Top North Coast Bus Tours - page 3

It is the fusion of colonial history and rich artisanal and gastronomic tradition, highlighting the silver filigree and textiles in Catacaos, the living culture in its streets, the gastronomy of picanterías (seco de chabelo) and the historical sites such as the Plaza de Armas of Piura and the archaeological site of Narihualá, offering an authentic and sensory cultural experience.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes of Trujillo on this unforgettable tour. Starting from the historic Plaza de Armas, you will live an experience that combines history, tradition and nature. Explore the majestic remains of the Mochica civilization and delve into the grandeur of the Chimu culture, known for the imposing largest mud city in America: Chan Chan. The tour includes a unique spectacle: the Peruvian Horse of Step show, recognized as Cultural Heritage, where you will appreciate the elegance and softness of this noble animal accompanied by the traditional dance of the sailor. This tour is ideal for families and friends who wish to combine cultural education and living experiences of our traditions. With expert guides, you will make the most of your day in Trujillo. Duration: Approximately 12 hours. Capacity: 1 to 15 participants, guaranteeing a personalized experience. Home : Plaza de Armas, historic center of Trujillo.

Your tour will start at the Túcume archaeological complex. With over 200 hectares, the complex houses twenty-six monumental buildings associated with less important structures, such as squares, walls, courtyards, and water canal systems, which reflect Lambayeques planned growth system and complex social structure. You will have a scenic view of the park from Cerro Purgatorio, one of the highest mountains.

You will enjoy the most important places in Trujillo, visiting the Moche's palaces and the largest citadel made of mud and one of the most famous surfer beach in Peru, Huanchaco. HUACA DEL SOL Y LA LUNA The first great empire on northern Peru. Inverted pyramids, human sacrifices, portait pottery, sexual pottery and the most incredible story from civilization explained through their pottery. CHAN CHAN The Chimu kingdom, the most powerful civilization in northern Peru, they were also there hardest to defeat by the Incas. Visit the ancient biggest city made of mud. Where the best goldsmith and fishermen were born. HUANCHACO BEACH Did you know that 3.000 years ago people from northern Peru started surfing with tiny boats made of reed? Exactly, the Caballitos de Totora are one of the oldest boats in the World and probably the first surf boards.

This is the Negritos Salt Flat, a setting that has similar characteristics to the Uyuni Salt Flat in Bolivia. Travelers don't need to leave the country to experience this magical place, which has been gaining popularity over the years. This natural wonder surrounded by beaches will inspire you to explore it completely. Here's a guide on how to get to this destination and recommendations to help you enjoy this experience from start to finish.

Transfer from your hotel to the city of Ferreñafe to visit the museum at Sican. This museum displays all the everyday aspects of the Sican culture, which thrived in the region around 1100. You can see the processes of making pottery and metal crafts besides a recreation of the tombs of the Sican nobles. Most of the objects are displayed in their context, that is, in the same way, they were used and made.

Visit the Moche archaeological site of Huaca Rajada and gain insight into an ancient civilization lost in time on this tour from Chiclayo. Following pickup at your centrally located hotel, explore Huaca Rajada and learn of the Moche people through detailed displays of the jewelry discovered. Discover pyramids dating back to 100 AD, and learn of Moche culture and customs at the Museum of the Royal Tombs of Sipán.

Begin the day with a transfer to the city of Ferreñafe to visit the National Museum of Sicán, which displays the most important findings of the pre-Inca Lambayeque culture, also known as Sicán. Continue to the archaeological complex of Túcume, known for its towering adobe pyramids. After exploring the site, head to Lambayeque to visit the renowned Royal Tombs Museum, where the treasures of the Lord of Sipán are displayed. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before transferring to the city of Chiclayo. In the afternoon, take a short city tour of its main highlights before returning to the hotel.