Trujillo

Peru
Trujillo, Peru
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Chan Chan, the largest adobe city in the ancient world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, sits within the metropolitan area of this large coastal city in northwestern Peru, alongside the Huaca del Sol — the country's largest pre-Columbian adobe pyramid. Trujillo's historic centre holds ten colonial churches within the old city walls, with a dense café and restaurant scene nearby. The city is also the home of the marinera, Peru's national dance, celebrated each January at the National Marinera Festival.

  • Population919,899
  • Nearest water from center 2.7 km1.7 mi
  • Nearest mountain from center 6.4 km4.0 mi
Climate · monthly averages
J
22°71°
30mm1.2in
F
23°73°
50mm2.1in
M
22°72°
60mm2.4in
A
21°70°
30mm1.1in
M
20°68°
10mm0.4in
J
19°66°
10mm0.4in
J
18°64°
10mm0.5in
A
18°64°
10mm0.5in
S
18°64°
15mm0.5in
O
18°65°
15mm0.5in
N
19°66°
10mm0.5in
D
20°68°
15mm0.6in
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