touristic brochure of lambayeque
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Upon their arrival in Chiclayo, the capital of the department of Lambayeque, travelers will notice that the warm weather is as noticeable as the warmth of its inhabitants, the proud heirs of Pre-Hispanic cultures whose treasures are continuously being unveiled. The city is the starting point for visiting several archeological sites and museums that exhibit the splendid treasures of ancient dignitaries which are the greatest discoveries of tombs in the Americas. The beaches and natural areas complement the attractions of this department that exultantly celebrates its festivals at the rhythm of the marinera and other traditional dances. Chiclayo is a coastal city that features a very dynamic business environment, as well as an extraordinary gastronomy.TRANSCRIPT
Spectacled bear in Chaparrí
Chris
tian
Jara
/ P
ROM
PERÚ
The Lord of Sipán
Mic
hael
Tw
eddl
e /
PRO
MPE
RÚ
Should you require further information on Lambayeque, please contact us:Downtown ChiclayoCalle Siete de Enero 579Tel: (074) [email protected]
Royal Tombs of Sipán MuseumAv. Juan Pablo Viscardo y Guzmán s/n
Must-see places:
The tourist experience in Lambayeque is mainly carried out in the open; therefore, you should not forget to bring a hat, lightweight clothing, sunscreen, repellent, and water.
MUSEUMS. The Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum lodges the gold, silver, and copper ornaments found in the tombs of high-ranked Moche dignitaries. The Brüning National Archaeological Museum has more than 12,000 pre-Hispanic artifacts. The Sicán National Museum exhibits the objects of the richest tomb found in the Americas.
TÚCUME. Known as the Valley of the Pyramids, this archaeological complex has 26 pre-Hispanic buildings. In this zone it is possible to participate in Shamanic sessions.
CHOTUNA CHORNANCAP. An archaeological complex whose pyramids and buildings are related to the legend of Naylamp, the founder of the Sicán culture.
FERREÑAFE AND LAMBAYEQUE. These cities preserve Colonial mansions and churches. The Royal Tombs of Sipán and Brüning museums are located in Lambayeque; the towns of Mórrope, Túcume, and Motupe are very close by.
PÓMAC FOREST. This historic sanctuary is one of the two Equatorial dry forests in the world. It houses the archaeological complex of Batán Grande and a great variety of natural species.
HUACA RAJADA. In 1987, this archaeological complex became the scene for the discovery of the tomb of the Lord of Sipán. It has a site museum which exhibits the latest tomb found, belonging to the Warrior Priest.
ZAÑA. The remains of the convents and churches are preserved in this Colonial city founded in 1563. Complete your tour visiting the Afro-Peruvian Museum.
PIMENTEL AND MONSEFÚ. The first one is a modern seaside resort for surfing, while the second one is a town of skilled artisans.
The agricultural community of Santa Catalina de Chongoyape is in charge of the Chaparrí Ecological Reserve, devoted to the conservation of dry forests and their biodiversity.
LAMBAYEQUE
EXCURSIONS MAP
Near Chiclayo, there are beaches, archaeological complexes, and natural protected areas such as Chaparrí, Laquipampa, and the Pómac Forest.
Distances from Chiclayo(Main Square)Destination Km (miles) TimeLambayeque 12 (7.5) 15 minsFerreñafe 18 (11) 20 minsPimentel 11 (7) 15 minsMonsefú 16 (10) 15 minsTúcume 33 (21) 40 minsPómac Forest 35 (22) 45 minsChaparrí 80 (50) 1 hr 40 minsHuaca Rajada 35 (22) 40 minsZaña 46 (29) 45 minsChotuna Chornancap 12 (7.5) 15 mins
Lambayeque
peru.travel
The information contained in this brochure has been updated in April 2014. In order to create it, PROMPERÚ has used official information sources and has worked with the Fair Trade and Tourism Regional Offices.
© PROMPERÚ. All rights reservedCalle Uno Oeste 050, Lima 27-Peruwww.promperu.gob.pe
Hecho el Depósito Legal en la Biblioteca Nacionaldel Perú Nº 2014-06227Printing office: Rapimagen (Jr. Callao 465 of. 201, Lima 1)Lima, April 2014 FREE DISTRIBUTION. NOT FOR SALE.
