Visiting Chachapoyas Valley Kuelap

An ancient mythological character of ancient Peru, the story goes he came from the seas, seeding civilization, referring to the valley of Lambayeque, he came with his wife named "Cererni" and built a temple named "Chot" the tale says he brought a green jade idol named "Llampayec", which actually that's where Lambayeque name region originates, the story says his successor "Tempellec" tried to move the idol and this brought a diludge.



Naylamp then moved to the Sierra into the valley of Caxamarca, where supposedly he engineer water propulsion technologies using geothermal hot springs, building a city in what we know today as of "Kuelap" the legend goes that Naylamp and its people are buried in the sarcophagus of "Karajia" this mysterious sarcophagus measured around 2 meters in diameter longer than the regular measure of the Amerindian living around this valley.


This unknown race of people I wrote on my book "Backpsckers Guide to Ancient and Mystical sites" had strangely white long beards, resembling to a Caucasian males, remember Amerindian have no facial hair so here we see perhaps hard evidence of an unknown race of people that perhaps influenced the ancient history of Peru and of the Americas..



There are some evidence in the Archeological record, perhaps linking Naylamp as a Mayan Ruler that perhaps visited South America, leading a trail of civilization in a map referred as Miscelánea Antártica, Naylamp was also referred as "The One with the Wind" I propose Naylamp is the equivalent of "Quetzalcoatl" the god of wind in the mesoamerican cosmology.

Perhaps one day the mystery will be revealed but the myth still live as of today and in this myth we can re-live an ancient tale told by our ancient forefathers that incredibly still exists today and its our job to continue the tradition of story telling as a one of the most wonderful gifts given to us by the gods to remember..

During the up and coming Ascension Adventures experience this summer 2013 we will be visiting this incredible ancient sites located in the Chachapoyas Valley in the foothills of the Amazonias!!

Till the next adventure!!
Guillermo