San Antonio de Chaclla district, Administrative district in Huarochirí Province, Peru.
San Antonio de Chaclla is an administrative district within Huarochirí Province in Lima Department, located in high mountain terrain. The territory encompasses several communities with agricultural lands and scattered settlements across its expanse.
The district was officially established through Decree 10161 on January 5, 1945, during the presidency of Manuel Prado Ugarteche. This creation was part of a broader administrative reorganization that reshaped the territorial structure of the region.
Residents celebrate San Antonio in June through local festivities that reflect their connection to traditional practices passed down through generations. These celebrations shape the rhythm of community life and maintain ties to their heritage.
The territory sits at high elevation and can be difficult to access during certain seasons, so planning ahead is important. Visitors should prepare for varying weather conditions and bring appropriate gear for mountain travel.
The area contains several school facilities such as San Antonio de Jicamarca School, which serve as educational anchors for the community. These institutions function as gathering places where residents connect and strengthen social bonds.
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