Seems like a nice building from the outside, but there’s obvious racism at the gates. Bunch of locals went in but the guy shuts the gate in our faces saying “no” and pretending he doesn’t understand. Peruvian hospitality...

Good

Nice building, but you only get to see it from outside. The small museum located on the same square didn't look appealing enough for me to enter.

It was a nice little stop. But I did notice a couple of young fellers eyeing my camera and following me around. There are lots of police nearby and the shops are pricey. The Catacombs are worth the trip if you have never seen thousands of skeleton bones. Save your money for Puno by Lake Titicaca, prices are very cheap there at the local markets. Cusco was a little pricey. Machu Picchu was extremely pricey. Bolivia was ok for prices as well, but Puno was the best.

Free tours, but bring your passport for identification. Free English tours may not run if there aren't enough people.

Pretty building. Not sure how pretty the activities inside are. There seems to be a lot of cop-polishing going on

Great place to visit, whether you are a local or a tourist.

Chabuca Granda, for those who know a little of her history, was a Peruvian Creole singer, very well-known for her song "La Flor de la Canela. This is a great place to walk around, taste some sweet treats and some truly amazing street food. You will find some great street performers here. They have revamped the place now and the food stalls are nice and clean. So you can enjoy the food here.

Viewpoint in Lima: The Alameda Chabuca Granda The Alameda Chabuca Granda is a viewpoint located between the Government Palace and the Rímac River in Lima's historic city center. It is a place frequented by locals as well as visitors to the city, and this is largely due to its location. Because there aren't too many places in Lima from which you can get an overview of the city. The park, which has a strange red sculpture in the middle, also offers a lot of variety. This makes the Alameda Chabuca Granda the right place for entire families, young people, singles and couples. The viewpoint and its park are named after the Peruvian singer Chabuca Granda, who is known for her Creole waltzes and Afro-Peruvian rhythms.

Good place to walk around and enjoy street food. A lot of comedy and singing shows were going on

A very popular but crowded gathering point. Always music and singing and other performances. Usually by people asking for money. If you like crowded and noisy places, this is for you!

I will say that the only thing I like about this place are "Picarones" from a lady's selling cart named "Paula". The "Picarones" are amazingly delicious 😋

Interesting park or local hangout. Lots of odd seats and art work and spaces for small amphitheatres. You will find lots of locals just hanging out and eating their lunch.

It's a great place to hang out, with street vendors offering tasty food like anticuchos or pastries like "mazamorra morada" or "arroz con leche"; there's also entertainment with a couple of shows featuring street artists every night.

This is the Disney Land of Peru. If are in Chancay, come and have some fine. Awesome staff. Lots of activities and performance.

Good things first: + Lots of variety + Lots of fun + Many things to take photos of + Some animals + Great view of the ocean + Very interesting entertainment Down sides: - Pool closed - A little too commercialized - Sometimes too crowded - Some very poor maintenance in some parts - Would be better if they hid their speaker devices in walls instead of having a huge chunky boombox with sound coming through it, in a setting intended to be historical The show with the dancers and magicians was one of the highlights for me. I also loved that I could take photos with some wild birds.

Crowded and disorderly. The building was incomplete. They had living eagles tethered to trainers so that people could have their photos taken for s/ 10, but the animals where in distress. The food at the resturant was decent and the haunted house was short but well done. This is an affordable place to take kids but I would say that it is a 4th rate attraction at best

It's a beautiful place but surrounded by the town and its buildings

Wow where do I begin...this place was just way too amazing for words. I absolutely loved it. I want to go back already! So basically through every area is a theme throughout history with actors interacting with small groups on tours throughout. Some themes include Peru, Egypt, Camelot, Aztec, Babylon, Greece, Rome, and many many more. There are too many to really remember to be honest. My favorite was Egypt. And being able to see Anubis I was just in awe. I can't obviously ever go to the real Egypt so this will be the closest I can get for now ☺️ The only major complaints I have are there is a TON of stairs...oh my gosh! I am unsure if we just missed where the elevators were to go back downstairs or if they were going for the "old castle" theme and there are none. Next time we go we are having my daughter either walk on her own or ride on our shoulders. Also we went to a beautiful restaurant and they had cats meandering around while we ate. It was kind of weird and I'm not that into cats. Make sure at least they aren't where your diners are eating at least please! Among all the attractions there you can also: *Swim: (they have a huge pool I think it's 10 soles a person to get in) take a swimming suit and change of clothes! *Shop: there are many artisan places to shop inside and souvenir shops as well. I love that about Peru, support the artisans and small business! *Eat: there are a few restaurants inside you can pay in the entrance to make a reservation. (People outside are too pushy and it freaked me out they practically swamped us in the car yelling at us with thier menu papers) *I think there is also a hotel. I would love to stay there. *Parking: it's 10 soles a day total and they only take cash (just a heads up) You can also hold a hawk for 10 soles and take pictures with it. That was so cool and it was such a pretty bird too! Overall it was a great experience. I can't wait to go back!

The castle is beautiful. I loved the decorations. Bathrooms are clean. Staff is friendly. There's even a hotel inside the castle where you can stay. Food is delicious. I highly recommend it ;)

When we first arrived it was mythical like a farey tell and there's tons of things to do for children and teenagers and adults to restaurants and great food and thay tell stories

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(Translated by Google) Municipal Museum of Chancay, a small place in the main square of the city of Chancay, where you can see a very good collection of pieces from the culture of the city of the same name. Its value lies in how well preserved the pieces on display are regarding the Cuchimilcos and their textiles. Although there is a guide service in the admission brochure, it was not available. However, it was not an impediment to knowing and learning with the help of the information in the infographics. In addition to the archaeological pieces, you can also see a little information about the Gulet Virgen de La Covadonga and items that were rescued from it by local fishermen. Of course, it would be good if they had bilingual staff in case a tourist or a national arrives who needs additional information. My congratulations to the mayor who has allowed us to have this beautiful museum and my thanks to the staff who serve it for their willingness to make the visit a very pleasant moment. (Original) Museo Municipal de Chancay, un pequeño lugar en plena plaza de armas de la ciudad de Chancay, donde se puede apreciar una muy buena colección de piezas de la cultura del mismo nombre de la ciudad. Su valor está en lo bien conservadas que se encuentran las piezas en exhibición respecto a los Cuchimilcos y su textilería. Si bien, en el folleto de ingreso existe el servicio de guía, no estaba disponible. Sin embargo, no fue impedimento para conocer y aprender con la ayuda de la información en las infografías. Además de las piezas arqueológicas, también se puede apreciar una pequeña información sobre la Goleta Virgen de La Covadonga y artículos que fueron rescatados de ella por pescadores de la zona. Eso sí, sería bueno que tengan un personal bilingüe por si llega algún turista o un propio nacional que necesite información adicional. Mis felicitaciones, al señor alcalde quien ha permitido contar con este bonito museo y mi agradecimiento al personal que atiende por su buena disposición para hacer de la visita un momento muy agradable.

