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Chan Chan Day Trip & Artisanal Fishing in Huanchaco

Discover the history of the largest adobe city in South America on our Chan Chan day trip. You'll also do some artisanal fishing in Huanchaco and see traditional reed watercraft boats used in this city. Chan Chan Day Trip & Artisanal Fishing in...

  • 8 hours
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Discover the history of the largest adobe city in South America on our Chan Chan day trip. You'll also do some artisanal fishing in Huanchaco and see traditional reed watercraft boats used in this city.

Chan Chan Day Trip & Artisanal Fishing in Huanchaco

At 8 am, we'll pick you up from your hotel in Trujillo and set off on our day trip to Chan Chan and Huanchaco, located 30 minutes from Trujillo.

First, we'll visit the beach to watch fishermen using their caballito de totora reed watercraft. You will have the opportunity to try this traditional fishing technique.

Next, we will visit huachaques, totora reed farms, to learn about the uses and benefits of this aquatic plant. Afterwards, we will see the Church of the Virgen del Socorro for a view of Huanchaco Bay.

For lunch, we will stop at a nearby restaurant for a two-course meal accompanied by a local drink.

After lunch, we will explore the Chan Chan citadel, the largest mud city in the world. We will visit the pre-Columbian ruins of the Nik Ann Palace with its reliefs depicting birds and fish, and learn about the secret passages used for escape during Inca attacks.

We will return to Trujillo, arriving at 4 pm.

Included

  • Hotel pick up and drop off.
  • Transport by minibus or coach.
  • English speaking guide.
  • Lunch.
  • Tickets.

Tips

  • Accessibility: Yes, some of the areas are accessible

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