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Bring your travel interests and dreams to this great Peru’s northern destination (Chiclayo Trujillo Kuelap Gocta Falls), then let our experts tailor the perfect adventure for you! Off-the-beaten-path locations, local culture, wildlife encounters, this is the way to explore and make a once in a lifetime experience to this destination with Peru Summit Adventures.
The northern coastal desert of Peru holds some of the country’s greatest archaeological treasures: Chan Chan, the great adobe city of the Chimú civilization; 1,500-year-old Moche temples; and the royal tomb that brought the great Lord of Sipán to the world’s attention in 1987 — Peru’s very own King Tut. And the region continues to make news: In 2007, a 4,000-year-old temple and mural, among the oldest discoveries of their kind in the Americas were uncovered in the Lambayeque Valley. If archaeology isn’t your thing, northern beaches along the vast Pacific coastline particularly those in and around Máncora and Organos the coast’s hot new destination, draw surfers to some of the best waves off South America.
Kuelap and Chachapoyas: Large ferns and Orchid-draped cloud forest, impressive ridge-top citadels, stunning waterfalls, mysterious cliff tombs, astounding painted sarcophagi, this is the hidden world of the Chachapoyas region in northeastern Peru. Situated on the divide between the upper Amazon and the páramo (grasslands) of the Andean highlands, the Chachapoyas region is little visited and largely unknown, despite being one of the richest archaeological gems in the world and the extraordinary landscape that colors this region. The secret will be uncovered soon, the time to go is now before it is discovered by mass tourism. Be prepared to hear the zing of our guides’ machetes as we explore these mysterious ruins and awaken our inner “Indiana Jones!” We limit our group size to just ten travelers, so we encourage you to sign up soon. Experience Chachapoyas now, while it still has its wonderful sense of discovery.
We have crafted unique experiences to explore the hidden gems in the northern part of Peru, places which still make you feel like Indiana Jones lost in vast archaeological sites. So, grab your fedora, camera, and boots to explore it with a local Peru Summit Adventures private guide–Chiclayo Trujillo Kuelap Gocta Falls Tours
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We are the experts when it comes to customizing tours and treks and our incredible private signature series itinerary.
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Every itinerary is designed with precision: private high-grade camping equipment, satellite communication en route, handcrafted gourmet meals prepared with fresh Andean ingredients, and continuous ground logistics coordination from Cusco.
We practice regenerative travel that directly pays above-average living wages to our porters, muleteers and cooks, while protecting delicate Andean trails and preserving indigenous cultural heritage across our mountain communities.
Start with a carefully selected itinerary focused on northern Peru's pre-Columbian heritage, desert archaeology, colonial Trujillo and the coastal cultures of Lambayeque and La Libertad, supported by private planning and local expertise..
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Explore the Royal Tombs of Sipán, Túcume, Huaca Rajada, Chan Chan, Huacas del Sol y de la Luna and Trujillo, selecting the combination that best matches your time, interests and preferred pace..
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Planning a trip to the land of Incas, Peru? The task of scheduling the itinerary for your visit can be overwhelming, to say the least, especially if you’re in Peru only for a short time. You might soon find yourself drowning in questions: Which sites/places are must-sees and which aren’t worth the effort? Do we even have enough time to see all this stuff? Take a moment to share your travel goals and one of our travel designers will be in touch shortly!
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The north coast is generally dry, but heat, local weather events and museum schedules should be considered when planning archaeology-focused days..
Use sun protection, carry water and plan guided visits to connect museum collections with the archaeological sites where they were found..
Combine Chiclayo and Trujillo over several days so major museums, adobe complexes and historic centers receive enough time..
Expect adobe pyramids, ceremonial murals, gold artifacts, desert landscapes and colonial plazas, supported by a route centered on northern Peru's pre-Columbian heritage, desert archaeology, colonial Trujillo and the coastal cultures of Lambayeque and La Libertad..
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Spanish missionaries founded a small rural community on this site in the 16th century. Either by chance or through help from above, Chiclayo has prospered ever since. In one of the first sharp moves in Peruvian real estate, the missionaries chose a spot that sits at the hub of vital trade routes connecting the coast, the highlands, and the deep jungle. Chiclayo’s role as the commercial heart of the district has allowed it to overtake other once-vital organs of the region, such as the nearby city of Lambayeque, and this bustling metropolis shows few signs of slowing down.
Although it’s Peru’s fourth-largest city, with a population of just under a half-million, Chiclayo would be just another busy commercial town, generating little notice among travelers, were it not for the city’s strong associations with Peru’s ancient cultures. The primary draw is Chiclayo’s proximity to the archaeological sites Sipán and Túcume, two of the most important related to the Moche and Lambayeque cultures, and the spectacular Museo Tumbas Reales de Sipán, which houses one of the country’s most remarkable finds of the past several decades: the tomb of the Lord of Sipán.
Chiclayo is a modern and relatively new city. Although it was founded in the mid-16th century, most of its real development dates to the late 1800s and early 1900s. (The Parque Principal, or main square, didn’t come into existence until 1916).
Located on Peru’s west coast where the Moche River meets the Pacific Ocean, Trujillo delights visitors with its elegant architecture and welcoming residents. Writers, artists, dancers gravitate towards the city, making it a hotbed of creative talent, so take a private Trujillo tour and discover Peru’s Capital of Culture with our local Peru Summit Adventures private guide. For those with an interest in pre-Columbian archeology, a must-see place is Chan Chan, the largest adobe city in the ancient world of all Americas. Don’t miss out the stunning temples of the Sun and Moon, vestiges of a highly organized indigenous culture.
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