Bandurria, Peru

The archaeological complex spans 23 hectares and contains ten pyramids built with stone and mud, including four large structures reaching heights of 12 meters.

The site dates back to 4500 BCE during the Late Pre-ceramic Period and was discovered in 1973 when irrigation waters exposed numerous funeral bundles.

The ancient inhabitants constructed circular sunken plazas and ceremonial structures, including The Atrium, which features a central body with two lateral vestibule wings.

Located at kilometer 141 of the North Pan-American Highway, the site welcomes visitors daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM with admission fees ranging from 1 to 7 soles.

Researchers discovered the oldest cotton fishing net in Peru at this location, marking a technological advancement in ancient Peruvian textile manufacturing.

Location: Lima Department

Location: Huaura province

GPS coordinates: -11.18714,-77.58843

Latest update: May 11, 2025 04:15