Estadio E. Torres Belón, Stone football stadium in Puno, Peru.
The Estadio E. Torres Belón is a football stadium in Puno, Peru, built entirely from stone. The facility has four grandstands including a covered western section and an artificial grass field measuring 105 by 70 meters.
The stadium opened in 1963 and hosted significant matches during the 1976 Copa Libertadores when Club Alfonso Ugarte participated. These early years established it as an important venue for regional football competitions.
The venue is central to local sports traditions and draws many supporters during important football matches. Fan enthusiasm creates a lively energy throughout the stadium during competitions.
The grounds are well equipped with parking facilities and restroom amenities for visitors and spectators. You can contact the local administration for information about availability and conditions for visits.
The facility sits at about 3,829 meters above sea level and ranks among the world's highest elevation sports grounds. This extreme altitude shapes the pace of play and conditions for athletes on the field.
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