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Chaparri Private Conservation Area

Chaparri, Peru's first private conservation area, protects unique species in its habitat.

Lambayeque

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Huaca Rajada

Sipán, on the Lambayeque River, is a cozy town of less than two thousand inhabitants. It stands out for its three adobe pyramids, known as Huaca Rajada, which make it a special place in the province.

Lambayeque

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Pomac Forest

The Bosque de Pomac Historic Sanctuary, with carob trees and pyramids, is an enigmatic place.

Lambayeque

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Royal Tombs Museum

The Royal Tombs Museum in Lambayeque holds the treasures of the Lord of Sipan, revealing its rich history.

Lambayeque

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Sicán National Museum

The Sicán Museum, inaugurated in 2021, reveals the ancestral magic of Lambayeque and its history.

Lambayeque

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Useful information for filming

For more information on the locations available for filming in the region, the necessary procedures, how to submit the documentation to the respective entities or if some entities require a payment for the filming permit, we invite you to contact us through our e-mail: [email protected]

How to get to Lambayeque?

Plane

Duration

1 h 15 min

Airlines

Commercial

Interprovincial bus

Duration

14 h - 16 h

Companies

Commercial

Private car

Duration

Lima - Chiclayo 14 h - 15 h

Distance

770 km

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Pachacamac (archaeological sanctuary and site museum)

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Museums of Lima

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Ahuashiyacu Waterfall

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