(Translated by Google) It is located in front of the square, next to the Municipality. It is small but has several objects on display. The people who attended were friendly but they were talking and you felt like you were interrupted when you entered because the conversation could be heard on all three floors. It would be good if the souvenirs to buy were separate since it is uncomfortable to see them, interrupting the lady serving. The schedules are at the entrance. The visit does not take long and costs only S/. 3 adults, so I recommend it (Original) Se encuentra al frente de la plaza, junto a la Municipalidad. Es pequeño pero tiene varios objetos en exhibición. Las personas que atendían fueron amables pero estaban conversando y sentías que interrumpías al ingresar porque se escuchaba en los tres pisos la conversación. Sería bueno que los recuerdos para comprar estén aparte ya que es incómodo verlos, interrumpiendo a la señorita que atiende. Los horarios se encuentran a la entrada. La visita no toma mucho tiempo y cuesta solo S/. 3 adultos, así que si lo recomiendo

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and with many cuchimilcos, however it would be good if they had a guide. Otherwise, very neat. (Original) Bonito y con muchos cuchimilcos, sin embargo sería bueno que cuenten con un guía. Por lo demás, muy ordenado.

(Translated by Google) I visited him yesterday, a few minutes after returning to Lima. A fairly comfortable price (I don't remember if 2.5 or 3 soles for adults); You can learn the legacy of the great Chancay civilization and others that arrived in the area. Everything well explained; There is plenty of pottery, textiles and even feather art. Also the representation of a Chancay burial and the miniature replica of the Covadonga, the Chilean ship sunk in the Pacific War. There is pride in local history; highly recommended. It's not very big but you learn a lot. (Original) Lo visité ayer, a pocos minutos de regresar a Lima. Un precio bastante cómodo (no recuerdo si 2.5 o 3 soles para adultos); se puede aprender el legado de la gran civilización Chancay y de otras que llegaron a la zona. Todo bien explicado; hay bastante alfarería, textiles y hasta arte plumario. También la representación de un entierro Chancay y la réplica en miniatura de la Covadonga, el barco chileno hundido en la guerra del Pacífico. Se nota orgullo por la historia local; muy recomendable. No es muy grande pero se aprende mucho.

(Translated by Google) The museum has improved a lot with the investment injected by the Pan-Americans. The rate is very cheap, ranging from 1 to 3 soles. Adults: S/. 3.00 University students: S/2.00 Children: (6 - 17 years): S/2.00 Schoolchildren (after coordination): S/1.00 On the first floor there is pre-Hispanic art explaining the Chancay culture with archaeological pieces of very good quality. On the other hand, on the second floor we have contemporary art with works of art of very good quality. For children we have interactive games on a screen where they can learn about culture in a very educational way. Finally, if you love photos you have several points where you can take excellent memories for posterity: 1. The boat that expresses the main productive activity of fishing, which is an important pillar of the city to this day. 2. The Cuchimilco at the entrance of the museum, in commemoration of the 2019 Pan-American Games, is a quick review of the classic iconography of ancient Peru, its open arms, the cuchimilcos of the Chancay culture (1200-1470 AD) resemble small babies waiting for Someone please carry them. It almost provokes making them 'cuchicuchi'. 3. In the basement there is a very beautiful mural that represents the landscape of the Chancay culture. It is worth mentioning that the museum has an elevator for seniors and disabled people. (Original) El museo ha mejorado mucho con la inversión inyectada por los panamericanos. La tarifa es muy barata oscila entre 1 a 3 soles. Adultos: S/. 3.00 Universitarios: S/2.00 Niños: (6 - 17 años): S/2.00 Escolares (previa coordinación): S/1.00 En el primer piso existen arte prehispánico explicando la cultura chancay con piezas arqueológicas de muy buena calidad. Por otro lado, en el segundo piso tenemos arte contemporáneo con obras de arte de muy buena calidad. Para los niños tenemos juegos interactivos en una pantalla donde podrán aprender de forma muy didáctica sobre la cultura. Finalmente, si amas las fotos tienes diversos puntos donde puedes sacar excelentes recuerdos para la posteridad: 1. El bote que expresa la principal actividad productiva de la pesca que es un pilar importante de la ciudad hasta el día de hoy. 2. El Cuchimilco a la entrada del museo, en conmemoración a los panamericanos del 2019 es un repaso rápido a las iconografías clásicas del Perú antiguo, sus bracitos abiertos, los cuchimilcos de la cultura Chancay (1200-1470 d.C.) asemejan pequeños bebes esperando a que alguien se anime a cargarlos. Casi provoca hacerles ‘cuchicuchi’. 3. En el sótano se cuenta con un mural muy hermoso que representa el paisaje de la cultura Chancay. Cabe mencionar que el museo cuenta con ascensor para personas mayores y personas discapacitadas.

(Translated by Google) Small museum, however very neat. The guide we had was very pleasant, a young student doing his internship. We learned a lot about the life of the ancient inhabitants of Chancay. (Original) Pequeño museo, sin embargo muy ordenado. El guía que nos tocó muy ameno, un joven estudiante que hacía sus prácticas. Aprendimos mucho de la vida de los antiguos pobladores de chancay.

A very beautiful, peaceful place to hike.

Breathtaking views from all angles. Not often are you able to see mountains, desert and oceans all in the same view! One of the most beautiful Parks I've been to in person

Great place to see colourful flowers. Interesting structure for collection of water from the air can be seen in the form of nets.

Intense green brush and trees swathed in shifting fog, beautiful and mysterious, completely unexpected on the desert coast. One of just a few places like this in the world. Far more lush than what people call "lomas" vegetation on the south coast. Much richer than the impression I got from textbook accounts I read years ago. Protected in the formal Lomas de Lachay reserve, but lower, less dense green vegetation extends far beyond the boundaries of the preserve. The hills outside the preseve are mostly marked out as lots for sale to build warehouses for the new Chinese port at Chancay. All that fog vegetation outside the preserve will soon be converted to industrial use, maybe imperiling the reserve as well. Visit it soon, while it is still healthy and intact.

Wonderful place, trekking for all ages, feel more close to the nature

It's a wonderful place, national park

Great hiking place 2hrs away from Lima in the north. Best time to go is since September, when the hills start to turn green. It is a like a little paradise in the middle of the dessert. You will be captivated since the minute you start approaching it from far away. Great escape from the city

Hardly any foreign tourists visiting this place but we enjoyed it. The lagoon is amazing and the guide was knowledgeable.

