LAMBAYEQUE.- it is capital Chiclayo located  at 29 masl, the climate is  arid, warm with an average annual maximum temperature of 26.2ºC (79.2ºF) and a minimum of 17.3ºC (63.1ºF).

*National Museum of Sipan Lord, just 10 minutes  from  the downtown,here we  can find the  collection of archeological objects of gold, silver, and copper found in the tomb of the Lord of Sipan. The museum is directed by the archeologist Watler Alva, manager and director of the project, who was also the discoverer of the tomb in the archeological zone of the Huaca Rajada in the town of Sipan.
Among the many important pieces are earrings, ceremonial scepters, medallions, a heavy circular gold ingot, nose rings, gold necklaces in the shape of peanuts, a gold chin and cheek mask, gold back flap, and gold disks worn around the neck.

*Bruning National Archeological Museum,  at  1o minutes  too from downtown, here, a collection of archeological objects gathered by the German ethnographer Enrique Bruning is displayed. The four floors of the museum show ceramic, textile, stone and wood worked artifacts. Taken together, they demonstrate the vigorous artistic and technological character of the regional cultures of the past 5000 years. The “Sala de Oro” (Gold Room) of this museum is an exhibition of the priceless historic treasure of the pre-Colombian America.

 *Huaca Chotuna Archeological Complex, just  at 12 km / 8 miles west of Chiclayo The legend of Naymlap and the founding of the Lambayeque culture are identified with this place. The legend tells us that Naymlap himself ordered the construction of one of the temples here, identified as Chot, a place where he set an idol of green stone known as Ñam Pallec. Even today, the                  inhabitants fear and respect the center since they believe that Naymlap and his descendents still live in the depths of the earth.This group of truncated pyramids and buildings covers an area of approximately 20 hectares. .