ARCHEOLOGICAL LIMA "3 HUACAS"

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PACHACAMAC: Located only a few kilometers south of Lima, it was one of the most important religious centers at the time of Spanish arrival.
The passing of the centuries and the ruthlessness of enculturation have not been able to erase the deeply embedded religious meaning that this citadel had for our ancient cultures. People came from all over to pay homage to Pachacamac.
We will visit the Site Museum, Conjunto Adobitos (Adobitos Complex), Templo de Mamaconas (Mamaconas Temple), Templo de Pachacamac (Temple of Pachacamac), and the Templo del Sol (Sun Temple).

HUALLAMARCA: Also known as “Pan de Azucar” (“Sugar Loaf”), this Dacha (pyramidal mud brick structure) dates back to the V and VI centuries A.D. This huaca (sacred shrine) is shaped like a truncated pyramid. It was probably used as a temple or cemetery by the Huallas, inhabitants of the area.

PUCLLANA: Located in Miraflores, it owes its name to discovered XVI century documents. In these it is cited by its indigenous name, Pucllana, derivation of the word Puclla, which means mockery. We will visit the Dacha, the Main Temple, and the Site Museum.

DEPARTURES : DAILY
TIME: 09:00 A.M. / 02:00 P.M.
DURATION : 4 ½ HOURS
INCLUDES : TRANSPORT, GUIDE , ENTRANCE FEE AND BOTTLED WATER.
STOPS : PACHACAMAC AND PUCLLANA


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