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Northern Peru's tourism assets are
too often overlooked and PromPeru, the national tourist board, continues to draw attention to the region through programmes such as the Moche Route. The colonial city of Trujillo is the gateway to the route, whose sites an monuments include the archaeological complex of El Brujo and Temples of the Sun and Moon, plus the Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum and the adobe walled city of Chan Chan. Other sites making their mark in
northern Peru include the stone- built, pre-Inca fortress of Kuelap, near Chachapoyas; and north of capital city Lima, the archaeological site of Chavin de Huantar, built some 3,000 years ago. Lima has changed significantly in
recent years and is now more than just an international gateway to the country. Modern four and five-star
hotels are now par for the course, and a raft of new restaurants have cemented its reputation as a gastronomic capital for the region. The city's colonial Plaza de Armas, shopping and nightlife in Miraflores and bohemian Barranco are among the city's plentiful attractions. Although there are no direct
flights between the UK and Peru, connections are improving. Air Europa launched a service from Madrid to Lima in 2010, with well- timed connections from London Gatwick. More recently, Air France launched a new service between Paris and Lima in summer 2011 – departing every day except Mondays and Wednesdays – complementing partner airline KLM's existing daily service from Amsterdam to Lima. LAN also flies from Madrid to Lima, while there are several options via North America.
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