La Libertad, Department in Northern Peru
La Libertad is a region rich in archaeological sites and cultural relics, primarily belonging to the Moche and Chimu civilizations.
La Libertad was historically a stronghold of ancient pre-Incan cultures, most notably the Chimu civilization, whose capital Chan Chan is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Moche and Chimu pottery, metal artifacts, and architecture found in La Libertad have made significant contributions to our understanding of Pre-Columbian cultures.
Travelers to La Libertad can explore historical and archaeological sites, beach towns, and thriving agricultural valleys.
Measuring over 20km sq., Chan Chan, within La Libertad, is the largest pre-Colombian city in America.
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La Libertad is a region rich in archaeological sites and cultural relics, primarily belonging to the Moche and Chimu civilizations.
Chan Chan, located in Trujillo province, is a captivating excavation site that attracts historians and tourists alike.
The Huacas del Sol y de la Luna are two large pyramids in Trujillo, Peru.
The Ransom Room is a small building located in Cajamarca, Peru.
Artesonraju is a pyramid-shaped mountain peak located within the Cordillera Blanca range.
Río Abiseo National Park is a protected area sprawling over 274,520 hectares.
Huaca Prieta is a prehistoric archaeological site located near the Pacific Ocean.
The Huaca de la Luna is a massive ancient adobe brick complex located in the Moche Valley, on the northern coast of Peru.
Gran Pajatén is a pre-Incan city located in the Andean cloud forests of Peru.
Alpamayo is renowned for its almost perfect pyramid shape when seen from the north.
The Plaza de Armas of Trujillo is an architectural spectacle, featuring a combination of neoclassical and colonial style buildings.
