The "Huaca de la Luna" is an adobe brick temple built by the Moche civilization on the north coast of Peru, in Moche (a district of Trujillo). You can visit just for $4.
The huaca was decorated in registers of murals which were painted in black, bright red, sky blue, white, and yellow. The sun and weather has since faded these murals away, but other murals used in earlier phases of construction can still be seen inside the Huaca. 
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These are very nice photographs and the story with them is interesting too.
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You are introducing me to a part of the world that I've never seen, but have imagined. Thank you, Giuce.
beautiful! I have always wanted to visit Peru. some day...
Wow! Imagino que este es un sitio muy especial... Poder estar ahí, donde vivió gente de hace taaaanto tiempo. Es algo mágico!
les scultures sont magnifiques, ce temple de la lune est beau
the scultures are splendid, this temple of the moon is beautiful
I realise I'd never heard of this. It's fascinating, thanks Giuce!
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