(01)574-800024 horas / hours
Altitude: 29 masl / 95 fasl
GastronomyFull of different flavors, Lambayeque’s cuisine uses both fruits from the earth and seafood as well as ingredients used by the ancient Moche people. Among its emblematic dishes are the arroz con pato a la chiclayana, chinguirito, tortilla de raya, and like in the entire Peruvian coast, the cebiche is part of its varied and unbeatable menu.The outstanding typical dessert of this region is the King Kong.
Folk ArtThere are excellent works made out of macora palm fiber, native cotton and wool, a great variety of embroidery and knits, as well as ceramics, silver and goldsmith, and embossed leather. The products can be purchased at their own production centers in Monsefú, Ciudad Eten, Santa Rosa, San José, Sipán, Túcume, Mórrope, and Ferreñafe.
Beaches The beaches and fishermen’s coves are the perfect getaway for the visitors who are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. In Pimentel, Santa Rosa, Puerto Eten, and San José, artisanal fishermen carry out their work mounted on totora reed boats, their main work tool.
Upon arriving in Chiclayo, the capital of the department of Lambayeque, travelers will notice that the warm weather is as outstanding as the warmth of its people, the proud heirs of pre-Hispanic cultures whose treasures are continuously being unveiled. The city is the starting point for visiting several archaeological sites and museums that exhibit the splendid treasures of ancient dignitaries
whose lavishness makes them one of the greatest tomb discoveries in America. The beaches and natural areas complement the attractions of this department that exultantly celebrates its festivities at the rhythm of marinera and other traditional dances. Chiclayo is a coastal city that features a very dynamic business environment as well as an extraordinary gastronomy.
Welcome to Chiclayo
Manchamanteles / PROMPERÚ
Luis Gamero / PROMPERÚ
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Chiclayo tourist Map 1 Cathedral 2 City Hall 3 Elías Aguirre Square 4 Basilica of San Antonio 5 Mercado Modelo (City Market) 6 Chapel of La Verónica
Chiclayo’s Main Park
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Download the digital version here:
For further information visit:peru.travel
Altitude: 29 masl / 95 fasl
GastronomyFull of different flavors, Lambayeque’s cuisine uses both fruits from the earth and seafood as well as ingredients used by the ancient Moche people. Among its emblematic dishes are the arroz con pato a la chiclayana, chinguirito, tortilla de raya, and like in the entire Peruvian coast, the cebiche is part of its varied and unbeatable menu.The outstanding typical dessert of this region is the King Kong.
Folk ArtThere are excellent works made out of macora palm fiber, native cotton and wool, a great variety of embroidery and knits, as well as ceramics, silver and goldsmith, and embossed leather. The products can be purchased at their own production centers in Monsefú, Ciudad Eten, Santa Rosa, San José, Sipán, Túcume, Mórrope, and Ferreñafe.
Beaches The beaches and fishermen’s coves are the perfect getaway for the visitors who are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. In Pimentel, Santa Rosa, Puerto Eten, and San José, artisanal fishermen carry out their work mounted on totora reed boats, their main work tool.
Upon arriving in Chiclayo, the capital of the department of Lambayeque, travelers will notice that the warm weather is as outstanding as the warmth of its people, the proud heirs of pre-Hispanic cultures whose treasures are continuously being unveiled. The city is the starting point for visiting several archaeological sites and museums that exhibit the splendid treasures of ancient dignitaries
whose lavishness makes them one of the greatest tomb discoveries in America. The beaches and natural areas complement the attractions of this department that exultantly celebrates its festivities at the rhythm of marinera and other traditional dances. Chiclayo is a coastal city that features a very dynamic business environment as well as an extraordinary gastronomy.
Welcome to Chiclayo
Manchamanteles / PROMPERÚ
Luis Gamero / PROMPERÚ
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Chiclayo tourist Map 1 Cathedral 2 City Hall 3 Elías Aguirre Square 4 Basilica of San Antonio 5 Mercado Modelo (City Market) 6 Chapel of La Verónica
Chiclayo’s Main Park
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Download the digital version here:
For further information visit:peru.travel
Altitude: 29 masl / 95 fasl
GastronomyFull of different flavors, Lambayeque’s cuisine uses both fruits from the earth and seafood as well as ingredients used by the ancient Moche people. Among its emblematic dishes are the arroz con pato a la chiclayana, chinguirito, tortilla de raya, and like in the entire Peruvian coast, the cebiche is part of its varied and unbeatable menu.The outstanding typical dessert of this region is the King Kong.
