Northern Peru Collection
Discover the enchanting beauty of Northern Peru, where history and culture intertwine seamlessly
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Discover the enchanting beauty of Northern Peru, where history and culture intertwine seamlessly. Explore the ruins of a colonial church in the archaeological site of "El Brujo" in Chicama Valley, Trujillo. Marvel at how this church was built over an ancient Moche temple, showcasing the layers of civilization that have shaped this region. Immerse yourself in Peruvian traditions as you witness a couple of traditional "Marinera" dancers gracefully perform in front of a colonial-style window at Plaza de Armas in Trujillo. Feel the rhythm and energy of Marinera, Peru's national dance, as it comes alive before your eyes. Admire the intricate details of colonial architecture through windows and doors scattered across Trujillo's Plaza de Armas. Each structure tells its own story, transporting you back to a time when elegance and grandeur were paramount. Step into another era as you spot a vintage car parked proudly in front of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Mary at Plaza de Armas. This juxtaposition between old-world charm and modernity adds to the unique allure that Northern Peru possesses. Delve deeper into Peruvian culture by visiting Casa Alcor in Trujillo, where a captivating painting depicts traditional "Chalan" and "Amazona" dancers performing Marinera. Learn about this courtship dance that originated along Peru's coastal regions while appreciating its artistic representation. Uncover more historical treasures at The Cao Museum within El Brujo archaeological complex. Here, artifacts from ancient civilizations are displayed with pride, offering insights into Northern Peru's rich heritage. Venture further north to Catacaos and admire the bell towers standing tall atop San Juan Bautista de Catacaos church. Witness firsthand how religion has played an integral role throughout history here. In Colan, Piura stands San Lucas Church – South America's oldest preserved church dating back to 1535. Let its colonial architecture transport you back to the early days of Spanish influence in Peru.