In the Libertad, hearts do not beat the same as in other parts of the world, they beat to the rhythm of one of the most elegant couple dances in South America: the refined marinera norteña. While in Trujillo, its capital, an exquisite colonial architecture makes every street a postcard. But this department also stands out for its millenary customs, such as fishing in Caballitos de Totora, boats made of cane on which the ancient Chimúes challenged the rough sea of the north of the country. In the City of Eternal Spring, as Trujillo is known for its sunny climate. You can also visit a unique place on the planet: Chan Chan, the largest mud city in the world and invaluable legacy of the ancient inhabitants of this region. Trujillo’s archaeological heritage is an important part of the Moche Route with monumental vestiges such as the Huaca de La Luna , capital of the Moche culture for more than 6 centuries and the Archaeological Complex El Brujo, where the imposing Dama de Cao awaits you. The experience in Trujillo is complemented by beautiful seaside resorts, such as the picturesque Huanchaco for many the birthplace of the Peruvian Cebiche and a regional cuisine rich in marine flavors.