Folk ArtThere are excellent works made out of macora palm fiber, native cotton and wool, a great variety of embroidery and knits, as well as ceramics, silver and goldsmith, and embossed leather. The products can be purchased at their own production centers in Monsefú, Ciudad Eten, Santa Rosa, San José, Sipán, Túcume, Mórrope, and Ferreñafe.
Beaches The beaches and fishermen’s coves are the perfect getaway for the visitors who are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. In Pimentel, Santa Rosa, Puerto Eten, and San José, artisanal fishermen carry out their work mounted on totora reed boats, their main work tool.
Upon arriving in Chiclayo, the capital of the department of Lambayeque, travelers will notice that the warm weather is as outstanding as the warmth of its people, the proud heirs of pre-Hispanic cultures whose treasures are continuously being unveiled. The city is the starting point for visiting several archaeological sites and museums that exhibit the splendid treasures of ancient dignitaries
whose lavishness makes them one of the greatest tomb discoveries in America. The beaches and natural areas complement the attractions of this department that exultantly celebrates its festivities at the rhythm of marinera and other traditional dances. Chiclayo is a coastal city that features a very dynamic business environment as well as an extraordinary gastronomy.
Welcome to Chiclayo
Manchamanteles / PROMPERÚ
Luis Gamero / PROMPERÚ
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Chiclayo tourist Map 1 Cathedral 2 City Hall 3 Elías Aguirre Square 4 Basilica of San Antonio 5 Mercado Modelo (City Market) 6 Chapel of La Verónica
Chiclayo’s Main Park
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Download the digital version here:
For further information visit:peru.travel
Altitude: 29 masl / 95 fasl
GastronomyFull of different flavors, Lambayeque’s cuisine uses both fruits from the earth and seafood as well as ingredients used by the ancient Moche people. Among its emblematic dishes are the arroz con pato a la chiclayana, chinguirito, tortilla de raya, and like in the entire Peruvian coast, the cebiche is part of its varied and unbeatable menu.The outstanding typical dessert of this region is the King Kong.
Folk ArtThere are excellent works made out of macora palm fiber, native cotton and wool, a great variety of embroidery and knits, as well as ceramics, silver and goldsmith, and embossed leather. The products can be purchased at their own production centers in Monsefú, Ciudad Eten, Santa Rosa, San José, Sipán, Túcume, Mórrope, and Ferreñafe.
Beaches The beaches and fishermen’s coves are the perfect getaway for the visitors who are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. In Pimentel, Santa Rosa, Puerto Eten, and San José, artisanal fishermen carry out their work mounted on totora reed boats, their main work tool.
Upon arriving in Chiclayo, the capital of the department of Lambayeque, travelers will notice that the warm weather is as outstanding as the warmth of its people, the proud heirs of pre-Hispanic cultures whose treasures are continuously being unveiled. The city is the starting point for visiting several archaeological sites and museums that exhibit the splendid treasures of ancient dignitaries
whose lavishness makes them one of the greatest tomb discoveries in America. The beaches and natural areas complement the attractions of this department that exultantly celebrates its festivities at the rhythm of marinera and other traditional dances. Chiclayo is a coastal city that features a very dynamic business environment as well as an extraordinary gastronomy.
Welcome to Chiclayo
Manchamanteles / PROMPERÚ
Luis Gamero / PROMPERÚ
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Chiclayo tourist Map 1 Cathedral 2 City Hall 3 Elías Aguirre Square 4 Basilica of San Antonio 5 Mercado Modelo (City Market) 6 Chapel of La Verónica
Chiclayo’s Main Park
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Download the digital version here:
For further information visit:peru.travel
Altitude: 29 masl / 95 fasl
GastronomyFull of different flavors, Lambayeque’s cuisine uses both fruits from the earth and seafood as well as ingredients used by the ancient Moche people. Among its emblematic dishes are the arroz con pato a la chiclayana, chinguirito, tortilla de raya, and like in the entire Peruvian coast, the cebiche is part of its varied and unbeatable menu.The outstanding typical dessert of this region is the King Kong.
