Trujillo La Libertad, Peru Travel Guide
Minimize your waste and respect natural areas.
Engage with locals politely, learn basic Spanish, and always ask permission before photos.
Support local businesses, artisans, and community-based tourism for local livelihoods.
Make conscious selections to protect Peru's environment.
Chan Chan and Huacas de Moche are UNESCO-LISTED Sites with ongoing conservation.
Recycling infrastructure is limited outside major Peruvian cities.
Peru's coastal desert, including Trujillo, faces water scarcity.
Your choices in Trujillo and beyond aid in the conservation of Peru's unique natural and cultural heritage.
Engage respectfully with local traditions and people.
Support initiatives that preserve Moche and Chimú heritage.
Simple gestures of politeness go a long way.
Always seek permission to photograph individuals, especially children.
Show deep respect when visiting churches and other revered places.
Your choices directly impact local livelihoods.
Buy souvenirs directly from local artisans at markets.
Prioritize locally owned restaurants, guesthouses, and shops.
Consider ethical tour operators like G Adventures.
Support local families by choosing authentic experiences and products directly from producers.
Ensure your visit creates positive economic benefits for Trujillo and its communities.
Seek opportunities to support local communities directly.
Make sure your purchases directly benefit the producers.
Prioritize local over international chains for real encounters.
Be aware of situations that might involve exploitation.
Ensure your contributions have a green positive impact.
Be watchful and report any suspected cases of people or using animals for profit to authorities.
Avoid engaging with unlicensed traders or unverified travel operators to prevent risks.