Great story, excelent guide!

Nice place. A must visit on Lima North Region.

Good air, nice view, excellent experience

It is worth it to visit, very well preserved place.

A really good place to know more about Bandurria civilization

One of the ancient civilization ... arround 5200 years ago.

Make sure you wear a hat! And bring water. The sun is blazing hot. Try to go during the dry season, then you can cross the river (such a cool experience) to get to the Sacred City. I recommend a guide, you just don't know enough about what you're looking at without one. We drove ourselves, and paid like 2 bucks to get in and another 10 for the guide. If you book with a tour, you're gonna end up paying up to $200. And most guide busses can't get through the river crossings... they try, but it's not guaranteed. They'll take you to a bridge and you'll have to walk across it instead. They are still digging up lots of the city, so there should be more to see in years to come!

This archeological site is a work in progress and well worth the trip if you can brave the two long dirt roads that access the site. Said to be the second oldest civilization in the world and untouched until discovered 30 years ago.

It was a very interesting place and the tour guide gave so much information.

Amazing historical site with Spanish speaking guide to explain the whole area and answer questions.

site is probably gorgeous, but the people working there treat visitors like it's a tourist trap. unworthy of being treated like a Unesco site. As a supano, I'm embarrassed.

The archaeological site is really large and has an interesting history that dates back 5000 years. It is located in the desert and has an oasis underneath it. The runes themselves are interesting to view if you’re a history buff like me. However, the guides they provide only speak Spanish. They do provide lots of details, but if you don’t understand Spanish, it will go over your head like a dead with me. If you’re planning to visit, it’s best to bring a translator or someone who speaks Spanish. The weather can get brutal since it’s right in the desert. There is an oasis in the valley underneath, which is lush green. It is believed that people living here were farmers working on those valley. That is an active archaeological work right across the valley. Drones are not allowed here nor solo travel with a GoPro. It is really not a tourist-friendly location since you would not find many tourists here. You might meet a lot of locals from Lima.

It was beyond my expectation and even when compared to more recent ruins, it’s still pretty advanced and knocked me out of my jaded state… I suppose it’s much harder for it to be depicted as impressive as it is in photos…. It’s a UNESCO heritage site that dates 5,000 years old to 3,000 BC and they’ve found no sign of warfare here…. and it doesn’t look like it’s on the giro go trail. Most of it is to open to the public and it sits on a dry river surrounded mostly by mountains and what’s more interesting is you can see it’s bigger perhaps because they’re working on other structures across the river. This is considered the Mesopotamia of the Americas, the oldest known civilization found in the Americas…. for now… until they find more, which they have reportedly found smaller and perhaps older ruins in the Americas of course, but the word “civilization” is very subjective of course, but even if you don’t consider it to be one of the cradles, it has the most adorable pyramids and it has great displays showcasing the various natural colors of cotton that they utilized then showing that Europe didn’t introduce cotton to South America as is commonly taught. I came in through the back door… in a colectivo from Barranca so I had a nice little hike and it almost seemed I’d be out there nearly alone, but they have nice displays and tour

But unlike its Old World counterparts, Caral had no defensive walls and researchers have found no evidence of any weapons. When Shady began excavating Caral in 1994, she uncovered a society built on trade, music, ritual and consensus. According to Shady's findings, about 3,000 people lived in Caral, plus several smaller nearby villages. The Supe Valley's strategic position linked the Pacific coast to fertile Andean valleys and the distant Amazon, which created a network of cultural and commercial exchange. The Caral people grew cotton, sweet potatoes, squash, fruit and chilli peppers, trading for minerals from the mountains and squirrel monkeys and macaws as pets from the Amazon. Along the coast, they gathered shellfish, seaweed and fish. Visiting Caral and Peñico Caral is open daily from 09:00-17:00, with the last tour starting at 16:00. Entrance tickets include Caral's onsite museum, the nearby sites of Áspero and Vichama, and local guides, most of whom speak only Spanish. Go with a guide who can translate Spanish and who knows the way, since the roads are poorly signed once you leave the Pan-American highway and turn onto the Caral-Ambar road. Peñico is 11km past Caral with the same opening hours. Visitor tip: Guides at both sites are locals trained by Shady's team, offering rich insights into politics, religion, astronomy and agriculture. "They had intercultural relationships with people of the jungle, the mountains and across large distances as far as Ecuador and Bolivia, but always peacefully," said Shady. In contrast, the Aztec, Maya and Inca were militaristic states, often waging long campaigns against neighbouring groups. Caral's ingenuity extended to architecture and the arts. The city's amphitheatre was seismically sound, designed to withstand the Pacific Rim's strongest earthquakes, and had a unique acoustic design for large concerts. Excavations have revealed 32 transverse flutes, some carved from pelican bones, others decorated with monkeys and condors – material proof of long-distance trade and cultural inclusion. "With these instruments they welcomed people from the coast, the mountains and the jungle in rituals and ceremonies," said Shady

If your in Barranca you gotta go see the sunset from here. Could be better kept but it’s all part of that special Peruvian off the beaten track charm.

Epic jesus

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(Translated by Google) 1.) When I went, they were doing maintenance on those areas. It was good because it shows they're not neglecting these types of attractions. 2.) Everything was clean and tidy. I like it because you can get there by car and there's plenty of parking. 3.) The sunset looks so beautiful from that area, though I did feel a bit of a cold breeze blowing. 4.) It's great for a weekend getaway with friends or family. You don't need a lot of money to get there and explore the area. Plus, visiting the entire beach is beautiful. I personally liked it. (Original) 1.) Cuando fui le estaban dando mantenimiento a esas áreas, fue bueno por que da a entender que no descuidan este tipo de atracciones. 2.) Estaba todo limpio y ordenado, me gusta por que se puede llegar en vehículo y tiene su espacio para estacionarse . 3.) El sunset puufff se ve muy bonito desde esa zona , eso si de mi parte sentí que corría su vientito frio. 4.) Para ir un fin de semana con lo amigos o familia es genial además no se necesita mucho presupuesto para llegar y visitar el lugar, además visitar toda la playa es bonito a mi personalmente me gusto.

Doesn’t get much better than ceviche on the beach. Great place to watch the tide and probably the most worthwhile thing to do within 30ish minutes of the area other than the archaeological site.

We arrived in a day where it was so cloudy and hazy you could barely see more than 5 meters. However the sand itself was nice and the restaurant promoters didn't disturb too much

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(Translated by Google) Excellent environment to walk and swim for a while, I recommend the Pocitas area, it is quiet and ideal due to the shallow depth and calm sea. (Original) Excelente ambiente para pasear y bañarse un rato, recomiendo la zona de las pocitas, es tranquilo e ideal por la poca profundidad y mar tranquilo.