Folk ArtThere are excellent works made out of macora palm fiber, native cotton and wool, a great variety of embroidery and knits, as well as ceramics, silver and goldsmith, and embossed leather. The products can be purchased at their own production centers in Monsefú, Ciudad Eten, Santa Rosa, San José, Sipán, Túcume, Mórrope, and Ferreñafe.
Beaches The beaches and fishermen’s coves are the perfect getaway for the visitors who are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. In Pimentel, Santa Rosa, Puerto Eten, and San José, artisanal fishermen carry out their work mounted on totora reed boats, their main work tool.
Upon arriving in Chiclayo, the capital of the department of Lambayeque, travelers will notice that the warm weather is as outstanding as the warmth of its people, the proud heirs of pre-Hispanic cultures whose treasures are continuously being unveiled. The city is the starting point for visiting several archaeological sites and museums that exhibit the splendid treasures of ancient dignitaries
whose lavishness makes them one of the greatest tomb discoveries in America. The beaches and natural areas complement the attractions of this department that exultantly celebrates its festivities at the rhythm of marinera and other traditional dances. Chiclayo is a coastal city that features a very dynamic business environment as well as an extraordinary gastronomy.
Welcome to Chiclayo
Manchamanteles / PROMPERÚ
Luis Gamero / PROMPERÚ
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Chiclayo tourist Map 1 Cathedral 2 City Hall 3 Elías Aguirre Square 4 Basilica of San Antonio 5 Mercado Modelo (City Market) 6 Chapel of La Verónica
Chiclayo’s Main Park
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Download the digital version here:
For further information visit:peru.travel
Altitude: 29 masl / 95 fasl
GastronomyFull of different flavors, Lambayeque’s cuisine uses both fruits from the earth and seafood as well as ingredients used by the ancient Moche people. Among its emblematic dishes are the arroz con pato a la chiclayana, chinguirito, tortilla de raya, and like in the entire Peruvian coast, the cebiche is part of its varied and unbeatable menu.The outstanding typical dessert of this region is the King Kong.
Folk ArtThere are excellent works made out of macora palm fiber, native cotton and wool, a great variety of embroidery and knits, as well as ceramics, silver and goldsmith, and embossed leather. The products can be purchased at their own production centers in Monsefú, Ciudad Eten, Santa Rosa, San José, Sipán, Túcume, Mórrope, and Ferreñafe.
Beaches The beaches and fishermen’s coves are the perfect getaway for the visitors who are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. In Pimentel, Santa Rosa, Puerto Eten, and San José, artisanal fishermen carry out their work mounted on totora reed boats, their main work tool.
Upon arriving in Chiclayo, the capital of the department of Lambayeque, travelers will notice that the warm weather is as outstanding as the warmth of its people, the proud heirs of pre-Hispanic cultures whose treasures are continuously being unveiled. The city is the starting point for visiting several archaeological sites and museums that exhibit the splendid treasures of ancient dignitaries
whose lavishness makes them one of the greatest tomb discoveries in America. The beaches and natural areas complement the attractions of this department that exultantly celebrates its festivities at the rhythm of marinera and other traditional dances. Chiclayo is a coastal city that features a very dynamic business environment as well as an extraordinary gastronomy.
Welcome to Chiclayo
Manchamanteles / PROMPERÚ
Luis Gamero / PROMPERÚ
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Chiclayo tourist Map 1 Cathedral 2 City Hall 3 Elías Aguirre Square 4 Basilica of San Antonio 5 Mercado Modelo (City Market) 6 Chapel of La Verónica
Chiclayo’s Main Park
Aníbal Solimano / PROMPERÚ
Download the digital version here:
For further information visit:peru.travel
Spectacled bear in Chaparrí
Chris
tian
Jara
/ P
ROM
PERÚ
The Lord of Sipán
Mic
hael
Tw
eddl
e /
PRO
MPE
RÚ
Should you require further information on Lambayeque, please contact us:Downtown ChiclayoCalle Siete de Enero 579Tel: (074) [email protected]
Royal Tombs of Sipán MuseumAv. Juan Pablo Viscardo y Guzmán s/n
Must-see places:
The tourist experience in Lambayeque is mainly carried out in the open; therefore, you should not forget to bring a hat, lightweight clothing, sunscreen, repellent, and water.
