Afternoon: Chan Chan Complex from Trujillo

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4.00

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Overview

Available languages

Spanish

4 hours

Mobile ticket

Chan Chan is a complex of adobe and sand and was one of the largest known cities in the Americas. For nearly 600 years, the sprawling city was the seat of an Empire that extended for hundreds of miles, and its residents were masters of engineering techniques unknown to the rest of the world.

Additional Info

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Please confirm accommodation details at time of booking.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

Pick up from your hotel in Trujillo.

Professional guide in Spanish or English (depending on selected choice)

Transportation

Drop off at main square in Trujillo.

Extra expenses (drinks, souvenirs, etc)

Options

English guide

English guide Only
Pickup included

Spanish Guide

Spanish Guide Only
Pickup included

Reviews

4.00

2 reviews

Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Not what I signed up for
Bruce G,
Apr 30, 2025
- Viator
3.00
When we arrived an hour before our tour was to begin there was nobody there and another tour guide from another company had kindly helped us contact the operator We waited for an hour to start which was at 2 pm the reason he gave us was some people were eating his English was not very good We asked at Chan Chan about were the ancient kitchen and bathrooms were in the palace he never explain we got to Chan Chan so late we had to leave early When I signed up I called and asked for a tour of Chan Chan for 4 hours this was 1.5 hours and then went to the beach which I never ask for
Excellent
johnalberthughes,
Feb 14, 2020
- Viator
5.00
Our tour guide was Maritza who clearly loves her job and welcomed my endless questions and answered them all. I don’t understand people who say this is a disappointment. It’s a really fantastic place to be. I only wish the tour went a little more slowly. We first visited the Huaca del Iris and then one of the big palaces. Pictures of the place do not do it justice. If you love seeing how ancient societies lived you should go. The sun is intense so sunblock up and wear a hat, but I didn’t find the heat a problem.