El Brujo

El Brujo, meaning "The Witch" in Spanish, refers to a prominent archaeological site and cultural landmark in northern Peru. It was an important religious and ceremonial center of the Moche civilization, dating back to around 600 CE. The site features impressive adobe pyramids, burial sites, and intricate murals that reveal insights into Moche society, religion, and practices. El Brujo is renowned for its well-preserved artifacts and tombs, including that of the acclaimed Lady of Cao, a high-ranking female leader. It offers valuable glimpses into ancient Andean cultures and their complex rituals.