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Discover Trujillo
Trujillo brings together colonial mansions, maritime traditions and some of northern Peru’s most important pre-Hispanic complexes. The city is a convenient base for Chan Chan, the Temples of the Sun and Moon, and Huanchaco beach.
Trujillo can be visited year-round. The warmest period is the austral summer, while the rest of the year usually has mild temperatures and changing coastal skies.
The climate is dry and moderate, although humidity may be high. Pack sunscreen and a light layer for cooler evenings near the ocean.
Two or three days cover the city, Chan Chan, the temples and Huanchaco. Add time if continuing to Chiclayo along the Moche Route. Trujillo airport and intercity buses connect with Lima and other northern cities. Major archaeological sites are accessible by local transport or organised tour.
Explore the historic centre, walk through the adobe city of Chan Chan and see the Moche reliefs at the temples. In Huanchaco, watch traditional reed boats and enjoy seafood cuisine.
Trujillo can be visited year-round. The warmest period is the austral summer, while the rest of the year usually has mild temperatures and changing coastal skies.
The climate is dry and moderate, although humidity may be high. Pack sunscreen and a light layer for cooler evenings near the ocean.
Two or three days cover the city, Chan Chan, the temples and Huanchaco. Add time if continuing to Chiclayo along the Moche Route.
Trujillo airport and intercity buses connect with Lima and other northern cities. Major archaeological sites are accessible by local transport or organised tour.
Trujillo brings together colonial mansions, maritime traditions and some of northern Peru’s most important pre-Hispanic complexes. The city is a convenient base for Chan Chan, the Temples of the Sun and Moon, and Huanchaco beach.
Explore the historic centre, walk through the adobe city of Chan Chan and see the Moche reliefs at the temples. In Huanchaco, watch traditional reed boats and enjoy seafood cuisine.
Trujillo can be visited year-round. The warmest period is the austral summer, while the rest of the year usually has mild temperatures and changing coastal skies. The climate is dry and moderate, although humidity may be high. Pack sunscreen and a light layer for cooler evenings near the ocean.
Two or three days cover the city, Chan Chan, the temples and Huanchaco. Add time if continuing to Chiclayo along the Moche Route. Trujillo airport and intercity buses connect with Lima and other northern cities. Major archaeological sites are accessible by local transport or organised tour.
