C I C A D INFORMATION BULLETIN INTER-AMERICAN DRUG ABUSE CONTROL COMMISSION. Secretariat for Multidimensional Security

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1 INTER-AMERICAN DRUG ABUSE CONTROL COMMISSION C I C A D Secretariat for Multidimensional Security FIFTY-EIGHTH REGULAR SESSION November 11-13, 2015 Trujillo, Peru OEA/Ser.L/XIV.2.58 CICAD/INF.1/15-rev2 3 November 2015 Original: Spanish INFORMATION BULLETIN 1. Venue and Dates The Fifty-Eighth Regular Session of CICAD will be held from November 11 to 13, 2015 in Trujillo, Peru. The Sessions will take place in the Moche meeting room of the Hotel Costa del Sol, located at 505 Los Cocoteros Avenue. 2. Coordination OAS: Executive Secretariat of the Inter-American Drug Abuse Control Commission (CICAD) Telephone: (202) Fax: (202) MSantos@oas.org Peru: National Commission for Development and Life without Drugs (DEVIDA) National Coordinator: Jesus German Vera Esquivel, Director of the Global Commitment Session Phone: + (502) ext jvera@devida.gob.pe Kindly copy Marilu Hermoza, in charge of Operational Coordination mhermoza@devida.gob.pe 3. Registration and Accreditation of Participants Participants may register online at: Enter your address and the event code PE0065. See Annex I for more information. If unable to register online, participants may fill in the Registration Form (Annex II) and send it to: Fax: (+1) or Attention of Rosa Munarriz rmunarriz@oas.org and Andrea Alcantara aalcantara@devida.gob.pe Or in-person. Tuesday, Nov. 10, 3:30pm-5pm-Wednesday, Nov. 11, 8:00am-9:00am, at the registration desk, second floor, Hotel Costa del Sol 1

2 Note: Transportation will be provided by DEVIDA between the Trujillo airport and Hotel Costa del Sol, Hotel Casa Andina and Hotel Libertador. To take advantage of this, participants must complete the travel schedule form (Annex III) and send it to Andrea Alcantara before November 1, Working Languages and Documents The working sessions will be conducted in the four OAS official languages: English, Spanish, French and Portuguese. Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in those languages. All documentation will be available in English and Spanish in the CICAD website. The OAS has a policy of holding ecofriendly meetings. Therefore, the printing of documents will be limited. Participants are kindly urged to download the documents available in English and Spanish at: 5. Lodging Preferential rates have been negotiated at the Hotel Costa del Sol, where the meeting will take place, and at the hotels listed in Annex IV. It is recommended that participants select one of these hotels. Reservations are subject to the hotel policy in effect. CICAD and DEVIDA cannot guarantee room availability and are not responsible for any changes in rates made by the hotels. Transportation will be provided between the Hotel Casa Andina and Hotel Libertador and the Hotel Costa del Sol (site of the 58th Regular Session). The bus will leave at 8:00am and return at the end of the working day. Participants staying in other hotels may take the bus from the recommended hotels. HOTEL COSTA DEL SOL: Site of the 58 th Regular Session Av. Los Cocoteros 50, Trujillo Peru Phone: Contact: Milagros Castillo, cell phone: mcastillo@costadelsolperu.com Web page: Room Preferential rates (US$) Standard Single 69 Standard Double 84 Superior Single 79 Superior Double 94 Deluxe Single 89 Deluxe Double 104 Net/non-commissionable rates. All prices are subject to a 10% service charge and 18% Government Tax (IGV) Foreign guests paying directly at the hotel will be exempt from the 18% IGV tax by presenting

