Carabaya Province

Carabaya Province spans 12,266 square kilometers across high-altitude terrain, with mountains reaching elevations of 4,315 meters above sea level.

The province holds centuries of settlement records from pre-Incan civilizations through Spanish colonial times, as evidenced by archaeological findings in Macusani.

The population maintains strong ties to their Quechua heritage, with 84 percent of residents speaking Quechua as their primary language.

Regular bus services connect the provincial capital Macusani with ten districts, including Ajoyani, Coasa, and San Gaban, facilitating regional transportation.

The territory contains multiple mountain ranges including Willkanuta and Kallawaya, plus notable peaks such as Allin Qhapaq and Pumanuta.

Location: Puno Department

Capital city: Macusani

Shares border with: Azángaro Province, Melgar Province, Sandia Province, San Antonio de Putina Province, Canchis Province, Quispicanchi Province, Manú Province, Tambopata Province

Website: http://municarabaya.gob.pe

GPS coordinates: -14.06950,-70.43124

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:10