La Libertad Collection

A painted sign for Inca Kola, the most successful soft drink in Peru and sold widely through Latin America. PERU, La Libertad, Trujillo A painted sign for Inca Kola

Waterfront scene at Huanchaco in northern Peru, where locals relax next to totora (reed) boats stacked along the beach. PERU, La Libertad, Huanchaco

South America, Peru, La Libertad, Trujillo, detail of a mural on the Moche Temple of the Moon showing the decapitator god Ai-Apaec

Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru, 2015. Creator: Luis Rosendo
Totora horse, reed raft, Caballito de Totora. Typical, traditional vessel, boat, raft in sunset at sea. Huanchaco, fishing town, Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru

The ruins of a colonial church in the archaeological site of "El Brujo", Chicama Valley, Trujillo
The ruins of a colonial church in the archaeological site of " El Brujo", Chicama Valley, Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru. The church was built over an ancient Moche temple

A couple of traditional "Marinera"dancers in front of a colonial style window of the "Plaza de
A couple of traditional " Marinera" dancers in front of a colonial style window of the " Plaza de Armas" in Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru. Marinera is the Peruvian National dance

Colonial architecture window in Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru

A vintage car in front of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Mary in the "Plaza de Armas"of Trujillo, La Libertad
A vintage car in front of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Mary in the " Plaza de Armas" of Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru

Colonial style door in the "Plaza de Armas"of Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru
Colonial style door in the " Plaza de Armas" of Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru

Colonial architecture window in the "Plaza de Armas"of Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru
Colonial architecture window in the " Plaza de Armas" of Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru

The Cathedral Basilica of St. Mary and the Freedom Monument in the "Plaza de Armas"of Trujillo, La Libertad
The Cathedral Basilica of St. Mary and the Freedom Monument in the " Plaza de Armas" of Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru

A painting of a traditional "Chalan"and "Amazona"dancing "Marinera"at Casa Alcor
A painting of a traditional " Chalan" and " Amazona" dancing " Marinera" at Casa Alcor, Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru

The Cao Museum, part of the "El Brujo"archaeological complex in the Chicama Valley, Trujillo, La Libertad
The Cao Museum, part of the " El Brujo" archaeological complex in the Chicama Valley, Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru

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

A couple pass a colonial mansion on the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo, Peru. Wrought iron grillwork and pastel shades are typical of the citys colonial architecture. PERU, La Libertad, Trujillo

Pastel shades and wrought iron grillwork dominate the colonial architecture in the centre of Trujillo, Peru PERU, La Libertad, Trujillo

Wrought iron grillwork and pastel shades of a colonial mansion on the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo, Peru. The city in Perus north, was founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535. PERU, La Libertad, Trujillo

A woman passes the wrought iron grillwork and pastel shades of a colonial mansion on the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo, Peru PERU, La Libertad, Trujillo

Totora (reed) boats are stacked along the beach, with the wooden pier in the background, at the fishing village of Huanchaco in northern Peru

A pescador (fisherman) waits to ride a wave to shore on his reed boat at Huanchaco, in northern Peru. The fishermen ride atop the boats called caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds)

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)

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

People playing football on the beach at La Libertad, Pacific Coast, El Salvador, Central America

Sea front at La Libertad, Pacific coast, El Salvador, Central America

Fish drying in the sun on the pier at La Libertad on the Pacific coast, El Salvador, Central America

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La Libertad, a region in northern Peru, is a place where the spirit of freedom and cultural heritage intertwine. From the vibrant streets of Trujillo to the ancient ruins scattered throughout the area, every corner tells a story. As you stroll through Trujillo's Plaza de Armas, your eyes are drawn to a painted sign for Inca Kola. This iconic Peruvian drink represents not only refreshment but also the taste of freedom that flows through this land. A waterfront scene at Huanchaco captures the essence of La Libertad. The crashing waves against sandy shores symbolize both power and liberation, reminding us of our connection with nature. Detailing a mural on Moche Temple in Trujillo reveals intricate artwork that depicts stories from ancient times. It serves as a reminder that freedom has been cherished here for centuries. In El Brujo archaeological site, we find ruins of a colonial church built over an ancient Moche temple. This juxtaposition showcases how different cultures have coexisted and influenced one another throughout history while preserving their own identities. The Plaza de Armas comes alive with traditional Marinera dancers gracefully moving in front of colonial-style windows. Their performance embodies national pride and celebrates Peru's rich cultural heritage. Colonial architecture adorns every corner; windows and doors tell tales of past eras when La Libertad was under Spanish rule. These architectural gems stand as symbols of resilience and endurance amidst changing times. The Cathedral Basilica of St. Mary stands tall in Plaza de Armas alongside the Freedom Monument—a testament to faith and liberty intertwined within this region's history. At Casa Alcor, an enchanting painting portrays Chalan and Amazona dancing Marinera—an expression deeply rooted in coastal traditions—reminding us that freedom can be found even within courtship rituals passed down through generations. La Libertad is more than just its name.