3 their passports upon check in. Rates include welcome cocktail, breakfast buffet, Wi-Fi and use of the swimming pool Please inform the hotel that you will participate in the CICAD 58 meeting, organized by the OAS and DEVIDA in order to secure preferential rates. Check-in time: 2:00pm. Early check-in fee: ½ or full rate upon room availability Check-out time: 12:00pm. Late check-out fee: ½ or full rate upon room availability Note: For a detailed list of other hotels in Trujillo, see Annex IV. Hotel Accommodation for layover in Lima If participants have a long layover in their connection to Trujillo from Lima and vice versa, the Lima Airport hotel Wyndham Costa del Sol will provide its facilities. The hotel is located mere steps from Jorge Chavez International Airport. In case you need to stay one night in Lima, the preferential rates are below: Room type Preferential rates (US$) Standard simple Standard Double/wedding Suite Junior Suite Suite Day Use Also, if travelers have to spend several hours at the airport, the Lima Airport hotel Wyndham Costa del Sol will offer its Lobby facilities to participants while in transit. Address: Av. Elmer Faucett s/n Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chavez, Lima, Peru. Telephone: Contact: Pamela Pons or Adriana Barzola ppons@costadelsolperu.com o abarzola@costadelsolperu.com Website: 6. Air Travel It is recommended that participants book their flights to Trujillo, Peru as soon as possible. Additional information on flights between Lima and Trujillo are as follows: LIMA - TRUJILLO AIRLINE FLIGHT DEPARTURE ARRIVAL LAN LA :00 07:15 AVIANCA AV :25 08:40 LAN LA :00 11:15 LAN LA :40 17:55 LAN LA :25 21:40 AVIANCA AV :32 22:47

4 TRUJILLO - LIMA AIRLINE FLIGHT DEPARTURE ARRIVAL LAN LA :55 09:00 AVIANCA AV :10 10:20 LAN LA :25 19:30 LAN LA :10 23:15 AVIANCA AV :22 00:32 7. Requirements to enter the country Delegates will be responsible for meeting all entry requirements established by the Government of Peru. Participants, who require a visa to enter the country, should contact the Consulate of Peru in their respective countries (See Annex V). 8. Arrival at Trujillo and Lima Airports The Government of Peru will have Protocol personnel at Lima and Trujillo airports to welcome delegates. Additionally, Protocol personnel will help delegates with their transfers to domestic flights (Lima Trujillo) or transfer to the Lima Airport hotel Wyndham Costa del Sol. A shuttle service between Trujillo airport and the hotel Costa del Sol, Casa Andina, and Hotel Libertador will be available for arrival and departure. This service will be provided to participants who stay at the listed hotels. Participants are kindly requested to send their flight and accommodation information in advance, and after registering online, kindly send the attached form (Annex III) to Andrea Alcantara, aalcantara@devida.gob.pe before November 1, If you are staying at a different hotel than those listed above, participants are asked to make sure to take an authorized taxi service. 9. Medical care It is recommended that delegates have medical insurance with international coverage for major medical expenses.

5 ANNEX I: GUIDELINES TO FILL OUT THE REGISTRATION FORM LVIII REGULAR SESSION OF CICAD November 11th- 13th, Trujillo, Perú MS Internet Explorer version 5 or more recent is recommended. Direct your web browser to You may switch to the other language [English or Spanish] by clicking on the button in the upper righthand corner of the screen. You will need to register for the website service: 1. In the first form area, type in your address. 2. In the Event or Password area, type in the event code: PE0065 If you have previously registered for other events using this system and received a password, type this password in the form area to obtain access to the event registry or information of other events for which you have already registered. If you have previously registered and have a password but don t remember it, click on the button Forgot Password, which will send a message with the password to your address. Click Enter. The system will display the registry form. Please fill in the personal information form. In the Country area, indicate the country that you represent. If you do not represent a country, select International Organization from the drop-down list. The section concerning Day/time of arrival/departure and flight number may be filled out at a later date if you don t have your flight information at this time.

6 Finally, you should click on the button Submit Registration and the information will be forwarded to CICAD and the system will send a confirmation message to your address. The My Events tab will display a list of the events to which you have registered. If there is a plus symbol on the left margin of the event ( ), that means that the event has a list of documents that are accessible by clicking on the icon. To select a specific document, click on the description. The User Profile tab shows your basic information from registering in the system, which remains for future events. This basic information can be seen only when you log on to the system with a password, not when you are just providing an event code.

7 The Change Password tab allows you to define a new password for accessing the system. You will then be able to log on and change any information in your profile. If this is the first time you have registered for a password, fill in the New Password area and then type it again in the Re-type area and then click on the Change button. If you have a previously defined password and wish to change it, type the password with which you accessed the system in the Old Password area and type in the New Password and Re-type the new password that you want to use. Each time that you change your password, the system will send a message to your address notifying you of the change. To log off the system, click on the Disconnect button.

