Chan Chan Collection

Chan Chan Trujillo Peru, 2015. Creator: Luis Rosendo
Wall Mural geometrical design in Chan Chan, the largest city of the pre-Columbian era in South America. It is now an archaeological site in La Libertad Region 5 kilometres (3.1mi) west of Trujillo

Adobe wall frieze incorporating sea otter and wave design in the Ceremonial Courtyard of the Tschudi Complex, at Chan Chan

A Peruvian hairless dog helps guard the Chimu site of Chan Chan in northern Peru. This breed is thought to have been around before the Incas and served as a lap dog (the breed is warm to the touch)

Plan of the ruins of Chan Chan, Chimu, Peru, 1896, after a survey done in 1893
PERU: CHAN CHAN. Plan of the ruins of Chan Chan, Chimu, Peru, 1896, after a survey done in 1893

Detail of a plan of the city of Chan Chan, Chimu, Peru, 1896, after a survey done in 1893
PERU: CHAN CHAN. Detail of a plan of the city of Chan Chan, Chimu, Peru, 1896, after a survey done in 1893

Plan of buildings and vertical section of edifice B at the city of Chan Chan, Chimu, Peru, 1894
PERU: CHAN CHAN BUILDINGS. Plan of buildings and vertical section of edifice B at the city of Chan Chan, Chimu, Peru, 1894, after a survey done the previous year

Peru, La Libertad Region, Trujillo, Chan Chan 11th Century, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Peru, La Libertad Region, Trujillo Province, Trujillo, Chan Chan, Pre-Inca archaeological site 14th Century, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Peru, La Libertad, wall carvings at Chan Chan archaeological site
Peru - La Libertad - Surroundings of Trujillo - Chan Chan, archaeological site (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1986). Wall carvings

Peru, La Libertad, Surroundings of Trujillo, Chimu civilization. Chan Chan, Tschudi Palace
Peru - La Libertad - Surroundings of Trujillo - Chimu civilization. Chan Chan, archaeological site (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1986). Tschudi Palace, 14th century

Peru, Pre-Inca civilization, Chimu civilization, Tschudi palace, corridor with fish and birds motifs
Peru - Chan Chan archaeological site, Tschudi palace, corridor with fish and birds motifs, 14th century. Pre-Inca civilization. Chimu civilization

Peru - Chan Chan archaeological site, Huaca Dragon Peru, Pre-Inca civilization, Chimu civilization
Peru - Chan Chan archaeological site, Huaca Dragon pyramidal, adobe temple. 14th century. Detail of the decorations. Pre-Inca civilization. Chimu civilization

Ruins of Chan Chan Pre-Columbian archaeological site near Trujillo, Peru, South America

PERU: CHIMU BRONZE DISC. Hammered bronze disc with a human face in relief, made by the Chimu culture in Chan Chan, Peru, 13th-16th century

Restored ruins of Chan Chan, the Chimu capital of 1300AD, UNESCO World Heritage Site, near Trujillo, Peru, South America

Ruined capital of the Chimu empire, Chan Chan, UNESCO World Heritage Site, near Trujillo, Peru, South America

Chan Chan, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Peru, South America

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"Discovering the Ancient Marvels of Chan Chan, Trujillo Peru" Step into a world frozen in time as you explore the captivating ruins in Trujillo, Peru. Created by Luis Rosendo in 2015, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a testament to the ingenuity and artistry of the Chimu civilization. Marvel at the intricate reliefs adorning the Temple Huaca el Dragon, where stone whispers tales of ancient rituals and beliefs. As you wander through corridors lined with wooden statues set against carved adobe walls, feel yourself transported back to a bygone era. Immerse yourself in history as you stroll along the well-preserved pathways that wind through this archaeological wonder. Witness a tourist captivated by the beauty surrounding them, their steps echoing through time. Intriguing alcoves house wooden statues that once stood as guardians of this magnificent city. These silent sentinels offer glimpses into Chimu culture and provide insight into their reverence for craftsmanship. Admire an exquisite frieze on an adobe wall depicting sea otters and crashing waves—a testament to their close relationship with nature. Even today, a Peruvian hairless dog stands watch over these sacred grounds, continuing its role as protector. Transporting us further back in time are detailed plans from 1896 showcasing Chan Chan's layout—an invaluable resource for understanding its grandeur. Study vertical sections and building layouts to gain insights into how this sprawling city was organized. Chan Chan beckons adventurers seeking knowledge about South America's rich heritage—offering an opportunity to connect with ancient civilizations that shaped our world today. Let your imagination soar amidst these remarkable ruins; let history come alive before your very eyes at every turn within this awe-inspiring archaeological gem.