(Translated by Google) Tuquillo is a beach located in the district and province of Huarmey in the department of Ancash. It has cool, turquoise waters and is a peaceful beach ideal for marine activities such as swimming, fishing, and diving. Tuquillo is an inlet formed between hills and the coastline; to the north, the coastal curve is smaller and forms the beach known as Tuquillo Norte. This beach is calmer and has more buildings, and its sea is conducive to fishing. Tuquillo itself has rougher seas, and to the north is La Pocita, a calm pool surrounded by rocks. Tuquillo Beach is part of a well-known beach circuit in Huarmey, which includes Salinas, Antivito, Maracaná, La Pocita, and Médano beaches, among others. In the Tuquillo resort, visitors can find accommodations and restaurants, as well as continuous shuttle service to the city of Huarmey, especially during the summer. (Original) Tuquillo es una playa que se ubica en el distrito y provincia de Huarmey del departamento de Áncash, posee aguas frías de cierto color turquesa y es una playa apacible que se presta para desarrollar actividades marinas como el nado, la pesca y el buceo. Tuquillo es una ensenada que se forma entre cerros y el litoral; hacia el norte la curva costera que queda es más pequeña y forma la playa denominada Tuquillo Norte. Esta playa es más calmada y presenta un mayor emplazamiento de construcciones y su mar favorece la pesca, mientras que en la propia Tuquillo el mar es más agitado y hacia el lado norte se encuentra la Pocita que es una piscina de aguas tranquilas en medio de rocas. La playa Tuquillo forma parte de un reconocido circuito de playas de Huarmey con las playas Salinas, Antivito, Maracaná, La Pocita, Médano, entre otros; en el balneario de Tuquillo se pueden encontrar alojamientos y restaurantes para los visitantes, así como servicio de transporte continuo a la ciudad de Huarmey, sobre todo en la temporada de verano.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular place, calm sea, blue water, there is everything, food and drinks are brought to your place on the beach, they also rent awnings, umbrellas, and chairs. Rental of everything for water sports, the waters are cold. (Original) Lugar espectacular, mar calmo, agua celeste, hay de todo, comida bebida te la llevan a tu sitio en la playa, también alquilan toldos, sombrillas, y sillas. Alquiler de todo para deporte acuático, las aguas son frías.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful beach with a very calm sea, the water is quite clean. What isn't clean is the beach (sand), because unfortunately, the people who go there are extremely inconsiderate and leave all their trash behind. It's truly a shame that in 2023, people are still so filthy and inconsiderate; it doesn't cost them anything to carry a trash bag and fill it instead of throwing everything on the sand. PLEASE DO NOT POLLUTE THE BEACH IF YOU VISIT! Other things to consider: - The beaches are PACKED on weekends; if possible, I recommend going on a weekday. - There are lodging options, but camping is also possible. Keep in mind that Serenazgo doesn't allow tents to be set up, so you have to wait until 5 p.m. to set them up. - There is parking outside the beach, but if you're camping and want to bring your car closer, you can do so after 5 p.m. To enter, you have to take the road that leads to the small pool. - We brought everything for camping, but I understand they rent tents, mattresses, bathrooms, etc. Again, if you visit, please be more careful with cleanliness 🙏🏼. I read a lot of comments about the trash and thought the city had done something, but everything is still just as dirty. When we went, there was an event organized by the city and Antamina with live music, drinks, and freebies. Instead of spending money on events like that, why don't they invest that money in cleaning the beach? The event was "ECO-TOURISM," yet they mentioned "please don't litter the beaches" three times, when they should have at least done a couple of activities to encourage beach cleanups, instead of encouraging people to buy beer. (Original) Linda playa con mar muy tranquilo, el agua es bastante limpia. Lo que NO es limpio es la playa (arena), porque lamentablemente la gente que va es extremadamente desconsiderada y deja toda su basura. Es realmente una pena que siendo 2023 la gente siga siendo tan cochina y desconsiderada, nada les cuesta llevar una bolsa de basura y llenarla en vez de tirar todo a la arena. NO CONTAMINEN LA PLAYA SI LA VISITAN POR FAVOR! Otras cosas a considerar: - Las playas están REPLETAS los fines de semana, si es posible les recomiendo ir día de semana. - Hay opciones de hospedaje, pero también se puede acampar. Tengan en cuenta que serenazgo no deja poner carpas, entonces tienen que esperar hasta las 5pm que se van para armarlas. - Hay estacionamiento afuera de la playa, pero si van a acampar y desean ingresar su auto más cerca, se puede también pero después de las 5pm. Para ingresar tienen que ir por el camino que lleva a la pocita. - Nosotros llevamos todo para acampar pero tengo entendido que te alquilan carpas, colchones, baño etc. Nuevamente si la visitan porfavor tengan más cuidado con la limpieza 🙏🏼. Leí muchos comentarios sobre la basura y pensé que de repente la municipalidad había echo algo pero sigue todo igual de sucio. Cuando fuimos había un evento de la municipalidad y antamina con música en vivo, vendían tragos y regalaban cosas. En vez de gastar plata en eventos de ese tipo por qué no invierten ese dinero en limpiar la playa? El evento era “ECOTURISTICO”, sin embargo mencionaron 3 veces “porfavor no ensucien las playas”, cuando por lo menos debieron hacer un par de activaciones para incentivar la limpieza de la playa, en vez de incentivar que compren cerveza.

(Translated by Google) The visit to Cerro Sechin and the archaeological site of Chankillo was incredible. Both places are magnificent. But the explanations and attention from Monica and Karen made the experience even more positive and interesting. Thank you very much for this afternoon! (Original) La visita al Cerro Sechin y el sitio arqueológico de Chankillo fue increíble. Ambos sitios son magníficos. Pero las explicaciones y la atención de Monica y Karen hicieron que la experiencia fuera aún más positiva e interesante. Muchas gracias por esta tarde!

(Translated by Google) It is a small tourism agency in the area run by a SRA Archaeologist in the area and very well informed of the tourist spots that are worth visiting, very well but with little infrastructure. (Original) Es una pequeña agencia de turismo de la zona dirigida por una SRA Arqueóloga de la zona y muy bien informada de los puntos turísticos que valga la pena visitar , muy bien pero con poca infraestructura.

(Translated by Google) To see all the tourist attractions of Casma and its surroundings, you must take this tour agency (Original) Para ver tofmdos los atractivos turísticos de Casma y alrededores, deben de tomar esta agencia de tours

(Translated by Google) Visiting Chanquillo is the best. (Original) Visitar chanquillo,es lo máximo.