8 ANNEX II: REGISTRATION FORM / FORMULARIO DE INSCRIPCION FIFTY-EIGHTH REGULAR SESSION OF THE INTER-AMERICAN DRUG ABUSE CONTROL COMMISSION November 11-13, Trujillo, Peru Country or Organization / País u Organización: PRINCIPAL REPRESENTATIVE / REPRESENTANTE TITULAR ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIVE / REPRESENTANTE SUPLENTE OBSERVER / OBSERVADOR OTHER / OTRO Personal Information / Information Personal: Last Name / Apellidos First Name / Nombre Position / Cargo Organization / Organización A Address / Dirección Country / País Passport Number/ Número de Pasaporte Telephone / Teléfono Fax / Correo Electrónico Please submit this form to the Inter-American Drug Abuse Control Commission no later than November 9, 2015/ Por favor envié este formulario a la Comisión Interamericana para el Control Del Abuso De Drogas (CICAD), a más tardar el 9 de noviembre de Rosa Munarriz, rmunarriz@oas.org Tel: 1(202) / Fax: 1 (202) ** We remind delegates that in addition to sending this Form, it is necessary that they be accredited by their Permanent Missions to the OAS ** Recordamos a los delegados que además de enviar este Formulario, es necesario que sean acreditados por sus Misiones Permanentes ante la OEA

9 ANNEX III: FORMULARIO DE VIAJE / TRAVEL SCHEDULE FORM FIFTY-EIGHTH REGULAR SESSION OF THE INTER-AMERICAN DRUG ABUSE CONTROL COMMISSION November 11-13, Trujillo, Peru PERSONAL INFORMATION / INFORMACION PERSONAL Country / País Organization/Organización First Name / Nombre: Occupation / Ocupación: Last Name / Apellido: Area Code/ Código de Area: Phone /Teléfono: Fax: FLIGHT INFORMATION / INFORMACION DE VUELO Date/ Fecha FROM / Desde TO / A Airline & Flight # / Aerolínea & número de vuelo Departure Time/ hora de salida Arrival Time /hora de llegada HOTEL Hotel name and address / Nombre del hotel y dirección Please provide any other relevant information (eg. special transportation requirements, etc.) / Favor incluir informacion adicional relevante (Ej. Necesidades especiales de transportación, etc.) Please send this form no later than November 1, 2015 to / Por favor enviar este formulario a más tardar el 1 de noviembre de 2015 a Andrea Alcántara, al correo aalcantara@devida.gob.pe.

10 ANNEX IV: RECOMMENDED ACCOMMODATION OAS and DEVIDA are unable to guarantee the availability of rooms and preferential rates arranged with the hotels. A. HOTEL CASA ANDINA PRIVATE COLLECTION TRUJILLO Address: Av. El Golf 591 Urbanización Las Flores del Golf III, Trujillo Peru. Telephone: +51-(44) Contact: Patricia Cabellos Event Executive Cell phone: Web-site: Room Type Preferential rates (US$) Superior Single Double Senior Suite Net/non-commissionable rates. All prices are subject to a 10% service charge and 18% Government Tax (IGV) Foreign guests paying directly at the hotel will be exempt from the 18% IGV tax by presenting their passports upon check in. Rates do not include transportation to and from the airport. However, the Government of Peru will provide transportation for delegations to and from the airport, as well as to the hotel of the meeting. Rates include buffet breakfast, Concierge, ENHANCED Free WiFi, courtesy Wireless Internet Access in all areas of the hotel, Internet Center and boarding pass printer, gym, swimming pool, sauna and ATM. HIGH SPEED WiFi is available for an additional fee and can be accessed in all areas of the hotel. B. HOTEL LIBERTADOR TRUJILLO Address: Jirón Independencia 485, Plaza de Armas Trujillo Peru Telephone: (51) (44) Contact: Edith Márquez emarquez@libertador.com.pe Telephone number: (511) ext Web-site: Room Type Preferential rates (US$) Superior Single Superior Double Junior Suite Single Junior Suite Double Single Suite (1 room) Single Suite (2 rooms) Double Suite (2 rooms)

