Trujillo, Peru
Trujillo, Peru
Trujillo, Peru holds 79 Bunkabop connections across 7562 places and 18 topics, spanning archaeology, religion, colonial history, and irrigation engineering. Three pre-Columbian cultures, the Cupisnique, Moche, and Chimu, built earthen temple mounds here, including the Temples of the Sun and Moon. The city's cathedral, constructed between 1647 and 1666, preserves Baroque and Rococo altars alongside paintings from the Cuzco and Quito schools. Connections extend across the Americas and into Spain and France.
irrigation canal
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Kikuyō, Japan | Lam Luk Ka district
Viru Valley
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Virú, Peru | Trujillo metropolitan area (Peru), Peru
Constitution of Peru
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Peru | Cusco, Peru
Luisa Revilla
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Peru
Huaca del Sol
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Peru | Moche culture | Department of La Libertad
Moche River
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Peru | Department of La Libertad | Víctor Larco Herrera District
Intendancy of Trujillo
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Chiclayo | Department of La Libertad | Tayabamba, Peru
business cluster
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Denmark | Business Bay, United Arab Emirates | Cité du Multimédia
Cupisnique
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Peru | Moche culture | Cascas, Peru
Congress of the Republic of Peru
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Peru | Lima, Peru | Callao District | Mancos District
intendant
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Auvergne | Midi-Pyrénées | Historical configuration of the province of Granada | Tarapacá Region | Lavaltrie, Quebec
Peruvian Primera División
Connects Trujillo, Peru to: Peru | Cusco, Peru | Ayacucho, Peru | Piura, Peru | Huancayo, Peru