Lambayeque Province

Lambayeque Province extends across 9,346 square kilometers between the Pacific Ocean and inland regions, containing twelve distinct administrative districts.

The province contains numerous pre-Columbian archaeological sites, including the ancient pyramids of Túcume that date back to 1000 AD.

The Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum in the province displays artifacts and ornaments found in the tomb of a Moche civilization ruler.

The province connects to other regions through the Pan-American Highway and maintains regular bus services between its twelve district capitals.

The San José beach district features traditional reed fishing boats called caballitos de totora, used by local fishermen for centuries.

Location: Lambayeque Department

Capital city: Lambayeque

Shares border with: Chiclayo province, Ferreñafe Province, Jaén Province, Huancabamba Province, Morropón Province, Piura Province, Sechura Province

GPS coordinates: -6.70466,-79.90708

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:43