Pony’s Lodge & Expeditions: You won’t fine warmer hospitality or better food or a more knowledgeable host on expeditions large and small. Known for pizza in its Cafe de Rat, Pony’s supplies to expeditions, rents bikes, arranges group and private trips of all kinds. Best of all it is a cosy nest to return to with a host interested in hearing about your wonderful day. Room 1 where I stayed had windows to east and west. Horizontal surfaces: two shelves above four clothing hooks; bedside table has two surfaces and a drawer; bathroom has long shelf. Rooftop terrace set up for mt viewing and doing your laundry.

This place is still open. The staff are very helpful and speak English. Nice location on a nice quieter square. Has a pizzeria in the evening. They sell trekking tours and you can stay before and after your booked trek or tour. Contact them via Facebook or Instagram.

Had a beyond good experience today with Pony. She gave me a lot of informations about the area and explained me all the alternatives besides the tours she can organise. Super transparent and helpful. What a great service. Thanks!!

Really helpful staff gave us lots of information about tours and self-guided walks in the area. Not sure if it still operates as a hostel (as older reviews suggest) - might just be a tour agency now. The bar/restaurant upstairs is also great, and has a friendly resident rabbit.

The place to rent bikes for Cañon del Pato, eat good pizza and generally enjoy a more international atmosphere ;-) Great resource for hikes, maps and gear for the mountains.

One of the best stays we had in Peru. It was a nice hotel with a really amazing mother and daughter. I was sick and they helped us with the translation at the hospital, home remedy and their time. Always nice, helpful and warm! We can recommend it highly! Also the in-house restaurant with a delicious pizza! Thank you for everything!

The host provided great information on trekking,climbing and day trips in the cordillera blanca. Thanks to that we could do some nice trips and treks even without a guide or a group. Pizzeria is also fine

Nice quiet secluded. From time to time you run into little quaint places nobody seems to be aware of, this is one of them. A small bay/fishing village/summer home community. Plenty of restaurants to choose from all featuring the catch of the day. The ambiance invites to R&R to the point it is difficult to decide when to leave and when doing so promising yourself to be back in a near future

Restaurant Cesar

(Translated by Google) The beach is beautiful and hygienic, you can still see life in the sea. It is recommended to bring aquashoes, float and umbrella. The food is delicious and fresh. Only at the level of hotel services and accommodations is the offer scarce, bad and expensive. They must improve in that aspect. From there, beautiful spa. (Original) La playa es bonita e higiénica, se nota vida aún en el mar. Recomendable llevar aquashoes, flotador y sombrilla. La comida es deliciosa y fresca. Solo a nivel de servicios hoteleros y hospedajes la oferta es escasa, mala y cara. Deben mejorar en ese aspecto. De ahí, precioso balneario.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful beach. In the sea, at first, there are stones, then sand. You can rent boats for 25 soles an hour and visit the coastline. (Original) Hermosa playa. En el mar, al principio, hay piedras, luego arena. Puedes alquilar botes a 25 soles la hora y visitar el litoral.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful beach on the coast of Ancash, with various places to have lunch, spend the night or take a walk with the family. It has ample parking spaces, a rest area, and it also has a rocky beach in the central part and sandy areas at the ends. You can also ride a boat, bicycle or practice extreme sports if you have your motorcycle, enduro, ATV or sandboarding. A fair and necessary stop for all travelers. (Original) Hermosa playa de la costa de Ancash, con diversos lugares para almorzar, pernoctar o para pasear en familia. Cuenta con amplios espacios para estacionamiento, zona de descanso, además tiene una playa enrocada en la parte central y zonas de arena a los extremos. Además se puede pasear en bote, bicicletas o practicar deportes extremo si cuentas con tu motocicleta, enduro, cuatrimoto o sandboarding. Una parada justa y necesaria para todos los viajeros.

(Translated by Google) A very pleasant coastal town. It is worth stopping if you are passing through the North Pan-American Highway. You can take a boat trip, it lasts approximately 1 hour, and only seagulls, pelicans and some cormorants are usually seen. Price of the boat trip S/ 20 per person. (Original) Un pueblo costero muy agradable. Merece la pena parar si te pilla de paso por la panamericana norte. Puedes hacer un viaje en bote, duración aproximada 1 hora, no se avistan más que gaviotas, pelícanos y algun cormoran, habitualmente. Precio del viaje en bote S/ 20 por persona.

(Translated by Google) Nice place, but you don't see any turtles, hahaha (Original) Bonito lugar, pero no se ven tortugas jejeje

If in Caraz it's a worthwhile stop - it's free. Contains a small collection of artifacts from different time periods, presumably collected locally. I respected the signage indicating that photography is not permitted inside

Very nice place

(Translated by Google) Admission is free, it is clean and preserved, a good place to learn a little about the history of Caraz and see the smallest mummy in Peru 🇵🇪. (Original) El ingreso es gratuito, está limpio y conservado, buen lugar para conocer un poco de historia de Caraz y ver a la momia más pequeña del Perú 🇵🇪.

(Translated by Google) The presence of the remains of an 18 cm tall baby, apparently belonging to a privileged family, is striking. Everything is well preserved. It is located on the 2nd floor. (Original) Llama la atención la presencia de los restos de un bebé de 18 cm de estatura qué al parecer pertenecía a una familia privilegiada. Todo esta bien conservado. Se encuentra en el 2do piso

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to learn about our department culture Ancash - Peru ...I invite you to visit the museum in Caraz (Original) Hermoso lugar para conocer sobre nuestra cultura del departamento Ancash - Perú ...los invito a visitar el museo en Caraz

(Translated by Google) Excellent explanation and the guide is very kind and good people (Original) Excelente explicación y el guía es muy amable y buena gente

(Translated by Google) Small but it gives a good idea of ​​Caraz, beyond the sweets (for which it is known). Here is the smallest mummy in Peru and there is also information about a very ancient archaeological site near Caraz. Free entry. If you are in Caraz it is worth seeing. (Original) Pequeño pero que da una buena idea de Caraz, más allá de los dulces (por lo que es conocida). Aquí está la momia más pequeña del Perú y también hay información de un sitio arqueológico muy antiguo cerca a Caraz. Entrada libre. Si están en Caraz vale la pena verlo.

Visit this plaza for the food court which has KFC & Burger King. Free parking is nice! Personal checklist of trying local flavor fast food. Very glad that the cashier is bilingual, making the order process much more easier and faster. Still very restrictive COVID policy restrictions in the plaza. No plate leaving the counter and mask mandate even if pickup order.

It's nice but small and their food choices are limited and KFC is probably the worst option as the food is cold and tasteless

Regular shopping center with major Peruvian stores and food court. Bad smell from the Chimbote pollution. No toilet paper and dirty bathrooms. Not recommended.

