Huaca de la Luna

Huaca de la Luna is an ancient archaeological site located near Trujillo, Peru. It was built by the Moche civilization around 200-700 AD and served as a religious and ceremonial center. The site features well-preserved adobe structures decorated with intricate murals that depict gods, mythological beings, and daily life. These vibrant murals provide valuable insights into Moche beliefs, rituals, and social hierarchy. Huaca de la Luna was also used for ceremonies related to fertility and the cosmos, reflecting its importance in Moche culture. It is a remarkable example of the architectural and artistic achievements of this pre-Columbian civilization.