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Pucllana
Pucllana Review
Rising out of a nondescript residential neighborhood is this mud-brick pyramid. You'll be amazed at the scale—this pre-Inca huaca, or temple, covers several city blocks. The site, which dates back to at least the 4th century, has ongoing excavations, and new discoveries are often being announced. Archaeologists working on the site are usually happy to share their discoveries about the people who lived in this area hundreds of years before the Inca. A tiny museum highlights some recent finds. Knowledgeable guides are available in Spanish and English. This site is off the beaten path, but plenty of restaurants are nearby, including the on-site Huaca Pucllana.
- Address: General Borgoño, 2 blocks north of Av. Angamos Oeste, Lima | Map It
- Phone: 01/445-8695
- Cost: S/7
- Hours: Wed.-Mon. 9-4:30
- Website: pucllana.perucultural.org.pe
- Location: Miraflores
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