Aramu Muru

Aramu Muru is a stone portal carved into a rock face in the Puno highlands, featuring a central rectangular opening cut with precision. The structure demonstrates the craftsmanship of ancient peoples who inhabited this region.

Pukina, Lupaca, and Aymara peoples created and used this site for generations before Spanish conquest. The region underwent several shifts in power and influence across different eras.

Local spiritual practitioners use this location for ceremonies that connect them with ancestral traditions. The site holds deep meaning for those seeking to communicate with forces beyond the physical world.

The site lies about 35 kilometers from Puno and is accessible via a regional road connecting several communities. Visiting requires preparation for high altitude conditions and expects a moderate walk to reach it.

Visitors report unexpected sensory experiences when touching or pressing their faces against a small cavity within the door frame. These phenomena draw travelers seeking explanations for unexplained occurrences.

Location: Puno Department

GPS coordinates: -16.17069,-69.54109

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:05