Have all your shopping needs Large Mall

It's a beautiful place to buy many things

Great mall big and clean bathrooms with toilet paper and clean

Very nice but crowded

Ok

(Translated by Google) A church where part of my vocation was developed in the company of great friends. I learned not to judge people because it is Time that is responsible for straightening everything that is crooked. There is a lot of joy and happiness here, especially when enjoying the warm hugs of people you never expected. (Original) Una iglesia donde parte de mi vocación la desarrollé en compañía de grandes amigos. Aprendí a no juzgar a las personas porque es el Tiempo quien se encarga de enderezar todo lo torcido. Aquí hay mucha alegría y felicidad, especialmente cuando se disfruta de los cálidos abrazos de personas que nunca esperaste.

(Translated by Google) Parish run by the Dominican congregation that is located at the intersection of Guillermo Moore and José Pardo Avenues. In this church rests the image of San Pedro, who goes out for a boat ride in the bay to the White Island every June 29. Highly recommended!! (Original) Parroquia regentada por la congregación de los Dominicos que se ubica en la interección de las Av. Guillermo Moore y José Pardo. En esta iglesia reposa la imagen de San Pedro, que cada 29 de junio sale de paseo en lancha en la bahia hacia la Isla Blanca. Muy recomendable!!

(Translated by Google) It was a pleasure to visit the Church of San Pedro since I am visiting here in Chimbote. (Original) Bueno grato visitar la iglesia de San Pedro ya que estoy de visita aquí en chimbote

(Translated by Google) The bathrooms were very far away (Original) Los baños eran muy lejos

(Translated by Google) Great work of God (Original) Gran obra de Dios

(Translated by Google) It is part of the culture of Chimbote because it is the oldest and progressively goes hand in hand with the development of the port. It also represents the patron saint festival of San Pedro, patron saint of fishermen, which is celebrated in the month of June. You must visit it. (Original) Es parte de la cultura de chimbote por ser la más antigua y progresivamente camino de la mano con el desarrollo del puerto, además representa la fiesta patronal de San pedrito patrono de los pescadores que se celebra en el mes de junio hay que visitarlo

It's such a good place but it is better on Sundays

This is always the best family spot to spend some time with our loved ones.

Loved it. Lost of plants, boat ride, horseback riding, zoo like area and a delicious restaurant with live music on the weekends - El Rinconcito

This park has been given to the current owners as a gift by Sider Peru, a company which is eco-friendly and environment-conscious though industrial. Sadly, the new owners of Vivero cut down hundreds of healthy trees to create a noisy lunapark filled with tourist attractions such as quad bike zone. The last natural bit of the park is soon to be destroyed in order to give more space to the fun train which runs there. It is sad to see the stumps of trees that have died perfectly healthy to make room for more concrete in an already arid, desert city. While in Chimbote everyone talks about the beauty of Dubai, which is a great inspiration here, right the opposite of what we find in Dubai is being done here. Many of the parts of the park are kept unattended and in a horrible state such as the lagoons with wooden bridges which could remind one of Japanese gardens if they were treated well.

Liked the place but too many people. Parking was an adventure

Such a nice place to go with the family.

A place to walk and to have some fun.

It was amazing to see what they found in the temple. As the trip around the temple and it's a great 1/2 day

Great museum, go here first before hitting the actual archeological site.

This is a super cool archeological site to visit! I really enjoyed the free tour, it was very informative. You’ll need to pay with cash! You have to buy your entrance tickets by the museum so I recommend going into the museum first and then walking up to the huacas. There is a free tour that starts on the hour every hour (in Spanish) that was very informative. Bring a tip for the tour guides! They’re archeological students at the national university of Trujillo. I recommend taking the combi from ovalo grau. They’re way cheaper than a taxi and they pick people up every 10 minutes or so from the huaca area.

Small, but definitely worth seeing! Has very interesting artifacts from local ancient cultures.

When I walked up a tour to Huaca de Luna was about to start. So, I wasn't offered a tour in English; I'm guessing you'd have to make an English reservation somehow. I could understand pieces of the Spanish, but really enjoyed walking through the pyramid. I think this is better than Chan Chan. It's 10 soles for the tour and 5 for the museum. The museum is pretty sparse. The tour guide works for tips and as I understand is a university student. You can take a Mochica Chimú (there are more of these) or Sol y Luna colectivo direct to here for 2.5 soles. They pick you up at Ovalo Grau.

Our favourite museum in Peru!!

Beautiful collections inside. Entrance fee is 5 soles, and no photo is allowed.

Very interesting site! We had a lovely tour guide (sadly I don’t quite remember here name, Even?). The tours are free on a donation basis. They have tours in English and Spanish with the last English tour being at 3.15pm. Only annoying and rude thing was that the ticket seller sold us museum tickets even though it was only open for 8 more min (until 4pm)! I understand that the site needs money but this is not the way to get it. If you’re in Trujillo you should definitely check out this site!

The "Temple of the Sun" Huace del Sol is another Pyramid-style ceremonial place of the Moche civilization. Located close to the Temple of the Moon, just outside of Trujillo. Unfortunately the Spanish Colonial Forces destroyed a lot of this site after their search for gold. The site itself still is an impressive reminder on the high capabilities in architecture of pre-Colombian civilizations.

Great to see the sun temple and be part of a tour group where the pictures / significance is explained. Some places were badly destroyed but you can see they are actively trying to keep what is left preserved.

I had never heard of this civilization. Well preserved tiles, especially considering they are mud brick. The people who lived there were some blood-thirsty MFers.

I wound up walking in since I took a Moche colectivo instead of one that comes direct to the museum. That worked well because the onsite tours do not visit Huaca del Sol. They go through Huaca de Luna. There are signs indicating that you shouldn't attempt to climb the pyramid. It was nice that I could see it up close as I walked the rest of the way to the fee station.

Amazing place, museum was informative and had explanations in English. Our English guide Rosemary was really good and the guide service was included in the entrance fee (10 soles for site and 5 for museum). Definitely recommend thoroughly enjoyed.

This is something which you don't want to miss. If you are a history buff and like knowing the story of the people of Peru, this is a great stop! Away from the city, you can get a real feel for what it meant to be a part of the Peruvian civilizations of old!

Ticket prices are s/30 per person. Opportunity for a horse ride at the end of the show for s/10. Two shows a day, one at 13h30 and the second at 14h30 Amazing exhibition of traditional Peruvian mastery of equestrian arts as well as dance. The hospitality is great and the presentation professional and friendly. Great place to take kids and family. Would recommend to anyone who is visiting Trujillo.

Great show , get there early to make sure you Dont miss anything. Food was also great.

Great show, good drinks, and amazing food.

Great show, amazing service, good food.

