The UNESCO World Heritage site of Chan Chan, once the largest adobe city in the Americas, spanned 600 miles. Here you will see the elaborate mud-brick intricate designs of the Chimu people around 13… Full review by ITRT
Jan 20, 2024
We took an exursion to visit the Chan Chan ruins from a cruise ship. The history is very interesting and we had a good guide, which is important to understanding what can be seen. Only a fraction o… Full review by hbhakh
Jan 5, 2024
Very interesting historical site. Hard to believe people were living there in the last century. Definitely worth a visit if in the area or on a cruise stop. Full review by Maury F
we would get off a cruise stopping by the port of Salverry and hire a taxi to Trujillo International Airport, who can help me to per-reserve a taxi for 11 passengers.
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We travelled around Trujillo by taxi for about a week and a half and saw no taxi that would accommodate 11 passengers. Every taxi we rode in had 4 available seats, although I saw 5 …
We travelled around Trujillo by taxi for about a week and a half and saw no taxi that would accommodate 11 passengers. Every taxi we rode in had 4 available seats, although I saw 5 squeeze in on more than one occasion and I am told that even more have at other times. Incidentally, rear seat belts may not exist, may be inaccessible or otherwise inoperative anyway. Meanwhile, taxis are everywhere, especially at the airport and taxi travel is not expensive.
Mar 22, 2024
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