The north of Peru has a lot of history, culture and
priceless treasures. To visit its archaeological sites, temples and museums
will show the extensive pre-Inca past and the magnificence on how ancient
people used to live between 100 and 700 A.D.
Ancient cultures that inhabited the valleys of the north of Peru showing many social developments,
infrastructure developments, art and mystical traditions.
In Chiclayo we can find more about the Moche Culture that worshiped the god Ai Apaec as
main god, the sea and the moon. This society made great hydraulic engineering
work and architectural as contemplated in its pyramids and temples.
The new Huaca Rajada – Sipán museum, exhibits to the world ornaments of the Warrior Priest, whose remains are on a glass vase in which can also be seen jewelry and ceramics and the Sipán dynasty with all his descendants with information about the later periods of Lambayeque and Chimu.
The museum was opened in April 2009 and its main purpose display objects that can be found in future studies on the site of Huaca Rajada - Sipan being one of the newest in the region which cannot be missed.
