Anta Province

The Anta Province spans 1,876 square kilometers of mountainous terrain with the Sallqantay peak reaching 6,271 meters in the Willkapampa mountain range.

The province contains archaeological treasures like Tarawasi, reflecting the continuous habitation and development of civilizations in this region through centuries.

The population maintains strong Quechua heritage, with over 70 percent of residents speaking Quechua as their primary language and practicing traditional agricultural methods.

Nine districts form the administrative structure of Anta Province, each with its own mayor coordinating local governance and community development programs.

The Pampa de Anta plateau contains some of the most productive agricultural lands in the Cusco region, supporting crops like potatoes and quinoa at 3,000 meters elevation.

Location: Cuzco Department

Capital city: Anta

Shares border with: Cusco Province, La Convención Province, Paruro Province, Urubamba Province, Abancay Province, Cotabambas Province

GPS coordinates: -13.48017,-72.11124

Latest update: March 5, 2025 06:20