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South America Day 50: El Brujo, Trujillo to Huanchaco

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El Brujo was similar to La Huaca de la Luna, or maybe a combination with the Lord of Sipán. The lady there is very impressively preserved. It’s sad how quickly the amazement at the color friezes (thanks for the term, Lonely Planet) wears off. The view of the emptiness and the sea surrounding the temple is quite impressive as well…. Read more »

South America Day 49: Trujillo

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Chan Chan

The colors at the Huaca de la Luna are hard to believe. Suddenly the notion that these ancient buildings were brightly colored is reality.  I’ll refrain from posting pictures, it’s much more fascinating to see for yourself. I should probably stop taking tours in English, but it was nice having an individual guide this time. The honking of the taxis… Read more »