Templo de Wilcahuain

Everything regarding the “shitty” road up to here has been set, but the two sites are quite interesting and an important element to understand pre-Inca history in the Huaraz region. Distance between the two sites is 10 min and the staff is friendly and supportive. From the second site you can walk down to Huaraz along small water canals…beware the strolling dogs though

This is amazing you can go inside and it’s awesome is three level house made out of rocks is crazy how use to use this architecture technology Lovely

Very charming place and easy to get to by bus. You can actually go inside the stone buildings which is cool.

Nice hike, but really too many dogs this time. I did not do the final part to the temple, just the way up from Huaraz.

Nice place to learn local ancient culture, make sure you hike around and look the mountains.

Me and a friend went to this temple and after we decided to hike a trail to Monterrey, we got robbed at gunpoint. I think it happens regularly here so avoid this area.

Amazing place, you must visit it. Follow me on Instagram on @foodinglima01.

Archaeological monument belonging to the Wari Culture (700 to 1100 AD) from Ayacucho, it was a ceremonial center made of large stones and a rectangular structure, settled with mud mortar and paved with small stones; It has three floors.