Mateo Salado, Archaeological site in Peru
The Mateo Salado is a significant archaeological complex located in the heart of Lima.
This pre-Columbian site dates back to the Late Intermediate Period.
The complex reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Ychsma and Inca people.
Tourists can visit the Mateo Salado year-round for insight into Peru's ancient civilizations.
Mateo Salado features an impressive combination of five pyramids with ramps.
Location: Lima province
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