We went to a show here in March 2019. Absolutely loved it. It was local and the people so friendly. The owner was so lovely, and so proud of his horses. The horses themselves were well trained and beautiful. I have never stood and petted a stallion that was sooo placid and calm. They gave us a lovely show of horsemanship and of dancers. Our hearts melted when they brought out the latest foal and gave us a close up opportunity. This show must surely be visited - very good value.

We went to the horse and marinera show and had a nice lunch while watching. Both the horses and dancers put on a great presentation. You can take pictures with them at the end and have the possibility of riding the horses. It was a great day and I highly recommend it!

This is a great show and great value. The Paso and Marinera are great to see on this ranch style environment, on the land. Nice atmosphere and scenic with space for a proper show. Intimate nice setting and wonderful performance and talent. It a must see if you're in Trujillo. Once in a life time chance. I might even try to see it again.

Very clean rooms with private bathroom, the internet is regular, the bad things are the times in the restaurant, too slow.

We recommend ❤️

(Translated by Google) Very good facilities, clean and tidy, it has a restaurant on the top floor with a very good view of the city. Super recommended for long and short visits, because it has a strategic and safe location (Original) Muy buenas instalaciones, limpio y ordenado, cuenta con restaurante en el piso superior con muy buena vista de la ciudad. Super recomendable para visitas prolongadas y cortas, debido a que cuenta con ubicación estratégica y segura

(Translated by Google) Very bad experience in this hotel el brujo 😞 they stole a laptop that we ordered from them, when I asked them to check the cameras the owner spoke to me very arrogantly and they refused everything, I do not recommend it. (Original) Muy mala experiencia en este hotel el brujo 😞 nos robaron una laptop que les encargamos a ellos, cuando pedí que revisen las cámaras el dueño me hablo muy prepotente y se negaron a todo,no lo recomiendo.

(Translated by Google) Everything was very nice, we were very well served, the food was delicious, the view was good. (Original) todo muy bonito fuimos muy bien atendidos la comida riquisima buena vista

(Translated by Google) It has a good location, it has to improve its image, dirty walls, depressing colors, I think they could remodel and it would look very nice. (Original) Tiene buena ubicación, tiene que mejorar su imagen, Paredes sucias, colores deprimentes, creo k podrian remodelar y les quedaría muy bonito.

(Translated by Google) Breakfast was sparse, service was good, and the room was clean, but very noisy. The soundproofing was poor due to the low-quality windows. The minibar items were reasonably priced and taxis were easy to reach. VERY NOISY. (Original) Desayuno escaso, buena atención, habitación limpia pero muy ruidosa no hay aislamiento acústico por los ventanales de baja calidad. Buen precio de los productos del minibar y buen acceso a taxi. MUY RUIDOSO.

Very cool colourful city centre but a lot of people and cars all the time

Really cool place in the center of Trujillo. Safe, lots of families around and security is solid. The architecture is really beautiful and it is a nice space, and there are also many great restaurants within one block of the plaza itself. Must-visit place if you’re visiting Trujillo or Huanchaco.

Beautiful main square! A vibrant and historic place surrounded by colonial architecture and colorful buildings. The central monument is impressive, and the atmosphere is lively both during the day and in the evening. A great spot to start exploring Trujillo and enjoy the local vibe.

A pleasant surprise, an architectural treat lots of beautiful old colonial administrative buildings around this huge square, clean and hassle free. Some nice restaurants and coffee shops around the square to definitely worth a visit.

My favourite Plaza de Armas in Peru. An open and spacious square surrounded by colourful colonial architecture with a monument dedicated to the fight for independence.

Nice big plaza. Could do with more green and shade.

Small but lovely and interesting part of Trujillo

Nice church. But nothing special. I wouldn’t go out of my way to see it as a tourist. We saw better churches in Trujillo.

Beautiful church, very traditional. Was amazing and people were so kind

Good spot to stop and look around. Between the plaza de armas and the nice cathedral, with amazing art inside, there is lots to do.

The art in this Cathedral is exceptional. Carvings and paintings are the highest quality. This is an active church. Some paintings are haunting while others are uplifting. There are many realistic sculptures of Jesus being crucified. There are also several depictions of saints. If in Trujillo make time to visit and spend some time.

Because it is a nice spanish church but the most important is a place to be with God, pray and received the body of God.

⛪🙏

Very beautiful

It was great and really interesting and if you have kids then they would be really engaged if you hire a tour guide

Certainly Chan Chan is one of the historically highly important archeological sites in the country. However, from a visitor's perspective the site has a few drawbacks. First, there is very little to no information at the archeological spots (only some in the museum). At the main site you can not even tell what is "original" and what was reconstructed. Second, the complex is large and scattered across the area (the ticket covers four spots) - you either need a driver or be prepared to walk quiet a lot. There is also no information on where to start and which route to take between the four spots. Of you habe the time, pay this site a visit and decide for yourself. Bit if you have to choose, I would personally recommend Huaca de Luna instead for a half-day trip.

Absolutely impressive site! The ruins of Chan Chan are huge and give you a real sense of the scale of this ancient city. It’s very well maintained and easy to explore, with detailed explanations about the culture and history of the Chimú civilization. Walking through the palaces and seeing the geometric and animal designs on the walls is truly fascinating. A must-visit if you’re in Trujillo!

I think the chan chan site itself was not as impressive as I originally thought. Not a lot of parts of the chan chan ancient city was open to public so the visit to the chan chan site itself was not very long. There are not a lot of description or reconstruction pictures shown on site so it all depends on the guide. Our guide was excellent so it was ok but the site itself was not well presented. It was also not very crowded during our visit. Must visit the museum beforehand or else you won’t know what is happening out there.

This visit is a must go !! I definitely recommend to visit this place and to take a guide (60 soles). With a guide it is much more easy to project oneself in the culture and lifestyle of the Chimu and understand the interaction between different cultures in Peru (Moche, Chimu, Inka). Without a guide, you won’t be able to catch all the details and subtleties of this place!

I recommend to take a tour to get information about the place. We didn't get a guide but it worse to pay for it

Awe inspiring place for its huge scale more than anything. The mud carvings are attractive and lots of conservation and repair work is ongoing. The museum is a little small and dated but the city makes up for it.

Best place for ceviche de corvina. It’s $$ comparing to other restaurants in the same location, but you are paying for the quality of your foods!!! The fresh lemonade was perfect with any meals and so refreshing. Definitely come back here again soon.

Nice view to the beach, food was very good specially "ceviche" and shrimps.

Im here right now. I got the Ceviche de Pescado and I immediately stopped eating just to write that review. I spent 2 months in Mancora eating the best ceviches and this Ceviche (Huanchaco Beach) is by far the best I have ever eaten. Fish looks good, seasoned and made super-well and tasty. Big portion. I gave it 4 stars just because it is expensive, for a fish ceviche I payed 39 /s which is quite a lot.

