bonus vlog in trujillo, peru 🇵🇪 | is it worth a visit? relaxation, chan chan ruins, food, museum

Hola, adventurers! 🎥✨ Join me in this vlog as we explore the charming city of Trujillo, Peru. From mouthwatering cuisine to the ancient ruins of Chan Chan, get ready for a journey filled with relaxation, delicious food, and a few cultural discoveries while recharging to continue our South American journey.
🍽️ Our adventure kicks off with a culinary tour of Trujillo. Known for its rich and diverse food scene, Trujillo offers a delightful array of Peruvian dishes and I had the opportunity to sample a few and share my thoughts.
🏛️ Next, we'll step back in time with a visit to the ancient ruins of Chan Chan, the largest adobe city in the world. I wandered through this incredible archaeological site and learned about the fascinating history of the Chimu civilization. It's a must-see for any history buff.
🌴 But it’s not all about history and food! Trujillo is also a perfect place to unwind and relax. Whether you're strolling through its beautiful colonial streets, enjoying a peaceful moment in one of its parks, or soaking up the sun on nearby beaches, Trujillo offers plenty of ways to relax and recharge.
🗺️ Whether you're planning your next Peru travel adventure or just looking for some travel inspiration, this Trujillo vlog has something for everyone. So, pack your bags, bring your curiosity, and let's uncover the beauty and charm of Trujillo, Peru together! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more travel adventures. ¡Vamos! 💃🌎 #PeruTravel #TrujilloPeru #TrujilloVlog #TravelAdventure

[@worldmikel]

Pretty video. You did miss out, though. Huaca de Sol y Luna has really colorful ruins. A bus ride out to Huanchaco would have been good, too! Trujillo and Huanchaco are not Hawaiian resort towns, but really nice anyway. The odds of being a victim of gun violence seems unlikely. People on motorbikes snatching phones and stuff seems like about the worst crime to happen. Long distance bus rides in Peru are nice and pretty inexpensive. Even the ones going through the mountains, though a little scary, the scenery is much better than from the air.

[@Omololasodyssey]

Thanks! Just looked it up, yeah I definitely should have done that instead of Chan Chan 😅 Looks beautiful and surprisingly colorful. I just picked the more popular one since we only had a few days. Thank you for watching! 🫶🏾

[@cocalero]

TBH the taxi driver and the British guy were being dramatic (and sadly many people says the same), as in any city of the world, you just have to be cautious all the time, and avoid certain places (specially at night) but it’s not a “dangerous” city at all.. And you missed Huaca del Sol y la Luna as well as the Cao Museum (which is about an hour north), a walk by Huanchaco (eating a fresh delicious cebiche), and just walk around all the historic centre admiring is beautiful facades and very unique windows 😊

[@Omololasodyssey]

I agree, the historic center was really beautiful 💕 all the people I met and the food we tried were lovely as well! After 3 warnings, I just chose to take it easy. There was also a state of emergency declared about a month before our trip so we were a bit spooked 😅 Maybe I’ll see Huaca del Sol y la Luna next time I’m in Peru 😌

[@Ric419]

Crime rate increased due to migrants from other Latin American countries there.