Huaca de la Luna (temple)

Huaca de la Luna is an ancient Moche archaeological site located in northern Peru, serving as a ceremonial temple around 200 CE. Built with adobe bricks, its vivid polychrome murals depict religious rituals, mythological scenes, and social themes, illustrating the Moche culture's complex belief system. The site features tiered platforms and intricate decorations, reflecting its importance as a religious and political center. Huaca de la Luna provides valuable insights into pre-Columbian civilization, showcasing advanced artistry and engineering skills, and remains a significant archaeological and cultural landmark in understanding ancient Andean societies.