The ceviche was normal, but expensive. the place has very nice views.

It took more than an hour to get my meal! Horrible service

Just average food, nothing exciting. Nice view.

Good food and beautiful view of the surf

I spent some really interesting hours in the archaeological complex El Brujo. It covers thousands of years of uninterrupted human occupation. The complex is situated about 70 km north of Trujillo. It is about a 45 minutes drive from Trujillo and absolutely worth the trip. The latest excavations carried out at the pyramid called Huaca Cao have revealed a ceremonial site that is 1800 years old. It was built with the intention to bury a royal person. They found a mummified young female person. The condition of the mummy was so good that the could see tattooes on different parts of her body. We could see the body in the museum. She was called: La dama de Cao, (The Lady of Cao) and we could see a lot of artefacts and jewellery. After seeing the museum, we walked around in the huaca, and it was really interesting. This was the Moche culture, and I recommend reading about the Moche before you visit El Brujo. And it is also interesting to make a stop in the nearby village Magdalena de Cao. Lots of nice paintings on the walls of the houses.

I most see if you already saw Chan Chan, Huaca del sol and Huaca de la Luna. They have a " mummified woman ruler". The site is one hour away from the city of Trujillo but the trip is worth it.

Awesome site! Didn’t see a witch or wizard but the paintings and walls were very impressive! One of the better sites around Trujillo, and quite straightforward to reach without a tour, just leave yourself plenty of time for the return as the colectivo was slow to fill back from Magdalena

The archaeological site of El Brujo is absolutely amazing! The ruins are impressive and the museums are very well organized and informative. This was an important ceremonial complex of the Moche culture, dating back to around 100–750 AD. You can still see the remains of pyramids, temples, and incredible murals that tell stories of rituals and daily life. One of the highlights is learning about the Señora de Cao, a female ruler discovered here, whose tomb and artifacts are beautifully displayed in the museum. A fascinating place that combines history, culture, and stunning views of the coast—definitely worth the visit!

This place was see inspiring considering it was built 1000 years before the Incas. You could easily spend all day walking around

Not quite as impressive size wise as some of the other archeological sites we had visited. However the number of tombs discovered so far really give an insight to the changing burial techniques over time. A lack of funds has temporarily stopped any further excavation. If you visit Peru it is still worth the effort.

Pyramids nowhere near as impressive as later Inca, Azrec or Mayan structures and they have been greatly eroded by rain. However the excavations show an advanced culture fir ghe time. The museum gives an excellent interpretation and there is a room full of gold clothing, ornaments etc that the Spaniards missed giving us all a better insight into the distant. past

Bellisimo

(Translated by Google) It is a true natural beauty, very little promoted in Pacasmayo, nature lovers enjoy a 40-minute walk between trees and sand with dunes to slide on boards, then in the lagoon the landscape and water are excellent, swim there It is a dream, be careful with the bottom, the aquatic plants, the sand and the mud, they seem to suck, it is preferable to just swim. (Original) Es una verdadera belleza natural, muy poco promocionada en Pacasmayo, los amantes de la naturaleza disfrutamos una caminata de 40 minutos entre árboles y arena con existencia de dunas para deslizarse sobre tablas, luego en la laguna el paisaje y el agua son excelentes, nadar allí es un sueño, ojo cuidado con el fondo las plantas acuáticas, el arena y el lodo, parecen succiona, es preferible solo nadar.

(Translated by Google) An oasis that was threatened by the residents of the nearby town who used to sell their carob trees as firewood. The inhabitants have realized that they have a treasure and a sustainable tourism factor. (Original) Un oasis que estuvo amenazado por los pobladores del poblado cercano que solían vender sus algarrobos como leña. Los habitantes se han dado cuenta que tienen un tesoro y un factor de turismo sostenible.

(Translated by Google) Currently there is only 1 lagoon... If you like camping it is a good option. Bring sunscreen, repellent and swimwear and enjoy (Original) Actualmente solo hay 1 laguna... Si te gusta acampar es una buena opción. Llevar bloqueador, repelente y ropa de baño y a disfrutar

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. Excellent place Ideal for sandboarding and taking a good dip in the lagoon. On weekdays there are no lunches, they do not rent boards, only on the weekend. There are quite a few mosquitoes and you can camp. (Original) Muy bonito. Excelente lugar Ideal para sandboarding y darse un buen chapuzón en la laguna. Días de semana no hay almuerzos no alquilan tablas, solo fin de semana. Hay bastante mosquitos y se puede acampar.

(Translated by Google) I wanted to get into another lake but unfortunately it was dry. (Original) Me quería meter en otro lago pero mentablemente estaba seca

(Translated by Google) It is a pleasant place to spend a day with family or friends, far from the city to disconnect from the noise and routine, its small lagoons are beautiful, you could also practice sandboarding in its dunes around it, ideal for spending a day of field and rest under its numerous plants taking in fresh air. (Original) Es un lugar agradable para pasar un día en familia o amigos, lejos de la ciudad para desconectarse de los ruidos y la rutina, sus pequeñas lagunas son hermosas, también de podría practicar sandboard por sus dunas que posee alrededor, ideal para pasar un día de campo y descansar bajo sus numerosas plantas tomando aire fresco.

Good waves

(Translated by Google) Excellent very relaxing without noise Family atmosphere Good service and clean (Original) Exelente muy relajante sin bulla Ambiente familiar Buena atención y limpio

(Translated by Google) Very warm and welcoming attention. They took great care of us and whenever we needed something they gave it to us. (Original) Atención muy cálida y acogedora. Nos atendían muy bien y siempre que necesitábamos algo nos lo daban.

(Translated by Google) First-class service, very welcoming, very nice and clean rooms, very good price, recommended by thousands of people... excellent experience with the service. ... recommended ♥️ (Original) La atención de primera, muy acogedora los cuartos muy impíos y lindos, muy buen precio justo recomendados x miles de personas... buenísima experiencia con la atención. ... recomendado ♥️

(Translated by Google) Great family-run hostel for enjoying Pacasmayo. Very friendly hosts and convenient location. We highly recommend it. Thanks again! (Original) Super hostal familiale pour profiter de Pacasmayo. Hôtes très sympathiques et emplacement pratique, nous recommandons vivement, merci encore !

(Translated by Google) Good place for rest and harmony with the beach (Original) Buen lugar para un descanzo y armonia con la playa

(Translated by Google) Very cool weather and very cold this season, but the views are spectacular, the walks, a wide variety of restaurants, any time of day walk and enjoy every moment, in love with this place (Original) Clima muy fresco y por esta temporada muy frío, pero las vistas son espectaculares, los paseos, gran variedad de restaurantes, cualquier hora del día pasear y disfrutar de cada momento, enamorado de este lugar