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Wanuku Pampa or Wanuku Marka (Hispanicized spellings and names Huánuco Pampa, Huánuco Viejo, Huánuco Marca) is an archaeological site in Peru in the Huánuco Region, Dos de Mayo Province, La Unión District. The site lies on a plain above the Urqumayu or Vizcarra River in the north central Andes. Wanuku Pampa is one of the many administrative centers which is built along the highland Inca highway between Cusco and Quito. The land administrated at least five, and perhaps many more, ethnic groups. The city is situated on an important commercial trade route and sits on top of a plateau with ravines on all sides in order to allow easy defense of the city. Wanuku Pampa fell in the 1530s when Pedro de Alvarado besieged the city and burnt it to the ground
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Enjoy a full-day tour to the millenarian capital of archaeology of Chavin de Huantar. in the way you can stop at nice spots for photographs and specially in the beautiful lake of Queerococha
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Embark on a one-day trek through picturesque valleys and immerse yourself in breathtaking vistas. Discover stunning turquoise waters nestled amidst nature’s beauty, offering an unforgettable journey perfect for adventurers and nature lovers alike. A serene escape into the heart of the wild!
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Join this full-day tour to tChavín de Huántar, an archaeological site located in the Ancash Region of Peru, 250 kilometers (160 mi) north of Lima, at an elevation of 3,180 meters (10,430 ft). Chavín de Huántar has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The Chavín de Huantar Archaeological Monument was declared a Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 1985. It is considered the first Andean empire in South America. It is the parent culture Its stone carvings are unique. It has a lot of wealth and cultural and historical value for Peru and the world. It is considered as the most important pilgrimage center in the Andean world It is located in the middle of two rivers.
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Explore the city of Huaraz (10,170 ft) and its surroundings, starting with panoramic views from the El Pinar viewpoint. Visit the Willcahuaín archaeological complex (Wari-Tiawanaco period), including the main mausoleum and nearby Ichic Willcahuaín, with smaller tombs used by the elite. Return to Huaraz through scenic countryside, enjoying views of the Cordillera Blanca. In the city, stroll through the Plaza de Armas and visit the Regional Museum of Ancash, home to Peru’s largest collection of stone sculptures, especially from the Recuay culture. The tour ends with a transfer back to your hotel.
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Visiting the Huascaran National Park is complete tours around white mountain and the most popular circuits such as Llanganuco Lakes - Chavin de Huantar Pre-Inca Ruins - Pastoruri Glacier and the Puya Raymondi plants, this visit must be and excellent alternative for who are challenging the longets treks and climbings as this could be part of you acclimatizing in the altutudes of Cordillera Blanca, this tour consists three visit consecuently and is arranged since yoru hostel or Hotel in Huaraz.
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Wanuku Pampa or Wanuku Marka (Hispanicized spellings and names Huánuco Pampa, Huánuco Viejo, Huánuco Marca) is an archaeological site in Peru in the Huánuco Region, Dos de Mayo Province, La Unión District. The site lies on a plain above the Urqumayu or Vizcarra River in the north central Andes. Wanuku Pampa is one of the many administrative centers which is built along the highland Inca highway between Cusco and Quito. The land administrated at least five, and perhaps many more, ethnic groups. The city is situated on an important commercial trade route and sits on top of a plateau with ravines on all sides in order to allow easy defense of the city. Wanuku Pampa fell in the 1530s when Pedro de Alvarado besieged the city and burnt it to the ground.
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Embark on a thrilling half-day adventure through diverse terrain, where every step unveils scenic vistas and breathtaking landscapes. Breathe in the crisp, fresh mountain air as you explore nature’s beauty, perfect for a quick escape and a revitalizing outdoor experience.