MUSEUMS. The Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum lodges the gold, silver, and copper ornaments found in the tombs of high-ranked Moche dignitaries. The Brüning National Archaeological Museum has more than 12,000 pre-Hispanic artifacts. The Sicán National Museum exhibits the objects of the richest tomb found in the Americas.
TÚCUME. Known as the Valley of the Pyramids, this archaeological complex has 26 pre-Hispanic buildings. In this zone it is possible to participate in Shamanic sessions.
CHOTUNA CHORNANCAP. An archaeological complex whose pyramids and buildings are related to the legend of Naylamp, the founder of the Sicán culture.
FERREÑAFE AND LAMBAYEQUE. These cities preserve Colonial mansions and churches. The Royal Tombs of Sipán and Brüning museums are located in Lambayeque; the towns of Mórrope, Túcume, and Motupe are very close by.
PÓMAC FOREST. This historic sanctuary is one of the two Equatorial dry forests in the world. It houses the archaeological complex of Batán Grande and a great variety of natural species.
HUACA RAJADA. In 1987, this archaeological complex became the scene for the discovery of the tomb of the Lord of Sipán. It has a site museum which exhibits the latest tomb found, belonging to the Warrior Priest.
ZAÑA. The remains of the convents and churches are preserved in this Colonial city founded in 1563. Complete your tour visiting the Afro-Peruvian Museum.
PIMENTEL AND MONSEFÚ. The first one is a modern seaside resort for surfing, while the second one is a town of skilled artisans.
The agricultural community of Santa Catalina de Chongoyape is in charge of the Chaparrí Ecological Reserve, devoted to the conservation of dry forests and their biodiversity.
LAMBAYEQUE
EXCURSIONS MAP
Near Chiclayo, there are beaches, archaeological complexes, and natural protected areas such as Chaparrí, Laquipampa, and the Pómac Forest.
Distances from Chiclayo(Main Square)Destination Km (miles) TimeLambayeque 12 (7.5) 15 minsFerreñafe 18 (11) 20 minsPimentel 11 (7) 15 minsMonsefú 16 (10) 15 minsTúcume 33 (21) 40 minsPómac Forest 35 (22) 45 minsChaparrí 80 (50) 1 hr 40 minsHuaca Rajada 35 (22) 40 minsZaña 46 (29) 45 minsChotuna Chornancap 12 (7.5) 15 mins
Lambayeque
peru.travel
The information contained in this brochure has been updated in April 2014. In order to create it, PROMPERÚ has used official information sources and has worked with the Fair Trade and Tourism Regional Offices.
© PROMPERÚ. All rights reservedCalle Uno Oeste 050, Lima 27-Peruwww.promperu.gob.pe
Hecho el Depósito Legal en la Biblioteca Nacionaldel Perú Nº 2014-06227Printing office: Rapimagen (Jr. Callao 465 of. 201, Lima 1)Lima, April 2014 FREE DISTRIBUTION. NOT FOR SALE.
(01)574-800024 horas / hours
Spectacled bear in Chaparrí
Chris
tian
Jara
/ P
ROM
PERÚ
The Lord of Sipán
Mic
hael
Tw
eddl
e /
PRO
MPE
RÚ
Should you require further information on Lambayeque, please contact us:Downtown ChiclayoCalle Siete de Enero 579Tel: (074) [email protected]
Royal Tombs of Sipán MuseumAv. Juan Pablo Viscardo y Guzmán s/n
Must-see places:
The tourist experience in Lambayeque is mainly carried out in the open; therefore, you should not forget to bring a hat, lightweight clothing, sunscreen, repellent, and water.
MUSEUMS. The Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum lodges the gold, silver, and copper ornaments found in the tombs of high-ranked Moche dignitaries. The Brüning National Archaeological Museum has more than 12,000 pre-Hispanic artifacts. The Sicán National Museum exhibits the objects of the richest tomb found in the Americas.
TÚCUME. Known as the Valley of the Pyramids, this archaeological complex has 26 pre-Hispanic buildings. In this zone it is possible to participate in Shamanic sessions.