11 Net/non-commissionable rates. All prices are subject to a 10% service charge and 18% Government Tax (IGV) Foreign guests paying directly at the hotel will be exempt from the 18% IGV tax, by presenting their passports upon check in. Rates do not include transportation to and from the airport. However, the Government of Peru will provide transportation for delegations to and from the airport, as well as to the hotel of the meeting. Rates include buffet breakfast, welcome drink, WiFi, and gym access. Reservations should be confirmed by October 15, After that date rates are subject to change. Please inform the hotel that you will participate in the CICAD 58 meeting, organized by the OAS and DEVIDA in order to secure preferential rates. Check in starts at 2:00pm. Should you need your room before that time there will be a halfday or full day extra rate charge, depending on room availability. Check out is at 12:00pm. Should you need to stay in your room after that time please note there will be a half-day or full day extra rate charge, depending on room availability. C. HOTEL GRAN MARQUÉS Address: Calle Díaz de Cienfuegos 145, Urb. La Merced. Trujillo - Peru Telephone: +51 (044) reservas@elgranmarques.com Web-Site: Room Type Preferential rates (US$) Simple Superior Double Senior Suite Net/non-commissionable rates. All prices are subject to a 10% service charge and 18% Government Tax (IGV) Foreign guests paying directly at the hotel will be exempt from the 18% IGV tax, by presenting their passports upon check in. Check in starts at 2:00pm. Should you need your room before that time there will be a halfday or full day extra rate charge, depending on room availability. Early check in at a 50% room rate charge is available starting at 7:00 am, subject to availability. Rate includes breakfast. Check out is at 12:00pm. Should you need to stay in your room after that time please note there will be a half-day or full day extra rate charge, depending on room availability. Late check out at a 50% room rate charge is available starting at 8:00 pm, subject to availability. Rates do not include transportation to or from the airport. Reservations should be confirmed by October 15, After that date rates are subject to change.

12 Please inform the hotel that you will participate in the CICAD 58 meeting, organized by the OAS and DEVIDA in order to secure preferential rates. D. ROSWAL HOTEL Address: Av. Victor Larco 924, Trujillo Perú. Telephone: (51) (44) Contact: David Rubio Web-Site: Room Type Preferential rates (US$) Single Double Wedding Suite Superior Wedding Suite Main Suite Net/non-commissionable rates. All prices are subject to a 10% service charge and 18% Government Tax (IGV) Foreign guests paying directly at the hotel will be exempt from the 18% IGV tax, by presenting their passports upon check in. Rates do not include transportation to and from the airport. Rates include buffet breakfast, internet Access and private parking.

13 ANNEX V. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS TO PERU FOR OAS MEMBER STATES 1. COUNTRIES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE VISAS IN DIPLOMATIC AND OFFICIAL PASSPORTS Peru has signed visa-waiving agreements for holders of diplomatic, special, official and service passports with the following countries. Additionally, for other countries Peru has unilaterally waived the visa requirement. In both cases stays should not exceed 90 days. Antigua and Barbuda Costa Rica Honduras Saint Lucia Argentina Cuba (*) Jamaica Suriname The Bahamas Dominica Mexico Trinidad and Tobago Barbados Ecuador Nicaragua Uruguay Belize El Salvador Panama Venezuela Bolivia Grenada Paraguay Brazil Guatemala Dominican Republic Chile Guyana Saint Kitts and Nevis Colombia Haití Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (*) Visas are only waived for diplomatic passports. 2. COUNTRIES THAT REQUIRE VISAS IN DIPLOMATIC, OFFICIAL AND SERVICE PASSPORTS Peru does not have valid Visa Exemption Agreements with the following countries. Holders of diplomatic, official, special and service passports should contact the Consulate of Peru in their countries and request the corresponding Official Visa. Canada USA Holders of Cuban Official Passports should also visit the Consulate of Peru to request the corresponding Official Visa. 3. COUNTRIES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE VISAS IN TOURIST PASSPORTS As established by Supreme Decree No RE, holders of ordinary passports of the following countries may enter the country as tourists for a maximum period of 183 days: Antigua and Barbuda Colombia Panama Argentina Dominica Paraguay The Bahamas Ecuador Saint Kitts and Nevis Barbados USA Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Belize Grenada Saint Lucia Bolivia Guyana Suriname Brazil Honduras Trinidad and Tobago Canada Jamaica Uruguay Chile Mexico Venezuela COUNTRIES REQUIRING VISA IN ORDINARY PASSPORTS: For the following countries, participants holding ordinary passports require a visa to enter Peru. For this purpose, they must contact the Embassy or Consulate of Peru in their country of origin to apply for a corresponding Official Visa:

