Museo Tumbas Reales de Sipán

The Museo Tumbas Reales de Sipán is a modern building built in the shape of a truncated pyramid but in reinforced concrete, inspired by the ancient Moches sanctuaries.

It houses in its interior true jewels of art in gold, silver and copper discovered in 13 tombs mochicas. Highlights of the remains of the Lord of Sipan.

This museum was inaugurated by the then president of the republic Alejandro Toledo, on November 8th, 2002. Currently it is an institution with a vision of future to the community, with educational programs, research center. The museum is run by archaeologist Walter Alva, project d...