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Explore the ancient Chavín de Huántar, a UNESCO World Heritage site nestled in the breathtaking Peruvian Andes at 3,180 meters. This full-day tour takes you from Huaraz through stunning landscapes, including the picturesque Querococha Lagoon, and reveals the rich history of the pre-Inca Chavín civilization. Witness the massive temple structures, ceremonial plazas, and underground galleries dedicated to unique deities. A knowledgeable guide enhances your experience with insights into the site's archaeological significance. Enjoy included meals and comfortable transport as you traverse this cultural gem in the heart of the Andes. - Full-day tour to Chavín de Huántar, starting at 9:00 AM - Includes transport and entrance fees to the archaeological site and museum - Discover the ceremonial center dedicated to the god Jaguar and more - Enjoy lunch included in this immersive cultural experience
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The archaeological site of Chavín de Huántar sits at an elevation of 3,177m (10,425ft) above sea level in the Peruvian Andes and is located at the confluence of the Mosna and Wacheksa rivers. Chavín once intersected several major trade routes through the Cordillera Blanca mountain range, a strategic location for the capital of the Chavín civilization. The site is located near the Callejón de Huáyla Valley where the village of Chavín de Huántar is located. Chavín is now served by a recently-upgraded, asphalt roadway. Covering 12,000 sq m (129,167 sq ft), the site includes massive temple structures with significant interior and subterranean space, pyramidal platforms, courts, and sunken plaza spaces, most of which are aligned on a common axis. Over time, river floods have eroded much of this stone architecture; its mountainous location has also made it susceptible to destructive landslides (as recent as 1945) and earthquakes (as recent as 1970) over the centuries
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The archaeological site of Chavín de Huántar sits at an elevation of 3,177m (10,425ft) above sea level in the Peruvian Andes and is located at the confluence of the Mosna and Wacheksa rivers. Chavín once intersected several major trade routes through the Cordillera Blanca mountain range, a strategic location for the capital of the Chavín civilization. The site includes massive temple structures with significant interior and subterranean space, pyramidal platforms, courts, and sunken plaza spaces, most of which are aligned on a common axis.
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Uncover the mysteries of Peru's ancient civilizations on this full-day cultural journey to Chavín de Huántar. Begin your adventure with a scenic stop at Querococha Lake, then ascend to the Cahuish Pass before descending through the stunning Conchucos Valley. Spend approximately two hours exploring the Chavín de Huántar Archaeological Complex, with its fascinating underground galleries and ceremonial plazas. The tour wraps up with a visit to the National Museum of Chavín, where you’ll see significant artifacts from this historic site. This immersive experience offers a deep dive into the rich history that shaped the Andean region.
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This all-day tour brings you to the Chavín Archeological Monument, which is one of the oldest sites in the Americas — construction began around 1500 BC. People came to this center to consult the oracle and to make offerings to the gods. The exterior walls are decorated with a series of zoomorphic (part animal) faces. Other highlights of the complex include the Tello Pyramid, the Circular Plaza, the Rectangular Plaza, the New Temple, and the Old Temple. In the village of Chavín de Huantar, just a few minutes from the complex, the museum exhibits archaeological artifacts found in the complex.
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Journey to the breathtaking Pastoruri Glacier, one of the last accessible glaciers in the stunning Cordillera Blanca. Surrounded by high-altitude landscapes, this adventure offers a unique opportunity to witness nature's grandeur up close. Marvel at the glacier's icy expanse while exploring the fascinating ecosystem that thrives in this remarkable environment. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike, this tour promises an unforgettable experience in the Andes. - Visit one of the last accessible glaciers in the Cordillera Blanca - Explore the unique high-altitude ecosystem surrounding Pastoruri - Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers - Experience the majestic beauty of the Andes mountains
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There/s more to Huaraz than just nature. Close by the mountains, there is a pre-Incan ruin designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site! On this tour, we will first make a stop by the beautiful Queracocha lake before continuing onto the ruins of Chavin. Here you will appreciate the ancient village and its museum for a few hours, then you can have lunch at a typical restaurant in Chavin village before being transported back to Huaraz.
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