14 Costa Rica Guatemala Dominican Republic Cuba Haiti (*) El Salvador Nicaragua (*) For Haiti, where there is no Peruvian Diplomatic or Consular Mission, the Government of Peru recommends that participants arrange their visas in the country of transit, or contact the organizers of the event to request entry without a visa, through the National Superintendency of Migration. This information will be brought to the attention of the International Civil Aviation Association (IATA). 4. VISAS FOR OAS AND UNITED NATIONS LAISSEZ PASSER PASSPORTS ORGANIZATION PASSPORT OBSERVATIONS OAS UNITED NATIONS VISA REQUIRED VISA REQUIRED No bilateral visa-waiving agreements are in place for these Passports.

15 ANNEX VI: OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST AND TOURIST INFORMATION Peru is a country in western South America and covers 1,285,216 km 2 (496,225 sq mi). It is bordered in the north by Ecuador and Colombia, in the east by Brazil, in the southeast by Bolivia, in the south by Chile, and in the west by the Pacific Ocean. Geographically, the country is traditionally divided into three regions: the coast, the highlands and the jungle. Local time The official time in Peru is five hours behind Greenwich CST Time (UTC -5). Business hours Commercial establishments are open from 9:00 a.m. until 8.00 p.m in Peru. Banks are open Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Government offices work from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Currency Local currency is the Nuevo Sol (US$ 3.18 as of July 2015). Most international credit cards (Visa, MasterCard or American Express) are accepted at hotels and businesses. ATMs are available in commercial and banking areas, and they operate 24 hours a day. Weather The weather in Trujillo remains pretty constant throughout the year. The temperatures range between 18 and 28 C (64 F 82 F) from November to April. Electric current The electric current is 220 volts (in the hotels Costa del Sol and Casa Andina, the electric current is 110 volts in the bathroom). Electric plugs types A, B and C may be found. Participants are recommended to take a 220 to 110 transformer/adapter with you if necessary. Transformers and plug adapters are available in local commercial establishments.

16 La Libertad Region Trujillo is the capital of La Libertad Region and was founded by Diego de Almagro on December 6, 1534.It was inhabited for over 10,000 years by the Cupisnique, Viru and Salinar tribes, the same tribes that led to the Chimu and Mochica cultures that developed during the 1st to 7th centuries AD, long before the expansion of the Inca Empire and the arrival of Spain, in the 15th and 16th centuries. In its surroundings you can see temples, pyramids and cities of clay that survived inclement weather: Chan Chan, Huaca del Sol y la Luna and El Brujo. You may also notice the imposing colonial architecture and vivid traditions like fishing in Caballitos de Totora (traditional boats of the northern coast). Renowned beaches attract surfers from the whole world. It is also the birthplace of the marinera, a Peruvian national dance. Tourist Attractions Peru is home to a series of tourist attractions. You may find complete tourist information at the following webpage: Tourist Attractions Peru is home to a series of tourist attractions. You may find complete tourist information at the following webpage: The most visited sites in Trujillo are: Plaza Mayor of Trujillo Visiting Hours : Free Location: Plaza Mayor It is the main square of the city where the Spanish founded Trujillo. It is not only the principal historic site in city of the republic era but is also located in the central zone of the Historic Center of Trujillo. The Freedom Monument, the work of sculptor Edmund Möeller, is located in the center of the Plaza de Armas.. Trujillo Cathedral Visiting Hours: Everyday 7am 12:30pm and 5:30pm 8pm Location: Plaza Mayor Built in 1666, it safeguards and is host to valuable works of art. Cathedral Museum Visiting Hours: Mon-Fri 9am 1pm and 4pm-7pm/Sat 9am 1pm Location: Inside the Trujillo Cathedral The museum contains a collection of objects related to liturgy and carvings and paintings of the colonial period; among them, two canvasses stand out: La Negación de San Pedro (The Denial of Saint Peter) and the portrait of John the Baptist.