CHOTUNA CHORNANCAP. An archaeological complex whose pyramids and buildings are related to the legend of Naylamp, the founder of the Sicán culture.
FERREÑAFE AND LAMBAYEQUE. These cities preserve Colonial mansions and churches. The Royal Tombs of Sipán and Brüning museums are located in Lambayeque; the towns of Mórrope, Túcume, and Motupe are very close by.
PÓMAC FOREST. This historic sanctuary is one of the two Equatorial dry forests in the world. It houses the archaeological complex of Batán Grande and a great variety of natural species.
HUACA RAJADA. In 1987, this archaeological complex became the scene for the discovery of the tomb of the Lord of Sipán. It has a site museum which exhibits the latest tomb found, belonging to the Warrior Priest.
ZAÑA. The remains of the convents and churches are preserved in this Colonial city founded in 1563. Complete your tour visiting the Afro-Peruvian Museum.
PIMENTEL AND MONSEFÚ. The first one is a modern seaside resort for surfing, while the second one is a town of skilled artisans.
The agricultural community of Santa Catalina de Chongoyape is in charge of the Chaparrí Ecological Reserve, devoted to the conservation of dry forests and their biodiversity.
LAMBAYEQUE
EXCURSIONS MAP
Near Chiclayo, there are beaches, archaeological complexes, and natural protected areas such as Chaparrí, Laquipampa, and the Pómac Forest.
Distances from Chiclayo(Main Square)Destination Km (miles) TimeLambayeque 12 (7.5) 15 minsFerreñafe 18 (11) 20 minsPimentel 11 (7) 15 minsMonsefú 16 (10) 15 minsTúcume 33 (21) 40 minsPómac Forest 35 (22) 45 minsChaparrí 80 (50) 1 hr 40 minsHuaca Rajada 35 (22) 40 minsZaña 46 (29) 45 minsChotuna Chornancap 12 (7.5) 15 mins
Lambayeque
peru.travel
The information contained in this brochure has been updated in April 2014. In order to create it, PROMPERÚ has used official information sources and has worked with the Fair Trade and Tourism Regional Offices.
© PROMPERÚ. All rights reservedCalle Uno Oeste 050, Lima 27-Peruwww.promperu.gob.pe
Hecho el Depósito Legal en la Biblioteca Nacionaldel Perú Nº 2014-06227Printing office: Rapimagen (Jr. Callao 465 of. 201, Lima 1)Lima, April 2014 FREE DISTRIBUTION. NOT FOR SALE.
(01)574-800024 horas / hours
Spectacled bear in Chaparrí
Chris
tian
Jara
/ P
ROM
PERÚ
The Lord of Sipán
Mic
hael
Tw
eddl
e /
PRO
MPE
RÚ
Should you require further information on Lambayeque, please contact us:Downtown ChiclayoCalle Siete de Enero 579Tel: (074) [email protected]
Royal Tombs of Sipán MuseumAv. Juan Pablo Viscardo y Guzmán s/n
Must-see places:
The tourist experience in Lambayeque is mainly carried out in the open; therefore, you should not forget to bring a hat, lightweight clothing, sunscreen, repellent, and water.
MUSEUMS. The Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum lodges the gold, silver, and copper ornaments found in the tombs of high-ranked Moche dignitaries. The Brüning National Archaeological Museum has more than 12,000 pre-Hispanic artifacts. The Sicán National Museum exhibits the objects of the richest tomb found in the Americas.
TÚCUME. Known as the Valley of the Pyramids, this archaeological complex has 26 pre-Hispanic buildings. In this zone it is possible to participate in Shamanic sessions.
CHOTUNA CHORNANCAP. An archaeological complex whose pyramids and buildings are related to the legend of Naylamp, the founder of the Sicán culture.
FERREÑAFE AND LAMBAYEQUE. These cities preserve Colonial mansions and churches. The Royal Tombs of Sipán and Brüning museums are located in Lambayeque; the towns of Mórrope, Túcume, and Motupe are very close by.
PÓMAC FOREST. This historic sanctuary is one of the two Equatorial dry forests in the world. It houses the archaeological complex of Batán Grande and a great variety of natural species.
