats known as caballitos de totora.
Gastronomic Experience
Begin the journey with a hands-on ceviche and Pisco Sour experience, discovering some of the flavors,
ingredients and culinary traditions that define the northern Peruvian coast.
There will also be time to enjoy the atmosphere of Huanchaco, visit the local market and observe the traditional
fishing culture and caballitos de totora.
2:30 p.m. – Peruvian Paso Horse & Marinera Show
Enjoy a cultural performance featuring the elegant Peruvian Paso Horse and the traditional Marinera Norteña,
two expressions deeply connected with the cultural identity of Northern Peru.
Chan Chan
In the afternoon, visit Chan Chan, the ancient capital of the Chimú Kingdom and one of the most important
adobe cities in the Americas. The visit includes the NiK An Complex, with its ceremonial plazas, decorated
walls and reliefs.
Overnight in Trujillo.

After breakfast, depart to one of the most important ceremonial centers of the Moche civilization.
Huaca de la Luna
Visit Huaca de la Luna and its Site Museum, where you will learn about Moche society and admire the
remarkable murals and ceremonial representations preserved at the monument.
After lunch, continue north toward the Chicama Valley.
El Brujo Archaeological Complex
Visit the El Brujo Archaeological Complex, including Huaca Cao Viejo and the museum dedicated to the
Lady of Cao, one of the most significant archaeological discoveries on Peru’s northern coast.
The visit also offers an opportunity to appreciate the landscape of the Chicama Valley and understand the
relationship between the Moche people and their environment.
Continue to Chiclayo for overnight accommodation.

The day begins with one of Peru’s most important archaeological discoveries.
Huaca Rajada – Sipán
Visit Huaca Rajada, where the famous tombs of Sipán were discovered. Learn about the archaeological
context of the discovery and its importance for understanding Moche society and power.
Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum
Continue to the Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum, one of Peru’s most important archaeological museums,
housing an extraordinary collection of objects from the royal tombs, including ornaments, ceramics and
ceremonial objects.
Túcume – Culture & Gastronomy
In the afternoon, travel to Túcume, where the archaeological experience is complemented by an introduction to
local culinary traditions.
Enjoy a traditional Hornado Tucumano gastronomic experience, a preparation representative of the local
cuisine. The experience offers an opportunity to discover not only the food, but also the customs and traditions
that remain part of everyday life in the area.
Overnight in Chiclayo.

The final day changes pace, bringing together nature, landscape and living popular traditions.
Pómac Forest
Travel to the Pómac Forest, a unique natural area on Peru’s northern coast where dry-forest landscapes
coexist with important remains of the ancient Sicán culture.
The visit focuses on the distinctive landscape and biodiversity of this part of Lambayeque.
Sicán National Museum
Continue to the Sicán National Museum, dedicated to the Sicán culture and its extraordinary archaeological
heritage. After the visit, enjoy lunch.
Witches’ Market of Chiclayo
On the way back to Chiclayo, visit the traditional Witches’ Market, a fascinating place where visitors can
discover products, practices and traditions associated with traditional medicine and popular beliefs in Northern
Peru.
Finally, private transfer to Capitán FAP José A. Quiñones International Airport in Chiclayo for your return
flight.

Includes:

• Private transportation throughout the Northern Peru itinerary.
• Professional English-speaking private guide.
• Entrance fees to the archaeological sites and museums included in the itinerary.
• Assistance and coordination throughout the tour.

Not Included:

• Hotels for the passengers.
• Meals and beverages for the passengers.
• International or domestic flights.
• Personal expenses.
• Tips.
• Any service not specifically mentioned in the itinerary.

What to Bring

• Comfortable clothing according to the season.
• Comfortable footwear.
• Bring bug spray.
• Hat or cap.
• Sunscreen.
• Water.

Not Allowed

• Pets
• Unaccompanied minors
• Smoking or eating during the visit to the attractions
• Causing damage to the monuments