Tito is an excellent surf coach, very supportive and on point with instruction. Stoked to catch my own waves after a few lessons as a beginner and also as someone nervous about being in waves. He was able to adapt the lesson to me and my partner with different abilities in the same session. Highly recommend!

Went to Huanchaco to learn the local surf before chicama and discovered Muchik. We met Alex and the most wonderful owner reina and they were wonderful. Highly recommend learning the local surf with them at your back, excellent training for these waves and solid foundations to improve my surf every day forward. I love longboarding and it’s a wonderful place for all levels. Locals are chill and accepting, at least when it’s not peak season when I experienced it but I’m sure there are way more “locals” from Peru that come when it’s going off. Only recommendation is to build your paddle strength before you get there so you can enjoy it more

It was a great experience by trying causas and their special ceviche with huanchaco sauce. Really enjoyed every second killing my dish.

Best hostel of my trip so far. Amazing atmosphere, all the staff go above and beyond. No bad vibes here at all. Beds are comfy, the top bunks even have shelves for your belongings. Cannot recommend it highly enough!!

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Visited August 22, 2017. All of the paintings are in Lima until January 2018. (Special exhibition). The staff did let us in to see the sculptures in the garden. Plan accordingly!

We started our trip at 10 am at Trujillo center and finished around 3:30pm.The pieces of art is great . The lady of chaos is the unique piece in the north of Peru in such a great preservation, showing the importance of this woman in that place. You will need to pay s/10 for entry to the museum. I will recommend to accept only payments in order to avoid problems to people who don't carry cash. Toilets very clean and everything well organized.

Nice beach, quiet but not many good hotels...if you are looking for a 5 star hotels this is not the place but if you are looking for a nice, not very expensive place this is yours

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It's a very interesting place if you are familiar with or interested in ancient Peruvian civilization. If you are not very interested in history or archaeology it is still a beautiful outdoor site overlooking a deep valley. I'm amazed by the ancient Peruvians and find their styles mysterious, and Kuntur Wasi and museum were another piece of the puzzle.

Beautiful place, a lovely Capilla in place beautiful building. The calling of cows by name to come and eat! Lovely seeight at the "mirador" in place. You can buy ammenities all type of cheese, wine, manjarblanco and oths

(Translated by Google) A place with an incredible view, it is a little tiring to climb because it is uphill and the number of stairs is exhausting, but it is a nice walk if done calmly, there is a lot to go and the views are wonderful (Original) Un lugar con una vista increíble, es un poco cansado subir porque es cuesta arriba y desgasta la cantidad de escaleras pero es una linda caminata si se hace con tranquilidad, hay mucho por recorrer y las vistas son maravillosas

The church is beautiful and the admission here includes the museum next to the church, the museum across the street, and the Ransom Room. I've been here three times and this is one of my favorite sites in Cajamarca.

(Translated by Google) The Recoleta Church is located at the intersection of Avenida de "Los Héroes" and Avenida "El Maestro” in the San Sebastián neighborhood. It was built in the 18th century, the façade of the Recoleta Church is sober, carved in stone and highlighted by slender belfries in a triple arch. Currently, the "San Ramón" School and the "Santa Teresita" Kindergarten and the former "Belén" Women's School operate in this Church. It is said that, during the Chilean invasion of the city of Cajamarca, the soldiers tried to enter this church to loot it, at that same moment an earthquake occurred. That earthquake caused the Chileans to flee, saving the religious relics there. (Original) La Iglesia la recoleta se encuentra ubicada en la intersección de la Avenida de "Los Héroes" con la Avenida "El Maestro” en el barrio de San Sebastián. Fue edificada en el siglo XVIII, la fachada de la Iglesia de la Recoleta es sóbria tallada en piedra y remarcada por esbeltas espadañas en triple arco. En la actualidad en esta Iglesia funciona el Colegio "San Ramón" y el Jardín de Niños "Santa Teresita" y la antigua Escuelita de Mujeres "Belén". Se cuenta que, durante la invasión chilena a la ciudad de Cajamarca, los soldados trataron de ingresar a esta iglesia para saquearla, en ese mismo momento ocurrió un terremoto. Ese terremoto hizo que los chilenos salieran huyendo, salvándose las reliquias religiosas allí existentes.

It's a small stone building where you can see lots of history. In it you can see the line where the Atahualpa was supposed to fill the room to gold, but he got executed anyway.

Absolutely stunning architecture and detail.

The city centre and town square was really lively and vibrant. Plants were nice and well maintained.

I took the cumbemayo tour here, they are one of the most affordable in town, and the tour itself was good! High recommendable

Minutes before arriving your tour group will send your food request to the local restaurant, is a great, is very homey and they will treat you with the respect that you deserve

A quick but interesting visit! The Ventanillas de Otuzco are ancient funerary niches carved into volcanic rock, giving you a glimpse into the burial traditions of pre-Inca cultures. The site is small and doesn’t require much time — you can see everything in about 15–20 minutes. Entrance is very affordable (S/ 5 per adult). Worth a short stop if you’re in Cajamarca!

Incredible mosaic works in the church and surrounding buildings. Definitely worth a stop if you are around even if you aren't a religious building freak.

Absolutely incredible. The mummies and their amount are astonishing, and mainly the whole museum is just so impressive and well thought, from the architecture to the garden surrounding it. Wonderful and amazing, very recommend to stop by if you're in the area. Open untill 16:30 (last entrance) Ticket was 30 soles

Good day trip on tour. The hike to and from the mausoleos is gorgeous. Very mystical spot in a small town in Peru. We did the day tour with the caves as a destination. Would definitely recommend.

All I can say is wow. This site is amazing, the walk through the historical buildings is beautiful and the view is breathtaking. It isn't a huge sight and there is a 1.4km hike up hill to the actual site once you get off the cable cars but it's worth it (you could rent a horse if you wanted to). It's quite uneven so if mobility is an issue you might need to take care.

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Long drive to get there, but worth it. The town has narrow roads, so driving a car needs care, but roads are mostly one way in the centre. Road condition is poor, getting to the town in places, and terrible driving to Kuelap, which is disappointing, as everything else is modernised. The good thing is there are no moto taxis