Lámud is a town in Peru that serves as the capital of Luya Province in the Amazonas Region. It is located in the country's northern highlands, in an area of the Andes that lies within the broader Amazonas department.
The town is the administrative center of Luya Province, one of the seven provinces that make up the Amazonas Region. As a provincial capital, it hosts the local government institutions for the surrounding district and province.
Lámud is situated in a mountainous part of northern Peru, a region known for its Andean terrain and proximity to cloud forest and Amazonian landscapes. The area around the town is associated with archaeological sites and traditional settlements of the Chachapoya culture, though the town itself functions primarily as a small provincial administrative center.