HUACA RAJADA. In 1987, this archaeological complex became the scene for the discovery of the tomb of the Lord of Sipán. It has a site museum which exhibits the latest tomb found, belonging to the Warrior Priest.
ZAÑA. The remains of the convents and churches are preserved in this Colonial city founded in 1563. Complete your tour visiting the Afro-Peruvian Museum.
PIMENTEL AND MONSEFÚ. The first one is a modern seaside resort for surfing, while the second one is a town of skilled artisans.
The agricultural community of Santa Catalina de Chongoyape is in charge of the Chaparrí Ecological Reserve, devoted to the conservation of dry forests and their biodiversity.
LAMBAYEQUE
EXCURSIONS MAP
Near Chiclayo, there are beaches, archaeological complexes, and natural protected areas such as Chaparrí, Laquipampa, and the Pómac Forest.
Distances from Chiclayo(Main Square)Destination Km (miles) TimeLambayeque 12 (7.5) 15 minsFerreñafe 18 (11) 20 minsPimentel 11 (7) 15 minsMonsefú 16 (10) 15 minsTúcume 33 (21) 40 minsPómac Forest 35 (22) 45 minsChaparrí 80 (50) 1 hr 40 minsHuaca Rajada 35 (22) 40 minsZaña 46 (29) 45 minsChotuna Chornancap 12 (7.5) 15 mins
Lambayeque
peru.travel
The information contained in this brochure has been updated in April 2014. In order to create it, PROMPERÚ has used official information sources and has worked with the Fair Trade and Tourism Regional Offices.
© PROMPERÚ. All rights reservedCalle Uno Oeste 050, Lima 27-Peruwww.promperu.gob.pe
Hecho el Depósito Legal en la Biblioteca Nacionaldel Perú Nº 2014-06227Printing office: Rapimagen (Jr. Callao 465 of. 201, Lima 1)Lima, April 2014 FREE DISTRIBUTION. NOT FOR SALE.
(01)574-800024 horas / hours
Spectacled bear in Chaparrí
Chris
tian
Jara
/ P
ROM
PERÚ
The Lord of Sipán
Mic
hael
Tw
eddl
e /
PRO
MPE
RÚ
Should you require further information on Lambayeque, please contact us:Downtown ChiclayoCalle Siete de Enero 579Tel: (074) [email protected]
Royal Tombs of Sipán MuseumAv. Juan Pablo Viscardo y Guzmán s/n
Must-see places:
The tourist experience in Lambayeque is mainly carried out in the open; therefore, you should not forget to bring a hat, lightweight clothing, sunscreen, repellent, and water.
MUSEUMS. The Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum lodges the gold, silver, and copper ornaments found in the tombs of high-ranked Moche dignitaries. The Brüning National Archaeological Museum has more than 12,000 pre-Hispanic artifacts. The Sicán National Museum exhibits the objects of the richest tomb found in the Americas.
TÚCUME. Known as the Valley of the Pyramids, this archaeological complex has 26 pre-Hispanic buildings. In this zone it is possible to participate in Shamanic sessions.
CHOTUNA CHORNANCAP. An archaeological complex whose pyramids and buildings are related to the legend of Naylamp, the founder of the Sicán culture.
FERREÑAFE AND LAMBAYEQUE. These cities preserve Colonial mansions and churches. The Royal Tombs of Sipán and Brüning museums are located in Lambayeque; the towns of Mórrope, Túcume, and Motupe are very close by.
PÓMAC FOREST. This historic sanctuary is one of the two Equatorial dry forests in the world. It houses the archaeological complex of Batán Grande and a great variety of natural species.
HUACA RAJADA. In 1987, this archaeological complex became the scene for the discovery of the tomb of the Lord of Sipán. It has a site museum which exhibits the latest tomb found, belonging to the Warrior Priest.
ZAÑA. The remains of the convents and churches are preserved in this Colonial city founded in 1563. Complete your tour visiting the Afro-Peruvian Museum.
PIMENTEL AND MONSEFÚ. The first one is a modern seaside resort for surfing, while the second one is a town of skilled artisans.
The agricultural community of Santa Catalina de Chongoyape is in charge of the Chaparrí Ecological Reserve, devoted to the conservation of dry forests and their biodiversity.
