Lambayeque to Guayaquil Bus
The route from Lambayeque to Guayaquil is at a distance of 450 mi (725 km) and takes about 15 hours on the highway. Civa is the transportation company that covers this route, offering bus tickets from s/. 91 to s/. 111. The buses leave at 4:30 p.m. from Av. Ramón Castilla in the center of Lambayeque; their destination is Terminal Terrestre in the central area of Guayaquil. The climate of Guayaquil is warm and tropical, sunny most of the year, with temperatures that fluctuate between 77 °F (25 °C) and 82 °F (28 °C).
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About Lambayeque
In the lands of Lambayeque, the Chimú culture, famous for governing an important part of the northern coast of Peru. The Chimú are the descendants of one of the most known civilization, like the Sicán (or Lambayeque), who arrived to the peruvian shores from far away lands by the sea. (around the VIIth - Xth century).
About Guayaquil
The history of the territory of the Ecuadorian capital goes back to the pre-Columbian period, when there are 4 different periods: Pre-Ceramic, Formative Stage, Period of Regional Development and Integration Period. Diverse cultures lived in the region in each period; among them the most renowned, the Huancavilca culture won the fame of indomitable, since its the only culture that the Incan empire could never conquer completely.There are various chronicles that talk about the details of the wars between the Huancavilcas and the Incas. This fight, full of revenges, betrayal and conspiracy, was extended until the Spanish arrival, being non resolved with the capture of the inca Atahualpa by the conqueror army. The Inca emperors Túpac Yupanqui, his son Huayna Cápac and his grand-son Atahualpa had the same objective, to conquer the untameable and ferocious Huancavilca.The first settlement of Guayaquil took place in Quito, founded in August the 15th 1534, with the intention of replace it into a more appropriate territory for the activities of the conquest. It was in 1540 that the city was relocated in an ancient Huancavilca territory, close to the hill Santa Ana and at the right side of the Guayas river. This new city developped a new timber and unique architecture in America, due to the talent of the carpenters and the quality of the wood of the surroundings. Its location and port of privilege climate meant to Guayaquil to be transformed in the biggest sea shipyard for Spain.Guayaquil is famous for being the crib of freedom, since it was one of the first cities to obtain its independence and was the scene of the meeting between the liberators Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín. It was also the point of departure to numerous armies that fought in the battles of Junin and Ayacucho, which stopped the Spanish conquest in the american territory.