A huaca means an object that is used to revere something. So, while it could be a religious monument complex like the Huaca del Sol y la ...

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Huaca de la Luna ("Temple or Shrine of the Moon") is a large adobe brick structure built mainly by the Moche people of northern Peru.

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According to legend, Huaca del Sol was built by 250,000 men in three days, and they needed more than 140 million mud bricks to complete the task.

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In old Quechua language, “huaca” refers to an object of veneration, and “de la luna y del sol” means “of the sun and the moon”, so the ...

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The Moche built the Huaca del Sol (temple of the Sun) and Huaca de la Luna (temple of the Moon) on the left bank of the Moche River on the plain below the Cerro ...

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The mural of the myths​​ Huaca is a Quechua word that means “sacred place” and de la luna is Spanish for “of the moon.” I couldn't find anywhere ...

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Situated on the outskirts of Trujillo, the Huacas de Moche consist of the Huaca de la Luna and del Sol, which were the sacred and political centre of the Moche ...

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Huaca del Sol and Huaca de la Luna, translate to the Temple of the Sun and the Temple of the Moon, and are believed to have been built by ...

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The actual name Huacas del Sol y de la Lunar (Temple of the Sun and the Moon) is not the original name. In fact they don't know the original ...

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The word huaca was used by pre-Incan civilizations to mean a monument that represents something revered. In areas outside of the Andes, huacas ...

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