Sayán District

Sayán District is an administrative division in Huaura province that covers a varied landscape with multiple elevation zones and river valleys. The terrain transitions from coastal plains to higher foothills, creating distinct geographical areas within the district's boundaries.

The district was established during Peru's administrative reorganization as one of the subdivisions within Huaura province. This formation followed the broader restructuring of regional boundaries that Peru undertook to improve territorial governance.

Local residents maintain agricultural traditions through community gatherings, markets, and seasonal celebrations that connect the district's 23,408 inhabitants.

The district is accessible by road connections to larger provincial centers and is situated within the Lima Region. Visitors should prepare for varying weather conditions across different elevation zones, as these create distinct climate variations.

The territory encompasses varying geographical features at different elevations, supporting multiple agricultural zones across its extensive land area.

Location: Huaura province

Capital city: Sayán

Elevation above the sea: 685 m

Shares border with: Huaura District, Ambar District, Cochamarca District, Leoncio Prado District, Ihuari District, Huaral District, Huacho District, Santa María District

GPS coordinates: -11.13483,-77.19218

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:24