Trita District

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Trita is a district of Luya Province, Amazonas Region, Peru. Trita offers several attractive places for tourists as ruins of the culture Chachapoya.

As typical meals the Candy stick is known with Popes and the Purtumote between others.

In the north the District of Trita has border with Lamud District and in the south with Luya District.

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