17 Belén Church Visiting Hours: 7pm - 8pm Location: Corner of Almagro and Ayacucho Streets Construction of the church started in 1680 and ended in Built with adobe, brick, and thatch, the facade is marked by two towers with three-cornered pilasters. The arches, pilasters, and pillars on the interior are of the Trujillan style of the 17th century. El Recreo Square Visiting Hours: Free Location: Jr. Pizarro, block 9 A historic square with its imposing facade pointing the way to the mountains. Restored in 1986, it contains an old fountain that was originally in the Plaza Mayor. Pay particular attention to the water box which fed the lots during the colonial era. Attractions Nearby the City of Trujillo Chan Chan Citadel (Trujillo) Visiting Hours: Monday Sunday 9am - 4pm Location: 6.5km northwest of Trujillo, in the Moche Valley (10 minutes by car) The largest mud city of pre-hispanic America, the Chan Chan Citadel was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in Chan Chan was the capital of the Chimu Kingdom and originally covered more than 20 km 2 from near the port of Huanchaco to Cerro Campana. Archaeologists believe that it housed over 100,000 workshops, streets, walls and pyramidal temples. Its enormous walls are decorated with geometric figures, stylized animals, and mythological beings. The tour is complemented by a visit to the accompanying museum. Huaca del Sol and Huaca de la Luna (Trujillo) Visiting Hours: Monday Sunday 9am 4pm Location: 8km south of Trujillo (15 minutes by car). The Huaca del Sol (Temple of the Sun) functioned as the political center of the Moche, while the Huaca de la Luna (Temple of the Moon) functioned as a ceremonial center. Between them, there is an urban area composed of houses, large avenues, alleys, corridors and plazas as testaments to the Moche s high degree of political, religious, economic and social organization. The Huaca de la Luna is made up of superimposed temples according to different stages of the Mochica power. On some walls, you can see beautiful multicolored murals whose clearly defined figures represent the god Aiapaec. In the temple, archeologists have discovered a tomb with more than 40 sacrificed warriors. For the moment, the sightseeing tour only includes the Huaca de la Luna. Moche Huacas Museum (Trujillo) Visiting hours: Monday Sunday 9am 4pm Location: 300 meters from the Huaca de la Luna Opened in June 2010 the museum is organized into three themed rooms. Furthermore, the structure references the building tradition of the Moche culture.

18 Huaca El Dragón (Temple of the Dragon), also known as the Huaca del Arco Iris (Temple of the Rainbow) (Trujillo) Visiting Hours: Monday Sunday 9am 4pm Location: 4 km from Trujillo (10 minutes by car), La Libertad This Adobe pyramid is important because it was constructed at the beginning of the Chimu culture and at the end of the Tiahuanaco-Wari culture, between the tenth and eleventh centuries AD. Its estimated age is, therefore, 1100 years. The building has a quadrangular base and its walls are decorated in high relief with zoomorphic and anthropomorphic figures. The name of the temple originates from one of these figures, a two-headed creature with uncountable feet, similar to a dragon. Researchers believe that one of the functions of this temple was for hosting ceremonies linked to rituals in honor of the rainbow and other natural phenomena related to fertility. Seaside Resort of Huanchaco (Trujillo) Visiting Hours: Free Location: 13 km northeast of Trujillo (15 minutes by car) According to legend, 800 years ago Prince Tacaynamo and his entourage disembarked in Huanchaco and founded the first Chimu dynasty. "Reed horses", traditional rafts used by fishermen from the northern coast of Peru since pre-columbian times, can still be found navigating its waters. It is one of the most popular beaches on the coast of Peru for surfers. Museums in Trujillo MUSEUM OF ARCHEOLOGY Located in the Casa Risco, donated to the National University of Trujillo by the government in The museum showcases the cultural development of the north coast from 10,000 BC until the arrival of the conquistadors in Jr. Junín Telephone: Monday to Saturday: 09:00 17:00 Adults: S/ Children and students: S/ MUSEUM OF THE DAMA DE CAO OR THE WITCH Located in front of the Huaca Cao Viejo. The museum is organized into six themed rooms and also has LCD monitors, showing videos and animations explaining details of what is presented in each room. MUSEUM AT THE MOCHE TEMPLES Located a few meters from the Huaca de la Luna. It was opened in June Its architecture recaptures the building tradition of the Moche culture. Its interior is divided into three themed rooms. Additionally, each of the displays has explanatory captions in Spanish and English. MUSEUM AT CHAN CHAN ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE Located within the city of Chan Chan, near the road to Huanchaco. The museum displays many original objects found in Chan Chan, including wooden idols, ceramics, textiles, metalwork, and building materials (bricks, ropes, beams) Information on the cuisine of Trujillo: