We visited as part of a tour from the local town, Trujillo. Interesting excavations of mud brick, including carvings. The entrance fee isn't expensive, recommended. More

This is an extremely large and interesting pre -Inca site that really gives a sense of how its people lived and organized themselves. More

I loved chan chan! its a huge archaeological site that has been added to unesco world heritage sites, and is still being excavated. its a cool place to walk through and explore, and guides are available at the site or you can walk through independently. More

This place is fascinating if you imagine how huge it once was and what an important civilisation lived there in the boiling hot dessert. Some of the reliefs have been overly restored so you are never sure if what you are seeing is genuine. However, if you are in Trujillo this is a must see. It's hot so be prepared. More

I just loved it, is a pre-columbian city I think is one of the biggest and was added as UNESCO World Heritage Site ;) U have to walk a LOT about 2,5 kms. More

Gigantic and fascinating, I'm rather amused that it is named after a dutch dude however - Tschudi's Palace. The desert & mountain landscape driving to and from the site are pretty spectacular too. More

This is a beautiful place to know the Mochica-Chimu culture. Trujillo and its historical ruins and cities need to be known more to the world. More

It's close to the city and the beach the unique thing is that peiple not keep the place. More

Well worth visiting. We has a guide and enjoyed a couple of hours touring the ruins. More