Siete Huacas

The site contains multiple ancient structures and earthen mounds that showcase the architectural methods of pre-Columbian societies in northern coastal Peru.

Archaeological investigations have uncovered pottery, tools, and ceremonial objects dating back over 1000 years when the Nepeñan culture inhabited this region.

The name Siete Huacas refers to seven sacred places where ancient communities performed religious ceremonies and made offerings to their deities.

Guided tours provide explanations about the maintained structures, while protective barriers ensure the preservation of archaeological remains for future generations.

The site features distinctive stone walls and platforms that demonstrate the engineering capabilities of ancient Peruvian civilizations in adapting to local terrain.

Location: Nepeña District

GPS coordinates: -9.13450,-78.18600

Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:10