LAMBAYEQUE
EXCURSIONS MAP
Near Chiclayo, there are beaches, archaeological complexes, and natural protected areas such as Chaparrí, Laquipampa, and the Pómac Forest.
Distances from Chiclayo(Main Square)Destination Km (miles) TimeLambayeque 12 (7.5) 15 minsFerreñafe 18 (11) 20 minsPimentel 11 (7) 15 minsMonsefú 16 (10) 15 minsTúcume 33 (21) 40 minsPómac Forest 35 (22) 45 minsChaparrí 80 (50) 1 hr 40 minsHuaca Rajada 35 (22) 40 minsZaña 46 (29) 45 minsChotuna Chornancap 12 (7.5) 15 mins
Lambayeque
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The information contained in this brochure has been updated in April 2014. In order to create it, PROMPERÚ has used official information sources and has worked with the Fair Trade and Tourism Regional Offices.
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Should you require further information on Lambayeque, please contact us:Downtown ChiclayoCalle Siete de Enero 579Tel: (074) [email protected]
Royal Tombs of Sipán MuseumAv. Juan Pablo Viscardo y Guzmán s/n
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The tourist experience in Lambayeque is mainly carried out in the open; therefore, you should not forget to bring a hat, lightweight clothing, sunscreen, repellent, and water.
MUSEUMS. The Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum lodges the gold, silver, and copper ornaments found in the tombs of high-ranked Moche dignitaries. The Brüning National Archaeological Museum has more than 12,000 pre-Hispanic artifacts. The Sicán National Museum exhibits the objects of the richest tomb found in the Americas.
TÚCUME. Known as the Valley of the Pyramids, this archaeological complex has 26 pre-Hispanic buildings. In this zone it is possible to participate in Shamanic sessions.
CHOTUNA CHORNANCAP. An archaeological complex whose pyramids and buildings are related to the legend of Naylamp, the founder of the Sicán culture.
FERREÑAFE AND LAMBAYEQUE. These cities preserve Colonial mansions and churches. The Royal Tombs of Sipán and Brüning museums are located in Lambayeque; the towns of Mórrope, Túcume, and Motupe are very close by.
PÓMAC FOREST. This historic sanctuary is one of the two Equatorial dry forests in the world. It houses the archaeological complex of Batán Grande and a great variety of natural species.
HUACA RAJADA. In 1987, this archaeological complex became the scene for the discovery of the tomb of the Lord of Sipán. It has a site museum which exhibits the latest tomb found, belonging to the Warrior Priest.
ZAÑA. The remains of the convents and churches are preserved in this Colonial city founded in 1563. Complete your tour visiting the Afro-Peruvian Museum.
PIMENTEL AND MONSEFÚ. The first one is a modern seaside resort for surfing, while the second one is a town of skilled artisans.
The agricultural community of Santa Catalina de Chongoyape is in charge of the Chaparrí Ecological Reserve, devoted to the conservation of dry forests and their biodiversity.
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Near Chiclayo, there are beaches, archaeological complexes, and natural protected areas such as Chaparrí, Laquipampa, and the Pómac Forest.
Distances from Chiclayo(Main Square)Destination Km (miles) TimeLambayeque 12 (7.5) 15 minsFerreñafe 18 (11) 20 minsPimentel 11 (7) 15 minsMonsefú 16 (10) 15 minsTúcume 33 (21) 40 minsPómac Forest 35 (22) 45 minsChaparrí 80 (50) 1 hr 40 minsHuaca Rajada 35 (22) 40 minsZaña 46 (29) 45 minsChotuna Chornancap 12 (7.5) 15 mins
Lambayeque
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The information contained in this brochure has been updated in April 2014. In order to create it, PROMPERÚ has used official information sources and has worked with the Fair Trade and Tourism Regional Offices.
© PROMPERÚ. All rights reservedCalle Uno Oeste 050, Lima 27-Peruwww.promperu.gob.pe
Hecho el Depósito Legal en la Biblioteca Nacionaldel Perú Nº 2014-06227Printing office: Rapimagen (Jr. Callao 465 of. 201, Lima 1)Lima, April 2014 FREE DISTRIBUTION. NOT FOR SALE.
(01)574-800024 horas / hours