Day 01: Lima - Chiclayo
Upon arrival you will be transferred to your hotel. In the morning, city tour that begins with the visit to the Main Square, the Cathedral, the Santa Maria’s convent and the Veronica’s chapel then you will continue to Chiclayo’s famous Modelo market, its a modern built and its one of the biggest in South America, where you can find interesting and great variety of remedies form natural substance and quite often employed by faith healers and used in folkloric medicine. In the afternoon, you will visit to Bruning museum, that exhibits more than 1500 pieces from different Peruvian Pre-Columbian cultures, as well as considerable collection of Chimu and vicus fabrics and ceramics, and a special room with objects of gold, funeral masks, ceremonial glasses and jewels from the Mochica and Chimu period. The museum’s biggest attraction is in a living room in the basement where you can find a glass urn and the remains of the Lord of Sipan discovered in 1987 by the Peruvian archaeologist Dr. Walter Alva. Return to the hotel. Overnight
Day 02: Chiclayo
Breakfast at your hotel In the morning, you will have a tour guided to the Tomb of the Lord of Sipan in the site denominated by the Huaca Rajada area by the peruvian archaeologist Dr. Walter Alva in 1987it was a tomb of a dignitary from the Mochica herarchy were founded intact and in great state of preservations. Along with remains he found a treasure of ornaments, headdresses, emblems and altures of gold, silver, as well coper, mixed with semipreciousstones, such as turquoise,lapiz lazuli and shells from the north of Ecuador. In the afternoon, you will visit to Tumbas Reales museum. Return to the hotel. Overnight.
Day 03: Chiclayo - Lima
Transfer to the airport.
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Includes: 02 nights in Chiclayo, 02 breakfasts, entrances fee to places that specified in the program, transfers and tours specified in the program with english speaking guide.
Does not include: Airticket Lima / Chiclayo / Lima, domestic airport taxes, extras expenses.
