Entrance: Inclined plane / ramp
Ramp information
Hand rail: Yes
Name of the tourist resource clearly visible and legible: Yes
The entranceway analysed is:
The main one
Monuments
Archaeological sites
This monument is one of the most outstanding sites in the middle valley of the Lurin River and an important settlement associated with the Qhapaq Ñan, which links Pachacamac with Jauja. It is made up of sectors and residential, administrative and ceremonial architectural complexes very typical of the central coast during the late period. A particular architectural element that characterizes this complex are the mud friezes in low relief, similar to borders on the upper part of the walls, also presents architectural features such as windows that only exist in very important Inca sites like Macchu Picchu. This important urban center, during the time it was occupied, was always related to the political and religious centers of the coast, and especially those whose cult was to the divinity of Pachacamac, the main religious force of the Inca Empire in the Central Coast region. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>
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The resource offers
Support staff for PRM
Toilets reserved for PRM
Information in easy-to-read format
Visual signposting
